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MDC Senate chief whip Lillian Timveous says her party legislators will next week enter Parliament with their mouths gagged in protest over Zanu-PF MPs’ disruptive behaviour during committee meetings.

] They are also bitter over an unofficial gag order imposed on them by Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi.

The opposition legislators said they were also concerned over the push to have them investigated and punished for refusing to recognise President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

The MDC chairs eight portfolio committees in the National Assembly and two thematic committees in the Senate and their sittings have often been disrupted by the ruling party in revenge to the opposition snub of the President.

Timveous, who also sits in the Standing Rules and Orders Committee (SROC), told NewsDay recently that the MDC was tired of the squabbling and had no option except to protest. She said Zanu-PF was planning to change the standing rules and orders and form a Privileges Committee to investigate MDC legislators for walking out on Mnangagwa in Parliament.

“They are disrupting the committees chaired by the opposition because they do not want to be investigated for corruption,” Timveous said.

“Next week, we will come with sellotape wedged on our mouths in protest that we have been gagged in Parliament as an opposition and we are not allowed to speak anymore,” she said.

Timveous said when the SROC sat last Thursday to try and resolve the impasse; Zanu-PF attempted to set up a Privileges Committee made up of its members only to investigate the MDC legislators for walking out on Mnangagwa.

“We then walked out of the SROC because we cannot allow a Privileges Committee composed of members of Zanu-PF only to investigate us. Parliament is not Zanu-PF headquarters. It uses public funds and the Zanu-PF chief whip Pupurai Togarepi cannot even tell us that we do not deserve the Parliament vehicles because they are not funded by Mnangagwa. Those are Parliament funds.”

Togarepi confirmed that his party wants the MDC legislators investigated for snubbing Mnangagwa.

“Yes, we want them investigated because in our view they are violating both the Constitution and the Standing Rules and Orders. We would like Parliament to use powers vested in it to deal with the opposition MPs’ disorderly behaviour,” he said.

“The decision of the Constitutional Court in the election dispute is final. They are actually in contempt of court and we cannot allow such intransigence to go unchallenged. Funny enough, they do not raise the legitimacy issue when there are benefits coming from government, but they do so when they are expected to represent the electorate.

“The President together with Parliament forms the legislature. They debate Bills which cannot be laws without the signature of the same President they do not recognise. Such hypocrisy cannot be allowed in our democracy and violating the Constitution in Parliament should be totally condemned. These terrorist tendencies should be stopped immediately,” Togarepi said.

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The United State has become the second country to dispute Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube’s development aid figures presented in the National Budget.

The exposè has left Mthuli Ncube’s credibility as Finance Minister questionable as he is expected to give thoroughly investigated and highly accurate information failure to which may be enough cause for him to resign or to be fired.

A senior United States official working in Zimbabwe said that the development aid figures released by Mthuli Ncube in the 2020 national budget statement, are less than what his country provided in the 2019 financial year.

Deputy Ambassador Thomas Hastings, said the amount of financial aid to Zimbabwe this year was understated by the government.

“… They recently released the total amount of money that we gave in 2019, it was about $330 million. So, it was a bit more than it was in the budget report that’s the total amount that includes our work with PEPFAR (U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief), it includes work that we have provided this year for food relief, people who are faced with food insecurity because of the drought and other causes it includes drought and any other causes and it also includes the assistance that was given to people who suffered the consequences of Cyclone Idai. So, putting all the numbers together it was over $330 million this year.”

Thomas said Zimbabwean authorities should include all the development aid provided by the United States in 2019.

“Well, it’s important to include all of the programs and that’s why we recently put the information out there to make sure that the total amount of our assistance was made on to the people of Zimbabwe.”

He could not be drawn to comment on suggestions that the undervaluing of the development aid provided by the Zimbabwean government was being deliberately done by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government.

“I don’t know about that, you have to talk to the Ministry of Finance about how they came up with all those numbers … when you take the amount of work we do with health, with food assistance and Cyclone Idai and emergency relief, that’s how much it totaled.”

