CALL TO DUTY: To ensure a fair democratic process during the upcoming election, President @nelsonchamisa has appealed to citizens to inspect the voters’ roll.

The inspection period continues today, and it will last until May 31st, 2023.

VOTERS’ ROLL INSPECTION:

Please be informed that the voters’ roll inspection exercise starts today.

We encourage the citizens to visit the inspection centers to confirm whether their registration information has been accurately recorded.

VerifyYourVote #CheckYourVote #InspectYourRoll

CALL TO DUTY: To ensure a fair democratic process during the upcoming election, President Nelson Chamisa has appealed to citizens to inspect the voters’ roll. The inspection period is set to begin tomorrow, and it will last until May 31st, 2023.- President Chamisa

Tinashe Sambiri

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has challenged the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission ( ZEC) to make the voters roll accessible without restrictions.

ZEC has refused to avail the electronic version of the voters roll.

According to CCC, the voters roll must be accessible prior to proclamation.

Below are highlights from the CCC media briefing on Friday:

CCC PRESSER: during our meeting with the media, our election taskforce team highlighted four important issues that require immediate attention as the country approaches the election. Our call to action includes:

1️⃣Releasing and making the National Voters Roll accessible prior to proclamation
2️⃣Encouraging unregistered citizens to take advantage of the opportunity to register before the closure of the Voters Roll for the 2023 Elections
3️⃣Advising registered citizens to participate fully in Voters Roll Inspection
4️⃣Reiterating our demand for the implementation of electoral reforms and administrative reforms by ZEC.

Tinashe Sambiri

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has challenged the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission ( ZEC) to make the voters roll accessible without restrictions.

ZEC has refused to avail the electronic version of the voters roll.

According to CCC, the voters roll must be accessible prior to proclamation.

Below are highlights from the CCC media briefing on Friday:

CCC PRESSER: during our meeting with the media, our election taskforce team highlighted four important issues that require immediate attention as the country approaches the election. Our call to action includes:

1️⃣Releasing and making the National Voters Roll accessible prior to proclamation
2️⃣Encouraging unregistered citizens to take advantage of the opportunity to register before the closure of the Voters Roll for the 2023 Elections
3️⃣Advising registered citizens to participate fully in Voters Roll Inspection
4️⃣Reiterating our demand for the implementation of electoral reforms and administrative reforms by ZEC.

By Lesley Hova | Emmerson Mnangagwa, one of theb 2024l3 presidential candidates, yesterday shamelessly called on Zimbabweans to visit and verify the voters’ roll to make sure their data are accurately recorded. At the moment, the voters’ roll copy had been withheld from the public.

Prior to his anticipated announcement of the election date today, the President made this statement yesterday after verifying his information with his wife, Auxillia Mnangagwa, at Sherwood Primary School in Kwekwe.

“As the 2023 harmonised general elections draw closer, I call upon all voters to inspect the voters roll to ensure that their details are correctly captured,” he wrote on his Twitter handle.

The state media claims that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission on Saturday finally opened the voters’ roll to be used in this year’s harmonised elections for inspection in an exercise that is expected to run until May 31.

Inspections will be carried out at all the 1,159 polling stations, while prospective voters can also check their names using the USSD code *265# if they are Econet or NetOne subscribers and also on the ZEC’s website (www.bvrinspection.zec.org.zw), the announcement said.

On Saturday, ZEC chief elections officer Mr Utloile Silaigwana said the exercise could be extended in some centres.

“Owing to logistical and other unforeseen challenges, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission would like to inform members of the public that some voters’ roll inspection centres may start operating much later than the anticipated time on 27 May 2023. The Commission may consider extending this exercise scheduled to end on 31 May 2023 by a day in affected areas,” he said.

The centres will open between 7 am and 7 pm and people are required to bring a National Identity Card (metal, plastic or waiting pass with the holder’s picture) or a valid Zimbabwean passport.

“The cut-off date for the purposes of producing the voters’ roll for this inspection exercise was 28 April 2023. Those who registered on or before 28 April 2023, are encouraged to inspect the voters roll at their ordinary polling stations which have been designated as inspection centres for purposes of this voters roll inspection exercise. Note, your name will appear only at that inspection centre if that centre is your designated polling station,” Mr Silaigwana said.

He added that anyone with queries should direct them to their respective provincial elections officers or the ZEC’s head office in Harare.

Preparations for the elections are gathering steam with President Mnangagwa on Saturday saying he would today announce the date when they will be held.

ZEC deputy chair Ambassador Rodney Kiwa said voter registration would continue until two days after the proclamation of the poll dates as stipulated.

“Our cut-off date for the purposes of this inspection was on the 28th of April so what it means is the registration continues but not at the inspection centres but will continue at our 68 districts as well as the 10 provincial centres.

“Registration will continue until two days after the proclamation of the election date by the President,” he said.

Ambassador Kiwa said the electoral body was gearing for the successful holding of free, fair and transparent elections.

