By A Correspondent

Senator Sengezo Tshabangu, the controversial interim Secretary General of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), has strongly dismissed rumours regarding his health.

The speculation about Tshabangu’s health has prompted widespread curiosity about his well-being.

In an exclusive response to ZimEye.com, the senator set the record straight, assuring the public that he is in good health.

Last week, ZimEye.com reached out to Tshabangu to seek clarity on his condition, amid growing concerns about his health.

“Greetings Senator Tshabangu, how are you feeling? The nation is keen to know if you are well now. Kind regards.”

In his reply, Tshabangu directly addressed the speculation, saying:
“Thank you, I’m live and kicking Mr Chikanza.”

This brief but emphatic response was a clear message to his critics and the public that he is in good health and fully capable of continuing his political work.

Beyond the bad health rumours, Tshabangu has been embroiled in ongoing political controversy.

He has faced accusations of colluding with the ruling Zanu PF party to weaken the opposition in Zimbabwe.

One of the primary allegations against him is his involvement in orchestrating the recall of opposition MPs and councillors , a move that has sparked tension within the political landscape.

Critics argue that these actions are part of a broader strategy to undermine the Citizens Coalition for Change and its leadership.

Despite the accusations and challenges, Tshabangu’s latest statement is likely to quell some of the concerns about his physical condition.