In the budget statement, Ncube indicated that Zimbabwe this year obtained development support from USA amounting to $252,722,653.

Mthuli Ncube also admitted understating the amount of financial aid that China gave to the Southern African nation in the first nine months of this year.

At the budget presentation, Ncube said the country received US$194 million from donor countries in the first three quarters, of which only US$3.6 million came from China. The Chinese embassy in Harare put the figure at US$136.8 million and urged the Zimbabwean government to “make a comprehensive assessment of the bilateral support figures and accurately reflect the actual situation when formulating the budget statement”.

The statement by Ncube, which was issued after the meeting with Chinese officials on the matter said that “the two sides agreed to continue working on a common accounting mechanism”.

It did not, however, specify the accounting formula to be used or the exact amount that Beijing has advanced to Zimbabwe between January and September 2019.

State Media|CONSUMERS have raised concern over the high data prices in Zimbabwe saying most people including the working class can no longer afford to buy data bundles that can cover their research and communication needs.

Of late, all telecommunications service providers in the country have continued to increase the cost of data every month.

This has seen Zimbabwe being listed among regional countries with the most expensive data.

Consumer Rights Association spokesperson Mr Effie Ncube said data was no longer accessible by a majority of consumers including the working class.

He said his organisation continues to lobby the Government and relevant authorities to look at data prices.

“The data prices are exorbitant and unaffordable even by the working class in Zimbabwe, and we have frequently called on the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (Potraz) and the Government to look into the cost structure of data with a view to making sure it is affordable to the rest of the population in the country,” said Mr Ncube.

“Given the centrality of data in driving business, research in education, health care and in every facet of life, it will be important for the Government to strictly regulate the cost of data and voice calls otherwise communication will be rendered impossible for all the people in the country.”

In South Africa, he said, that country’s competitions commission recently intervened and ordered service providers to reduce their data prices by 50 percent margins, adding that locally they also want the Competition and Tariff Commission to take a similar approach.

In separate interviews, some consumers told Business Chronicle that they were unable to buy data as it is expensive and even if they afford, it will be too low to complete their services.

A student from the National University of Science and Technology who declined to be named said:

“It’s now difficult to buy data, so I’m forced to go to the campus each time I do my research and that also costs me on transport.”

Another consumer, Mr Nicolas Sithole, said he has abandoned social media platforms like WhatsApp as he no longer affords to spend $15 per week on data.

“I cannot afford the $15 WhatsApp weekly data bundle, even the cheaper one which goes for $8, it does not even last a week. Now for my Internet needs, I survive by scouting free internet spots in the Central Business District,” he said.

Early this year, Zimbabwe was reported to have the most expensive data in the world with a gigabyte averaging $75,20, which was 289 more times as much as in India.

However, Internet service providers have in the past cried foul over the operational costs they were incurring when using generators to power boosters in times of load shedding saying this has contributed to incessant increases in data costs.

State Media|FORMER Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko yesterday notified the court that he wants to approach the Constitutional Court to determine whether he is still entitled to Presidential Immunity as set out in Section 98 of the Constitution.

The former VP notified the court that he also intends to approach the upper court to seek clarification on whether he was also protected under the defence of Good Faith as pronounced in Section 98 of the Constitution.

He made the notification when he appeared at the Harare magistrates’ court where is facing criminal abuse of office charges.

Mphoko allegedly instructed junior officers at Avondale Police Station in Harare to release former Zimbabwe National Road Administration (Zinara) acting chief executive Moses Juma and former board member Davison Norupiri, who was Zinara’s finance committee chairperson, from the cells.

Juma had been jailed on abuse of office charges.

“Take notice that the accused person contends that a Constitutional matter has arisen in these proceedings and by operation of Section 175 (4) of the Constitution requests that the matter be referred to the Constitutional Court for determination,” said Mphoko in his notification letter tendered to the court.

