Zimbabwe's Ambassador to South Africa says despite the fact that Zimbabwe faces socio and economic difficulties, protests will never change the government. Ambassador Isaac Moyo says the government remains strong and in charge and that only elections will determine the country's future. Moyo was speaking at a meeting on the role the Diaspora can play in the development of Zimbabwe.
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