To this effect, he said, the commission had come up with a roadmap that would be followed once President Mnangagwa proclaims the election date.

“We are very much ready and getting prepared and some of the activities that we are undertaking, for instance, are the procurement of sensitive and non-sensitive materials including pens, indelible ink and so forth as well as ballot papers, we are all geared for that.

“Not only that, we are also training our people, electoral officers so that they are prepared and they know exactly what is expected of them when the President announces the date,” Ambassador Kiwa said.

“In that regard, we have a road map and once the President announces the date we are going to follow and it includes publicity whereby we will be engaging the media through whom we will be informing our public through radio, television, fliers and anything that will help us to reach our people so that they participate in the harmonised elections.”

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has commissioned Mabobolo Primary and Secondary Schools in Binga, while also officiating at a groundbreaking ceremony for a clinic in the same area.

The President had a clear message hinged on the Nyika Inovakwa Nevene Vayo/ Ilizwe Lakhiwa Ngabanikazi Balo mantra he emphasised that Zimbabweans must build their nation, with access to education and health key targets under the Second Republic.

“I said nyika inovakwa nevene vayo [the nation is built by its people]. We want to come to a stage where all clothes are manufactured in Zimbabwe, foods we eat must be produced in Zimbabwe, even the cars we drive. For this to happen, we want our children to study science and agriculture… Our children are very talented, so as government, we provide innovation hubs to transform their dreams into a product or service. We want engineers, we want doctors,” he said.

While the Second Republic has delivered many infrastructure projects in Binga, partnerships with various stakeholders such as the church have been key in delivering health and education institutions such as the Mabobolo schools and many others across the country.

The commissioned projects are being implemented by the Reformed Church of Zimbabwe.

Said president Mnangagwa, “Thank you for partnering government in ensuring that there is development in the country. We are very grateful for churches like RCZ who not only pray for us, but also partner their government in development.”

Meanwhile, President Mnangagwa has revealed that he will proclaim the 2023 general elections on Monday.

“I will make a pronouncement the day after tomorrow, you must go and vote and vote in peace,” he said.

The President’s visit to Binga this Saturday comes on the back of several empowerment and developmental projects in the area that include the construction of roads and the Binga fisheries project.- ZBC News

Two people have died in an accident involving three vehicles in Mutare along the Mutare-Harare highway this Saturday.

Zimbabwe Republic Police spokesperson for Manicaland Province, Inspector Norbert Muzondo confirmed the accident, which happened near the Christmas Pass this morning.

He said the accident happened when a Toyota Hilux truck tried to overtake a Honda Fit vehicle and collided with an oncoming 30-tonne truck before swerving and hitting the Honda Fit vehicle.

The drivers of the Toyota Hilux and Honda Fit died on the spot.- ZBC News

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has commissioned Mabobolo Primary and Secondary Schools in Binga, while also officiating at a groundbreaking ceremony for a clinic in the same area.

The President had a clear message hinged on the Nyika Inovakwa Nevene Vayo/ Ilizwe Lakhiwa Ngabanikazi Balo mantra he emphasised that Zimbabweans must build their nation, with access to education and health key targets under the Second Republic.

“I said nyika inovakwa nevene vayo [the nation is built by its people]. We want to come to a stage where all clothes are manufactured in Zimbabwe, foods we eat must be produced in Zimbabwe, even the cars we drive. For this to happen, we want our children to study science and agriculture… Our children are very talented, so as government, we provide innovation hubs to transform their dreams into a product or service. We want engineers, we want doctors,” he said.

While the Second Republic has delivered many infrastructure projects in Binga, partnerships with various stakeholders such as the church have been key in delivering health and education institutions such as the Mabobolo schools and many others across the country.

The commissioned projects are being implemented by the Reformed Church of Zimbabwe.

Said president Mnangagwa, “Thank you for partnering government in ensuring that there is development in the country. We are very grateful for churches like RCZ who not only pray for us, but also partner their government in development.”

Meanwhile, President Mnangagwa has revealed that he will proclaim the 2023 general elections on Monday.

“I will make a pronouncement the day after tomorrow, you must go and vote and vote in peace,” he said.

The President’s visit to Binga this Saturday comes on the back of several empowerment and developmental projects in the area that include the construction of roads and the Binga fisheries project.- ZBC News

VOTERS’ ROLL INSPECTION:

Please be informed that the voters’ roll inspection exercise starts today.

We encourage the citizens to visit the inspection centers to confirm whether their registration information has been accurately recorded.

VerifyYourVote #CheckYourVote #InspectYourRoll

VOTERS’ ROLL INSPECTION:

Please be informed that the voters’ roll inspection exercise starts today.

We encourage the citizens to visit the inspection centers to confirm whether their registration information has been accurately recorded.