Mphoko, through his legal team led by Advocate Tawanda Zhuwarara said five Constitutional questions, which need referral to the ConCourt, have arisen in the matter.

He wants the ConCourt to also decide on:

“Whether Presidential Immunity as set out in Section 98 of the Constitution extends to acts and or omissions by the Vice President (and former Vice President) who alleges and intends to prove that such acts or omissions actuated during the discharge of his or her duties accordance with Section 99 of the said Constitution.

“Whether the defence of Good Faith as enunciated in section 98 (4) of the Constitution is available to a Vice President (and former Vice President) who alleges and intends to prove that such acts and or omissions were actuated during the discharge of their duties in accordance of section 99 of the said Constitution.

“Whether by operations of Section 99 and 107 of the Constitution, the defence of “obedience to orders” is available to a Vice President (and former Vice President) who alleges and intends to prove that such acts and or omission were actuated during the discharge of their duties in accordance with Section 99 of the said Constitution.

“Whether by operations of Section 110 (1) as read with section 207(2) of the Constitution the President and or Vice President has the immutable authority to direct, intervene, instruct and command the police service and its constituent members.

“Corollary to the aforementioned questions is the question whether the defence of claim of rights is available to a President of Vice President who intervenes in the activities of the police service and its constituent members.”

Mphoko also made the notification after Harare regional magistrate Mr Hoseah Mujaya turned down his application to have his trial transferred to a Bulawayo court.

The former Vice President claimed that he could no longer afford to travel from Bulawayo to Harare for his court hearings.

Mphoko also argued that the witnesses can afford to travel to Bulawayo through State assistance.

He also claimed the need to attend to his social, economic and health needs would result in him making numerous applications for postponements, disturbing the court systems in the process.

“There is also a corresponding Prosecutor General in Bulawayo and there is no justification for the matter not to be dealt with in Bulawayo,” said Mphoko’s lawyer Adv Zhuwarara in his application.

The State led by Mr Lovett Masuku said Mphoko should not seek to extend his social and economic problems to the witnesses, as they are employed officers with other duties to execute.

“A matter can be heard anywhere if the Prosecutor General consents to the change of venue, but in this particular matter that has not been done,” he said.

In his ruling magistrate Mr Mujaya concurred with the State saying the PG has not consented to the change of venue and dismissed Mphoko’s application.

He is expected to return to court on December 6 for trial continuation.

State Media|THE Meteorological Services Department (MSD) has predicted rain, cold weather accompanied by strong winds and lightning to affect mostly the Southern parts of the country beginning today. 

In a statement, the MSD said: “Due to the moisture confined over the Northern provinces, very isolated thunderstorms occurred in Matabeleland North, Mashonaland East and Mashonaland West provinces. However, for all these cases the only notable recorded amount was 6mm at Binga. 

“With the high-pressure system ridging over the south east coast of the subcontinent, an influx of moisture is expected to bring drizzly, cold weather and relatively strong winds over Bulawayo Metropolitan, Matabeleland South, south of Midlands, Masvingo and South of Manicaland and South of Mashonaland West provinces. 

“The rest of the country should be under mostly sunny and hot conditions with chances of afternoon thunderstorms in places”. 

It said more rains should be expected tomorrow in Bulawayo, Matabeleland South, South of Midlands, Masvingo and South of Manicaland Provinces as the high-pressure system from the South strengthens.

“Strong winds may blow off roof tops, taking down trees and power lines. There will be chances of lightning strikes over the northern areas. Mindful of these strong winds, remain indoors when roof tops have been blown off, and hide under desks or tables. 

“It has been proven that thatched huts are more resistant to wind than metal or tile roofed houses. Do not hide under isolated trees during storm activity,” read the statement.

The announcement comes at a time when the country has been eagerly awaiting the rainy season to commence after months of hot weather and drought.

More than 9 000 cattle have died.

There was a false start to the rainy season a few weeks ago which was characterised by violent storms but a long dry spell has ensued since then.

