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A US civil rights leader, the Rev. Elbert Ranson, has urged Zimbabweans to continue fighting against an "unjust system" in the southern African country, and to engage in peaceful protests against their government, reports Ecumenical News International. "When the time is ripe, God will deliver the people of Zimbabwe from bondage," Ranson said in a speech given when he presented awards to honour three Zimbabwean human rights activists and one South African. The ceremony was organized in the capital Harare by the Zimbabwe Christian Alliance, which groups church and civic organizations.
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