VerifyYourVote #CheckYourVote #InspectYourRoll

CALL TO DUTY: To ensure a fair democratic process during the upcoming election, President Nelson Chamisa has appealed to citizens to inspect the voters’ roll. The inspection period is set to begin tomorrow, and it will last until May 31st, 2023.- President Chamisa

Former COSAFA president, Dr Philip Chiyangwa, received a Meritorious Service Award from the regional board for his services during the four years that he was in charge.
The award was presented by CAF president Patrice Motsepe during the COSAFA AGM in Johannesburg.- ZBC News

A 53-year-old Chitungwiza woman is accused of killing her husband after an argument over relish and has appeared in court.

The court heard that Wilson Muchimwe (53) was irritated when he got home and discovered that Nozizwe Mpengesi had prepared vegetables for dinner rather than meat, causing a misunderstanding.

When Mpengesi showed up in front of Harare Magistrate Mr. Dennis Mangosi, she was accused of murder. She was instructed to seek for bail before the High Court while still in detention.

According to investigations, Mpengesi and Muchimwe got into a quarrel on that fateful day after he returned home inebriated and complained that she had made veggies instead of meat for supper relish.

Muchimwe allegedly fell headfirst onto a slab of concrete after Mpengesi retaliated and shoved him.

The now-deceased began bleeding from the forehead, according to the testimony given in court, which prompted Mpengesi to go to ZRP Zengeza 5 base and lie to the police about Muchimwe’s alleged assault at an unidentified pub by unidentified attackers.

Further investigations showed that Mpengesi stole all of Muchimwe’s clothing and shoes and delivered them to her sister Thandiwe Mpengesi in order to hide proof that she knew about him beforehand and was close to him.

Yesterday, the court heard testimony that Mpengesi guided detectives to the location while being recorded on camera, where she gave cues as to how she had done the crime.

She also assisted in the rescue of Muchimwe’s jacket and shoes.

In order to conduct a post-mortem examination, Muchimwe’s body is at the Chitungwiza hospital mortuary.

CALL TO DUTY: To ensure a fair democratic process during the upcoming election, President Nelson Chamisa has appealed to citizens to inspect the voters’ roll. The inspection period is set to begin tomorrow, and it will last until May 31st, 2023.- President Chamisa

Tinashe Sambiri

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has challenged the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission ( ZEC) to make the voters roll accessible without restrictions.

ZEC has refused to avail the electronic version of the voters roll.

According to CCC, the voters roll must be accessible prior to proclamation.

Below are highlights from the CCC media briefing on Friday:

CCC PRESSER: during our meeting with the media, our election taskforce team highlighted four important issues that require immediate attention as the country approaches the election. Our call to action includes:

1️⃣Releasing and making the National Voters Roll accessible prior to proclamation
2️⃣Encouraging unregistered citizens to take advantage of the opportunity to register before the closure of the Voters Roll for the 2023 Elections
3️⃣Advising registered citizens to participate fully in Voters Roll Inspection
4️⃣Reiterating our demand for the implementation of electoral reforms and administrative reforms by ZEC.

Tinashe Sambiri|Controversial politician Killer Zivhu has said Zimbabweans are too smart for nothing.

The outspoken politician believes Zimbabweans’ minds were corrupted by British education.

Argued Zivhu:
“Zimbabwe doesn’t have educated people as they claim, the British curiculum, yatakadzidza ye white collar job ndiyo inotipa kutambura kudayi, we are allover the World like grasshoppers, nokuti takadzidziswa kusvaka basa, politicians make advantage because we are weak.”

A 53-year-old Chitungwiza woman is accused of killing her husband after an argument over relish and has appeared in court.

The court heard that Wilson Muchimwe (53) was irritated when she got home and discovered that Nozizwe Mpengesi had prepared vegetables for dinner rather than meat, causing a misunderstanding.

When Mpengesi showed up in front of Harare Magistrate Mr. Dennis Mangosi, she was accused of murder. She was instructed to seek for bail before the High Court while still in detention.

According to investigations, Mpengesi and Muchimwe got into a quarrel on that fateful day after he returned home inebriated and complained that she had made veggies instead of meat for supper relish.

Muchimwe allegedly fell headfirst onto a slab of concrete after Mpengesi retaliated and shoved him.

The now-deceased began bleeding from the forehead, according to the testimony given in court, which prompted Mpengesi to go to ZRP Zengeza 5 base and lie to the police about Muchimwe’s alleged assault at an unidentified pub by unidentified attackers.

Further investigations showed that Mpengesi stole all of Muchimwe’s clothing and shoes and delivered them to her sister Thandiwe Mpengesi in order to hide proof that she knew about him beforehand and was close to him.

Yesterday, the court heard testimony that Mpengesi guided detectives to the location while being recorded on camera, where she gave cues as to how she had done the crime.

She also assisted in the rescue of Muchimwe’s jacket and shoes.

In order to conduct a post-mortem examination, Muchimwe’s body is at the Chitungwiza hospital mortuary.

Tinashe Sambiri

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has challenged the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission ( ZEC) to make the voters roll accessible without restrictions.