A number of places in Matabeleland North and South provinces have already fallen victim to storms and strong winds, with two people reported dead in Maphisa, Matabeleland South.  About five people have been struck by lightning, two from Bulawayo’s Cowdray Park suburb.

Own Correspondent|ZANU PF with the help of the Speaker Of Parliament Jacob Mudenda, has gone ahead with its move to set up an all themselves Privileges Committee to investigate whether or not opposition MDC parliamentarians were in contempt of Parliament when they boycotted sittings attended by President Mnangagwa.

The unfortunate committee which will see ZANU PF being a complainant, judge and jury against the MDC was announced by Mudenda on Tuesday.

Mudenda announced that Parliament’s Committee on Rules and Orders had appointed the eight-member committee chaired by Mudzi South legislator Jonathan Samukange (Zanu-PF) to come up with appropriate recommendations for punishment when they find the opposition legislators guilty of contempt of Parliament.

The decision to form the committee followed successive incidents since 2017 where MDC legislators would refuse to rise or recognise the presence of Mnangagwa when he attended Parliament.

Other members of the Committee are Omega Hungwe (Dzivaresekwa), Cecil Kashiri (Magunje), Kindness Paradza (Makonde), Alignia Samson (Proportional Representation), Levi Mayihlome (Umzingwane), Stars Mathe (Nkayi South) and Senator Joseph Chirongoma (Mashonaland West) all of ZANU PF.

Adv Mudenda gave the detailed terms of reference.

“The terms of reference for the Privileges Committee are as follows: to investigate the conduct of MPs of the MDC-A in consecutive instances whereby they (1) (a) did not rise for His Excellency the President (b) walked out of Parliament on His Excellency and (c) did not bother to attend Parliament whenever His Excellency the President attended,” he said.

“(2) To establish whether such conduct as outlined above constitutes contempt of Parliament and any other incident that may arise from the investigation, and to report its findings and recommendations to the National Assembly by the 28th of February 2020.”

He said the decision to constitute the Privileges Committee by the Standing Rules and Orders Committee followed a point of privilege raised by Zanu-PF Chief Whip Pupurai Togarepi regarding the conduct of the MDC where he said since 2017, they did not rise as a mark of respect or walked out of the Chamber each time Mnangagwa attended sittings in his official capacity.

“Honourable Togarepi found the behaviour by the MPs to be grossly disrespectful of the office and person of the Head of State and Government in terms of Parliamentary customs and practices which the institution of Parliament in any jurisdiction is expected to observe,” said Adv Mudenda.

“He also found such conduct to undermine the dignity and integrity of the August House. The Speaker ruled that there existed a prima facie case of contempt of Parliament and accordingly the National Assembly resolved that the Committee on Standing Rules and Orders appoints a Privileges Committee to investigate the conduct of the MDC and come up with corrective punitive measures.”

Three months ago, Adv Mudenda directed that MDC Alliance legislators lose their sitting allowances when they failed to attend the State of the Nation Address (SONA) delivered by Mnangagwa.

Source: State Media

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga says there is no need for external mediation in Zimbabwe, as the country has the capacity to find home-grown solutions to its problems.

Most of the parties that took part in the 2018 harmonised elections were already participating in the dialogue initiated by President Mnangagwa to find a common understanding on how to move the country forward, he said.

The Vice President made the remarks while introducing President Mnangagwa at a meeting held between the country’s Presidium and members of the Inter-Denominational Council of Churches at State House on Monday.

The main opposition MDC-Alliance led by Nelson Chamisa has refused to be part of the Political Actors Dialogue (Polad), demanding an external mediator as a precondition.

Said Chiwenga: “His Excellency the President has a meeting with all political actors who participated in the 2018 harmonised elections under the Political Actors Dialogue except for one or two political parties that are yet to join others.

“There is no doubt that a peaceful environment in our country translates into socio-economic development, empowerment and growth of our country.

