Speaking on microblogging website Twitter, the Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition said police in plain clothes visited their offices today.

This follows an article by the State owned newspaper The Herald claiming that 6 Western nationals
have been working with local non-governmental organisations led by Crisis Coalition in Zimbabwe
(CCiZ) to force President Mnangagwa into a unity
Government with opposition political parties or to set up a transitional authority.

The six foreigners allegedly convened a week- long workshop at a private lodge in Harare earlier
this month where they came up with strategies to incite Zimbabweans to revolt against President Mnangagwa and the Zanu-PF Government. The
workshop was reportedly coordinated by CCiZ chairperson Mr Rashid Mahiya and a committee
member, Mr Pride Mukono, from December 3 to 7 under the theme: “The Crisis of Legitimacy in
Zimbabwe.” When contacted for a comment, CCiZ spokesman Mr Tabani Moyo denied that there was such a meeting.