ZEC has refused to avail the electronic version of the voters roll.

According to CCC, the voters roll must be accessible prior to proclamation.

Below are highlights from the CCC media briefing on Friday:

CCC PRESSER: during our meeting with the media, our election taskforce team highlighted four important issues that require immediate attention as the country approaches the election. Our call to action includes:

1️⃣Releasing and making the National Voters Roll accessible prior to proclamation
2️⃣Encouraging unregistered citizens to take advantage of the opportunity to register before the closure of the Voters Roll for the 2023 Elections
3️⃣Advising registered citizens to participate fully in Voters Roll Inspection
4️⃣Reiterating our demand for the implementation of electoral reforms and administrative reforms by ZEC.

Tinashe Sambiri

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has challenged the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission ( ZEC) to make the voters roll accessible without restrictions.

ZEC has refused to avail the electronic version of the voters roll.

According to CCC, the voters roll must be accessible prior to proclamation.

Below are highlights from the CCC media briefing on Friday:

CCC PRESSER: during our meeting with the media, our election taskforce team highlighted four important issues that require immediate attention as the country approaches the election. Our call to action includes:

1️⃣Releasing and making the National Voters Roll accessible prior to proclamation
2️⃣Encouraging unregistered citizens to take advantage of the opportunity to register before the closure of the Voters Roll for the 2023 Elections
3️⃣Advising registered citizens to participate fully in Voters Roll Inspection
4️⃣Reiterating our demand for the implementation of electoral reforms and administrative reforms by ZEC.

By A Correspondent | 7pm Saturday, ZimEye holds a 30 min follow up program over the Qoki Zindlovukazi frauds which are further revealed at a time refunds are resuming.

The session also comes at a time when Qoki founder, Sithule Tshuma admitted she deceived (title deed seeking) investors in her Nondweni 3 farm project which property has been found to be not only a 99 year lease territory but a mining claim. The development now forces Tshuma to refund all the investors, the same way she has done others; and all this is happening at a time when Qoki’s founding legal expert, Julian Condliffe is paying out a whopping GBP56,000 to another victim, one of many others subjected to bullying and harassment for several years to date.

One investor speaking to ZimEye described the feat in the following words, saying: ” Impondo azifihleki emgodleni, noma kanjani, bekuzaze kubenini. Vuka Mthwakazi ungadliwa in the name of the Fraudster also being a Mthwakazian. Name ubuguluva as it is, Fraud Fraud Fraud!”

A 53-year-old Chitungwiza woman is accused of killing her husband after an argument over relish and has appeared in court.

The court heard that Wilson Muchimwe (53) was irritated when she got home and discovered that Nozizwe Mpengesi had prepared vegetables for dinner rather than meat, causing a misunderstanding.

When Mpengesi showed up in front of Harare Magistrate Mr. Dennis Mangosi, she was accused of murder. She was instructed to seek for bail before the High Court while still in detention.

According to investigations, Mpengesi and Muchimwe got into a quarrel on that fateful day after he returned home inebriated and complained that she had made veggies instead of meat for supper relish.

Muchimwe allegedly fell headfirst onto a slab of concrete after Mpengesi retaliated and shoved him.

The now-deceased began bleeding from the forehead, according to the testimony given in court, which prompted Mpengesi to go to ZRP Zengeza 5 base and lie to the police about Muchimwe’s alleged assault at an unidentified pub by unidentified attackers.

Further investigations showed that Mpengesi stole all of Muchimwe’s clothing and shoes and delivered them to her sister Thandiwe Mpengesi in order to hide proof that she knew about him beforehand and was close to him.

Yesterday, the court heard testimony that Mpengesi guided detectives to the location while being recorded on camera, where she gave cues as to how she had done the crime.

She also assisted in the rescue of Muchimwe’s jacket and shoes.

In order to conduct a post-mortem examination, Muchimwe’s body is at the Chitungwiza hospital mortuary.

WITH the primary elections done and dusted, the revolutionary ZANU PF party in Gwanda is intensifying mass mobilisation programmes to ensure members are focused on ensuring victory for President Emmerson Mnangagwa and other candidates.

ZANU PF Gwanda District has embarked on mass mobilisation ahead of the 2023 general elections expected in August this year.

While the primary elections have now been concluded, a sight of all candidates who were contesting breaking bread, hugging and shaking hands could only mean one thing, the elections were just an internal process.

“Yes, people were in a race but it’s now behind us. The bigger picture is mobilising for the President to get 5 million +votes,” said ZANU PF Gwanda DCC Chairperson, Cde David Linda.

For the contestants ZANU PF is bigger than individual ambitions

“Whoever wins a primary election will just be a face of ZANU PF but the truth is ZANU PF is bigger than all of us. We need to make sure that we swallow all the pride we might be having and make sure that the President wins and then the MP and the councillor,” said one of the candidates.

“We ran a race and someone was the first lets rally behind him,” reiterated another.