“Let me, therefore, reiterate His Excellency’s view that as Zimbabweans we are capable of finding enduring solutions to our own challenges. As such, home-grown solutions are to be pursued than international mediation that other parties are trying to pursue.

“Hatiende kunotsvaga nyamukuta kunext door. Vana nyamukuta vedu tinavo muno.”State media

Farai Dziva |An MDC official has said Emmerson Mnangagwa does not have the right to speak for God.

In the statement below MDC youth assembly spokesperson, Stephen Chuma says Mnangagwa’s utterances about MDC leader Nelson Chamisa are blasphemous:

Statements attributed to the ConCourt installed President, Emmerson Mnangagwa in today’s edition NewsDay clearly shows that the septuagenarian is either possessed or rather suffers from a chronic mental condition.

With a screaming front-page headline, ‘Chamisa Has Failed God’ , the story carries statements attributed to Mr Mnangagwa where he sensationally shoulders blame to our God fearing Peoples President, Advocate Nelson Chamisa for the very mess he authored.

Unashamedly, a knavish Mr Mnangagwa depicting a holier-than-thou attitude sensationally claims that President Chamisa has failed God because he refused to accept the ZEC cooked and ConCourt approved daylight robbery of the people’s will.

Exhibiting treachery and hypocrisy typical of biblical Pharisees, Mnangagwa even had the audacity to pose as arch-angel Gabriel who speaks on behalf of God.

This is the same old man who brought the wrath of God to our country by sensationally claiming that his government is better than God’s Heaven!

Clearly Mnangagwa views himself as an advisor to God and at most better than God!

It is such daring, belittling and demeaning attitude towards God that has seen his military regime commiting some of the worst heinous crimes against humanity as was the case on 01 August 2018.

God abhors sin and it is not mendacious that Emmerson Mnangagwa has sinned before God and men.

The same old man who once claimed that the voice of God is the voice of people, deliberately denied the people’s will by stealing their presidential vote.

If there is a person who has failed God then that person is Emmerson Mnangagwa!

Honestly how can a man who presided over horrendous murders, rape, abductions and torture without repent claims to be on God’s side?

Is it not ironic that the very same man who brought misery and untold penury to our people claims to be on God’s side?

The Holy Bible is awash with examples of evil rulers who dared God and the fate that befell such hypocrites is clearly recorded.

One such man is King Nebuchadnezzar and we all know what became of him after attacking God’s own.

Just like as Pontius Pilate nailed the Son of Man while exonerating a notorious criminal Barabbas, Emmerson Mnangagwa is walking in the same deleterious path by nailing Pastor Nelson Chamisa while absolving known criminals in his government.

Like a hard hearted Pharoah who presided over exploitation and oppression of God’s people a Red Sea disaster is fast approaching for Emmerson Mnangagwa’s military dictatorship.

No amount of blame shifting and name soiling can save this military dictatorship.

The end is nigh!

Stephen Sarkozy Chuma

MDC Youth Assembly National Spokesperson

Farai Dziva|Former MDC youth assembly leader Happimore Chidziva has warned Emmerson Mnangagwa Against pushing Zimbabweans into a corner.

The party’s deputy organising secretary, Chidziva, has pointed out that when people are cornered, they will respond accordingly.

Said Chidziva:

“ED (Mnangagwa) thinks that we fear guns. He is pushing us into the corner and Zimbabweans will respond accordingly as cornered people always do.

“We are not going to be stopped by anyone, and so we will continue with our programmes.

There is nothing that is going to stop us from mobilising the people to fight this evil regime.”

Farai Dziva|Government workers under the Apex Council have requested a cost of living adjustment before Christmas.

Civil servants are requesting the cost of living adjustment with effect from December.

Apex Council chairperson Cecilia Alexander has written a letter to the government requesting an urgent National Joint Negotiating Council meeting to discuss civil servants’ grievances.

“The Civil Service Apex Council would like to bring to your attention the further deteriorating value of civil service incomes in the light of spiralling inflation.