Another candidate weighed in, “It is no longer the time to play, during primary elections we were playing now it’s the real fight so let’s be united and forget that I contested.”

“I may be the one who came first but I can’t do it alone, let’s rally behind the Party first before me,” emphasised another.

ZANU PF Matabeleland South Provincial Political Commissar, Cde Washington Nkomo took time to give words of counsel to party candidates for the general elections.

“People have entrusted you with with lives, make sure that you don’t forget that and start chasing individual ambitious. The party comes first,” noted Cde Nkomo.

Gwanda has three constituencies up for grabs in this year’s general elections.- ZBC News

Suspected serial murderer, Jaison Muvevi is set to undergo mental examination by two psychiatrists to ascertain if he is fit to stand trial anytime from next month.

Muvevi, who appeared virtually before a Harare magistrate this Wednesday is set to be examined by two psychiatrists after he claimed to be mentally unstable.

Through his lawyer, Muvevi recently claimed to have been mentally unstable after he shot and killed four people while seriously injuring two others.

The lawyer said Muvevi was incoherent and exhibited some mental problems during their engagements.

The presiding magistrate granted the application and the outcome of the examination is still pending.

Muvevi, who is still in custody, was remanded to the 9th of June for routine remand.

His trial date is yet to be announced.

Muvevi is facing four counts of murder, including killing a police officer, and two counts of attempted murder after he also allegedly shot and injured a police officer in Hwedza before shooting at another man in Mutare, whom he narrowly missed.- ZBC News

When a fuel tanker driver’s vehicle crashed near the Mzilikazi Barracks in Bulawayo, spewing more than 20,000 litres of gasoline, the Bulawayo-Harare highway was shut down for hours while emergency services tried to contain the potentially fatal catastrophe.
Firefighters from Bulawayo bravely battled to save the tanker from setting fire, which would have been disastrous.

Traffic was redirected, but it was difficult for police to control drivers who still wanted to approach the accident scene.

The truck was carrying 40 000 litres of petrol, according to Mr Frederick Maponga, an Environmental Management Agency Environmental Quality Officer who was on the scene.

“We received a phone call at around 7pm and we rushed to the scene where we noted the tanker had overturned with the fire department at the scene. So far about 20 000 litres of fuel spilt to the environment although we are yet to conduct full investigations as to the cause and how much was spilt. Petrol causes loss of bio-diversity in the soil which means it kills all the living organisms and plants in the environment,” he said.

Mr Maponga urged drivers transporting hazardous material to be cautious on the roads to avoid such disasters.

He warned members of the public and motorists to desist from approaching such scenes as they are extremely dangerous to human life.

“We had police controlling the scene but you find people still wanting to bypass the blockades put to control traffic. An explosion would have had disastrous results,” said Mr Maponga.-State Media

CCC Namibia demands justice for the butchered Moreblessing Ali!

24 May 2023

Today marks twelve (12) months after the enforced disappearance and gruesome human butchery of the slain CCC activist Moreblessing Ali in Nyatsime, Chitungwiza. Citizens Coalition for Change is busy ruminating on the efficacious measures to be taken to ensure that justice prevails over this authoritarian nature of leadership. After being butchered by a renowned ZANU PF hoodlum, Moreblessing Ali is not yet buried.

It is mesmerizing and transfixing that murderers are still displaying their insatiable appetite to continue tormenting the innocent soul of the deceased, her family, and the CCC political outfit at large by keeping Hon Job Saro Wiwa Sikhala behind bars. The family made it point-blank that the deceased shall not be buried until the family spokesperson and lawyer is unconditionally released from the hellhole of Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison on concocted charges. Moreblessing Ali deserves a befitting send-off.

The incessant denial of justice for both Hon Job Saro Wiwa Sikhala and Moreblessing Ali should be peacefully challenged through the legal and political avenues as per the dictates of the supreme law of the country. It is our revolutionary mandate as change champions to extend our demand for justice to SADC, AU, European Union, and the United Nations. After one year, right-thinking citizens should pent up their outrage demanding justice, freedom, and equality in the local courts.

CCC Namibia has declared the 24th of May 2023 a day of mourning over sterile democracy in the motherland. It is now imperative to amplify our voices demanding answers to the apparent travesty of justice in Zimbabwe. Moreblessing Ali did not commit any crime, supporting the alternative should never invite assassinations. Everyone is free to join a political party of his\her choice. CCC is not a banned organization. The organic assembly sympathizes with the bereaved family.

ZANU PF-sponsored judges must respect the rule of law and constitutionalism. Ali and Sikhala families deserve peace of mind. These monkey tactics displayed by the clueless regime should be confronted with equal measure. As Zimbabwe heads toward harmonized elections in August, we anticipate the Harare regime to create a conducive environment for free, fair, credible, and unfettered elections. The Provisional Chairperson for CCC Namibia Rundu Branch, Dr. Simbarashe Ndoda echoed that the continued incarceration of Job Saro Wiwa Sikhala is a futile attempt by the politically bankrupt regime to intimidate and deter social democrats ahead of the historic elections.

He further aired that ZANU-PF has pressed the panic button hence citizens should not backtrack on demanding justice, equality, and freedom. The organic champion urged citizens across the globe to exert political and diplomatic pressure advocating for absolute respect for the Constitution. Zimbabweans should brace for dangerous freedom as a sure way of defending the vote. We should devise peaceful means to shake the Shake-Shake Building which has housed abusers of the universal basic human freedoms since the inception of the simulacrum of phony independence in April 1980 as Frantz Fanon postulates.

Sanity should provoke massive peaceful resistance among the committed and dedicated patriots who subscribe to the national democratic revolution engineered by none other than the political generator President Advocate Nelson Chamisa. The voice from CCC Namibia says, “#FreeJobSaroWiwaSikhala, we want to decently bury our deceased change champion, Moreblessing Ali !” The Ali family deserves peace and tranquility. Job Saro Wiwa Sikhala did not commit any crime to deserve this long pre-trial detention.

Let’s soldier on in solidarity with the bereaved family as well as political prisoners such as Wiwa, Jacob Ngarivhume, the ZINASU FOUR, etc. The captured police and courts should desist from this stinking weaponization of the law. Justice delayed is justice denied. Trying to close the democratic arena ahead of the watershed elections should not frighten anyone. Let’s be ready to VOTE BIG!, WIN BIG! and DEFEND BIG! Ngaapinde Hake Mukomana.

FreeJobSaroWiwaSikhala

FreeTheZINASUFour

FreeJacobNgarivhume

JusticeForMoreblessingAli

JusticeForAllPoliticalPrisoners

VotersRoll

Free, Fair, credibleAndUnfetteredElections

ChamisaForPresident

CCC Namibia Rundu Branch
Provisional Spokesperson
Robson Ruhanya

Tinashe Sambiri|Controversial politician Killer Zivhu has said Zimbabweans are too smart for nothing.

The outspoken politician believes Zimbabweans’ minds were corrupted by British education.

Argued Zivhu:
“Zimbabwe doesn’t have educated people as they claim, the British curiculum, yatakadzidza ye white collar job ndiyo inotipa kutambura kudayi, we are allover the World like grasshoppers, nokuti takadzidziswa kusvaka basa, politicians make advantage because we are weak.”

Suspected serial murderer, Jaison Muvevi is set to undergo mental examination by two psychiatrists to ascertain if he is fit to stand trial anytime from next month.

Muvevi, who appeared virtually before a Harare magistrate this Wednesday is set to be examined by two psychiatrists after he claimed to be mentally unstable.

Through his lawyer, Muvevi recently claimed to have been mentally unstable after he shot and killed four people while seriously injuring two others.

The lawyer said Muvevi was incoherent and exhibited some mental problems during their engagements.

The presiding magistrate granted the application and the outcome of the examination is still pending.

Muvevi, who is still in custody, was remanded to the 9th of June for routine remand.

His trial date is yet to be announced.

Muvevi is facing four counts of murder, including killing a police officer, and two counts of attempted murder after he also allegedly shot and injured a police officer in Hwedza before shooting at another man in Mutare, whom he narrowly missed.- ZBC News

WITH the primary elections done and dusted, the revolutionary ZANU PF party in Gwanda is intensifying mass mobilisation programmes to ensure members are focused on ensuring victory for President Emmerson Mnangagwa and other candidates.

ZANU PF Gwanda District has embarked on mass mobilisation ahead of the 2023 general elections expected in August this year.

While the primary elections have now been concluded, a sight of all candidates who were contesting breaking bread, hugging and shaking hands could only mean one thing, the elections were just an internal process.

“Yes, people were in a race but it’s now behind us. The bigger picture is mobilising for the President to get 5 million +votes,” said ZANU PF Gwanda DCC Chairperson, Cde David Linda.

For the contestants ZANU PF is bigger than individual ambitions

“Whoever wins a primary election will just be a face of ZANU PF but the truth is ZANU PF is bigger than all of us. We need to make sure that we swallow all the pride we might be having and make sure that the President wins and then the MP and the councillor,” said one of the candidates.

“We ran a race and someone was the first lets rally behind him,” reiterated another.

Another candidate weighed in, “It is no longer the time to play, during primary elections we were playing now it’s the real fight so let’s be united and forget that I contested.”

“I may be the one who came first but I can’t do it alone, let’s rally behind the Party first before me,” emphasised another.

ZANU PF Matabeleland South Provincial Political Commissar, Cde Washington Nkomo took time to give words of counsel to party candidates for the general elections.

“People have entrusted you with with lives, make sure that you don’t forget that and start chasing individual ambitious. The party comes first,” noted Cde Nkomo.

Gwanda has three constituencies up for grabs in this year’s general elections.- ZBC News

Tinashe Sambiri|Controversial politician Killer Zivhu has said Zimbabweans are too smart for nothing.