Civil servants are now severely incapacitated as the October salary of RTGS$1 023 for the lowest paid worker will not suffice for the December 2019 month end…”reads part of the letter.

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Farai Dziva|Popular online figure, Samantha Kureya, has scooped a top human rights award.

See below a statement posted by human rights defender Prosper Tiringindi:

Congratulations to Gonyeti for winning Southern Africa Human Rights Netwrok award.

Gonyeti a popular Zimbabwean online figure and satirist was abducted from her Harare home and assaulted by unknown assailants,

Samantha Kureya, popularly known as ‘Gonyeti’, was forcibly taken from her home by masked and armed men…

By A Correspondent- Zanu Pf Secretary for Commissariat Victor Matemadanda has expressed satisfaction on progress being made by the party’s mobilisation committees revealing that his party was “very confident that the votes for Zanu Pf in Harare for future elections would increase surpassing the number of votes acquired in previous elections.

Zanu PF will set District Coordinating Committee (DCC) structures in the remaining eight provinces after the 18^th National People’s conference set for Goromonzi High School, Mashonaland East next week.

The party has already put in place DCC structures in Harare and Bulawayo, with the restructuring exercise on the two metropolitan provinces already underway.

Giving an update on the state of the party on Tuesday, Matemadanda said the setting up of DCC structures in other provinces will commence after the conference.

“The next move at the moment is focusing on the Annual People’s Conference, and then from there we will get new instructions from the party leadership on how we conduct the DCC elections in other provinces.

“As you know Harare and Bulawayo had different characteristics from all other provinces in that they have dissolved their executive.

“I haven’t gone back to Bulawayo to see how they are doing but in Harare they are doing very good work, they are mobilizing, they are restructuring and I am very confident that the numbers we are going to have in Harare for the party and for future elections are much more than what we have been having all these years,” said Matemadanda.

-StateMedia

By A Correspondent- Ngezi Platinum player Michelle Katsvairo has been issued with a warrant of arrest after he failed to turn up for his trial commencement.

Katsvairo was brought before the court for reportedly bashing his wife after she had gone out without notifying him.

The 29-year-old appeared before Mbare Provincial Magistrate Stanford Mambanje charged with physical abuse before he was granted $300 bail and remanded to November 29 for his trial.

He was also ordered to report once every Friday at the nearest police station.

-StateMedia

By A Correspondent- The ruling ZANU-PF party will on Wednesday hold an ordinary meeting of the Politburo at its headquarters in Harare.

This was revealed by the party’s Secretary for Information and Publicity Simon Khaya Moyo in a statement.

He said:

The Secretary for Administration Dr Obert Mpofu wishes to advise all members that there shall be a Politburo meeting to be held on Wednesday 4 December 2019 at the party headquarters commencing at 1000 hours.

The ZANU PF politburo is the party’s highest decision-making body outside Congress.

The bulk of its members are handpicked by the party’s First Secretary, who in turn holds office for five years after nominations from the provinces.

By A Correspondent- Vice President Constantino Chiwenga is set to take over as Acting president of the country in December when President Emmerson Mnangagwa takes his annual leave.

The Vice President who has been away on a medical pilgrimage in South Africa, India and China returned in the country looking visibly strong.

He was met at the Robert Mugabe International Airport by a few close relatives, and the Deputy ambassador to China.

His wife Mary and senior Zanu Pf and government officials were conspicously absent to welcome him amid unconfirmed reports that some party heavy weights were pushing for his ouster on medical grounds which saw him take a four month sabbatical from duty.

However, according to ZANU PF sources, close allies of President Emmerson Mnangagwa are advising him against taking the long month leave over fears of a revolt that might take place in his absence.

“The President will be taking his annual vacation and Number 2 will be the one that will take charge as the Acting President,” the source said.

“There is unease in some comrades who feel that the long absence of the President and leaving power to Number 2 might create an era of uncertainty in the country. You will recall that in January when the President went to Euro-Asia there was a violent protest that rocked the leading to loss of life.