The outspoken politician believes Zimbabweans’ minds were corrupted by British education.

Argued Zivhu:
“Zimbabwe doesn’t have educated people as they claim, the British curiculum, yatakadzidza ye white collar job ndiyo inotipa kutambura kudayi, we are allover the World like grasshoppers, nokuti takadzidziswa kusvaka basa, politicians make advantage because we are weak.”

Tinashe Sambiri|Controversial politician Killer Zivhu has said Zimbabweans are too smart for nothing.

The outspoken politician believes Zimbabweans’ minds were corrupted by British education.

Argued Zivhu:
“Zimbabwe doesn’t have educated people as they claim, the British curiculum, yatakadzidza ye white collar job ndiyo inotipa kutambura kudayi, we are allover the World like grasshoppers, nokuti takadzidziswa kusvaka basa, politicians make advantage because we are weak.”

By A Correspondent | The Communications and Allied Workers Union (CAWUZ) has requested that the James Makamba found, Telecel Zimbabwe, a provider of mobile phone services, be placed under corporate rescue, a localised version of bankruptcy protection. The Master of the High Court has supported this request, paving the way to what might end up being a historic take over by a company’s employees and their colleagues.

The High Court Master must submit a report in support of or against the application during the corporate rescue filing process, but the judge retains the final say.

The third-largest mobile telecommunications company in the nation was put under corporate rescue in October 2022 by CAWUZ in an effort to prevent possible liquidation.

CAWUZ represents the workers who are owed large sums of money in unpaid salaries. Being owed money in unpaid subscriptions makes CAWUZ itself a creditor.

The application’s premise is that the company is in financial distress because it has neglected to make its debt payments. It is argued that despite the company’s apparent financial difficulties, there are still some solid chances that it will be saved from impending failure. In order to prevent the company from going out of business, CAWUZ further argues that it needs to be managed and supervised by a corporate rescue specialist who must create a rescue plan to revive its operations.

The candidate for corporate rescue practitioner is Mr. Knowledge Hofisi of Aurifin Capital. Telecel, according to CAWUZ, has allegedly been in danger of failing for a while. It has been shown that this indicates the company is insolvent because its liabilities exceed its assets. According to the market performance of the company’s rivals, however, its financial difficulties “are not insurmountable.”

Telecel, CAWUZ argues, despite insolvency, still enjoys some “realistic prospects of recovery if accorded an opportunity to do so.”

Additionally, CAWUZ has looked into the “inexhaustible” commercial opportunities in the telecoms industry and used “this to demonstrate that the company has reasonable prospects of being rescued and of being a successful concern again.”

However, Telecel opposed the motion and disputed, among other things, CAWUZ’s locus standi to file the High Court application. It argues that because CAWUZ is not an affected person under the statute, it lacks the legal authority to file the application.

Even though Telecel claimed it was not in financial trouble, V Gapara, Master of The High Court (Additional Master)-Insolvency and Minors, noted that this did not seem to refute the fact that the business had been ignoring its debts and was still obligated to pay them. Mr. Gapara argued that it was obvious the company was in financial trouble from the founding documents, including the most recent financial records.

“The records show a company whose liabilities exceed its assets,” said Mr Gapara.

“It is thus, from a balance sheet standpoint, insolvent. This much does not seem to have been disproved by the company which…seems to suggest that the true value of its assets can only be ascertained after a firm of chartered accountants it engaged completes its asset revaluation exercise. There is no indication that the exercise has been completed and that the report has been released,” Mr Gapare added.

He argued corporate rescue was the only viable option for saving the company. He argued that while Telecel was in financial distress, it enjoyed reasonable prospects of being rescued.

“Should the court decide, in the circumstances; that corporate rescue proceedings are the most appropriate remedy to cure the company’s financial distress, enabling it to pay off its creditors and steering it back to a state of commercial viability, the Master has no objections against the appointment of Mr Knowledge Hofisi to the position of corporate rescue practitioner for Telecel.”

COMMUNITIES in Chikombedzi area of Chiredzi are living in fear following revelations that three people from the area were killed by animals this year.

Wild animals have become a menace in areas surrounding the Gonarezhou National Park which include the Davata area of Chikombedzi with elephants and wild pigs destroying crops and posing danger to humans and livestock.

“This year three people were killed by elephants in Samu village and in Davata. The wild animals have been causing a lot of problems for us and we hope the authorities will intervene,” said a worried villager.

“Our area is a dry region and we mostly survive on livestock farming. The wild animals are killing our goats and cattle. We are left with nothing then hunger strikes,” said another.

Another concerned resident added, “Last year I put sorghum on my two plots which are near my homestead. I did not get anything because wild pigs came and ate all my crops. We hope that in future there will be some form of compensation to the victims of human and wildlife conflict.”

Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority spokesperson, Mr Tinashe Farawo confirmed that they have received several distress calls from the area.

“We are receiving a number of distress calls from communities across the country and Chikombedzi is one of them. We encourage communities to give us much information as possible and we react within the shortest possible time,” said Farawo.

“We have different animals which move around and we are encouraging our communities to try to minimise movement at night because most of the attacks occur at night. We are also discouraging communities from herding their livestock in game parks,” he added.

This comes at a time when the Cabinet has approved the establishment of the Human-Wildlife Conflict Relief Fund for victims.- ZBC News

POLICE in Esigodini have launched a manhunt for a murder suspect who allegedly stabbed and killed another man in the full glare of the public at a local supermarket.

The people of Mawabeni in Umzingwane are shell shocked after a 27-year-old man, identified as Jubith Mhlanga allegedly drew an okapi knife and stabbed the now deceased Tinashe Benson in the full glare of the public.

The deceased was pronounced dead upon arrival at Esigodini hospital on Tuesday.

Police have since launched a manhunt for the suspect who disappeared after committing the heinous crime.

The incident was confirmed by Matabeleland South police spokesperson, Inspector Loveness Mangena who urged the public to void carrying dangerous weapons and respect the sanctity of human life.-ZBC News

POLICE in Esigodini have launched a manhunt for a murder suspect who allegedly stabbed and killed another man in the full glare of the public at a local supermarket.

The people of Mawabeni in Umzingwane are shell shocked after a 27-year-old man, identified as Jubith Mhlanga allegedly drew an okapi knife and stabbed the now deceased Tinashe Benson in the full glare of the public.

The deceased was pronounced dead upon arrival at Esigodini hospital on Tuesday.

Police have since launched a manhunt for the suspect who disappeared after committing the heinous crime.

The incident was confirmed by Matabeleland South police spokesperson, Inspector Loveness Mangena who urged the public to void carrying dangerous weapons and respect the sanctity of human life.-ZBC News

By A Correspondent | The Communications and Allied Workers Union (CAWUZ) has requested that the James Makamba found, Telecel Zimbabwe, a provider of mobile phone services, be placed under corporate rescue, a localised version of bankruptcy protection. The Master of the High Court has supported this request, paving the way to what might end up being a historic take over by a company’s employees and their colleagues.

The High Court Master must submit a report in support of or against the application during the corporate rescue filing process, but the judge retains the final say.

The third-largest mobile telecommunications company in the nation was put under corporate rescue in October 2022 by CAWUZ in an effort to prevent possible liquidation.

CAWUZ represents the workers who are owed large sums of money in unpaid salaries. Being owed money in unpaid subscriptions makes CAWUZ itself a creditor.

The application’s premise is that the company is in financial distress because it has neglected to make its debt payments. It is argued that despite the company’s apparent financial difficulties, there are still some solid chances that it will be saved from impending failure. In order to prevent the company from going out of business, CAWUZ further argues that it needs to be managed and supervised by a corporate rescue specialist who must create a rescue plan to revive its operations.

The candidate for corporate rescue practitioner is Mr. Knowledge Hofisi of Aurifin Capital. Telecel, according to CAWUZ, has allegedly been in danger of failing for a while. It has been shown that this indicates the company is insolvent because its liabilities exceed its assets. According to the market performance of the company’s rivals, however, its financial difficulties “are not insurmountable.”

Telecel, CAWUZ argues, despite insolvency, still enjoys some “realistic prospects of recovery if accorded an opportunity to do so.”

Additionally, CAWUZ has looked into the “inexhaustible” commercial opportunities in the telecoms industry and used “this to demonstrate that the company has reasonable prospects of being rescued and of being a successful concern again.”

However, Telecel opposed the motion and disputed, among other things, CAWUZ’s locus standi to file the High Court application. It argues that because CAWUZ is not an affected person under the statute, it lacks the legal authority to file the application.

Even though Telecel claimed it was not in financial trouble, V Gapara, Master of The High Court (Additional Master)-Insolvency and Minors, noted that this did not seem to refute the fact that the business had been ignoring its debts and was still obligated to pay them. Mr. Gapara argued that it was obvious the company was in financial trouble from the founding documents, including the most recent financial records.

“The records show a company whose liabilities exceed its assets,” said Mr Gapara.

“It is thus, from a balance sheet standpoint, insolvent. This much does not seem to have been disproved by the company which…seems to suggest that the true value of its assets can only be ascertained after a firm of chartered accountants it engaged completes its asset revaluation exercise. There is no indication that the exercise has been completed and that the report has been released,” Mr Gapare added.

He argued corporate rescue was the only viable option for saving the company. He argued that while Telecel was in financial distress, it enjoyed reasonable prospects of being rescued.

“Should the court decide, in the circumstances; that corporate rescue proceedings are the most appropriate remedy to cure the company’s financial distress, enabling it to pay off its creditors and steering it back to a state of commercial viability, the Master has no objections against the appointment of Mr Knowledge Hofisi to the position of corporate rescue practitioner for Telecel.”