And also there was a faction of ZANU PF that convened meetings to plot an impeachment but that was thwarted. So the President is being advised to take a proper steps during this period of uncertainty.”

By A Correspondent- Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZINA) president Enock Dongo announced the suspension on Lucas Sharara, the Chairman of ZINA, Harare province.

The province together with Mashonaland East were the only two that passed Votes of No Confidence in Dongo.

Below is a letter that was written by Dongo and addressed to members of the Association:

THE MEMBERS ZIMBABWE NURSES ASSOCIATION – HARARE PROVINCIAL BRANCH HARARE

Dear all,

RE: SUSPENSION OF HARARE PROVINCIAL BRANCH CHAIRPERSON – MR LUCAS SHARARA

Reference is made to the above matter.

Please be advised that the Harare Provincial Branch Chairperson, Mr Lucas Sharara, has been suspended in terms of Clause 8.7 of the Zimbabwe Nurses Association Constitution pending investigations of allegedly bringing the Association’s name into disrepute by peddling falsehoods meant to injure the Association as well as failing to obey lawful orders by not providing reports into the activities of the Harare Provincial Branch.

His suspension is for a period of not more than two months pending an outcome on the allegations which are currently being investigated.

During the period that Mr Sharara is on suspension, the Vice-Chairperson, Mrs Farirai Chitambwe, will be the acting Chairperson.

Also note that during this period, Mr Sharara does not act or speak on behalf of the Association.

Yours faithfully,
Mr E. Dongo
ZINA PRESIDENT

By A Correspondent- Three Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) officials face expulsion from the institution after an investigation disclosed that they were working with the civil society and opposition parties in the 2018 harmonised elections, a report has claimed.

The officials were reportedly feeding the opposition with information on what was happening in ZEC in a bid to prevent the rigging of the elections. The publication quotes its source as saying:

The opposition was well informed and always on point in various issues prior to the elections, amid suspicion of the existence of a mole or moles within the system.

Once due process is done, the report on internal investigations will be transmitted to the ZEC chairperson, who is likely to order a disciplinary hearing of the three.

The 2018 elections produced a disputed outcome, with MDC leader Nelson Chamisa petitioning the Constitutional Courts to overturn the presidential results which he claimed were “cooked” by ZEC.

Despite the Court finding Chamisa’s “evidence” of rigging inadmissible, the MDC leader rejected the ruling, insisting on negotiations with the declared winner, President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

-ZimMorningPost

The striking Medical doctors have withheld applications for the Strive Masiyiwa run Higher Life Foundation financial assistance accusing government of interfering with the selection process, the Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association (ZHDA) has said.

In a statement, ZHDA said their meeting yesterday resolved to put on hold the Higherlife Foundation offer until they iron out outstanding issues with their employer whom they have accused of trying to hoodwink them to return to work without a “reasonable offer”.

“We have received information that our members are now being forced to sign assumption of duty which is now forcing our members back to work. Also government is asking for a list of those who applied which shows their finger in this HFL plan.

“So we are now advising our members to withhold their application with immediate effect. We will patiently wait in the trenches till there is a reasonable offer from the government,” read the statement.

Ministry of Health and Child CareZimbabwe Hospital Doctors’ Association (ZHDA)

Correspondent|A Rio Zim Mhondoro High School flyer for 2020 Form 1 intake has shown that the school demands each prospective pupil to bring the following materials before they are registered:

RTGS 293.00
Copy of birth certificate
Original Grade 7 result slip
Report book
200 standard bricks
3 buckets of manure
1 bucket of maize

Own Correspondent|Strive Masiyiwa gives an update on the fund for doctors. Writing on his Facebook page, he said:

In a bid to help break the impasse and get urgently needed medical help to the sick and injured in society, our foundation made the following offer:

$100m to be distributed to the doctors over 6 months, as follows:

Each doctor to get $5000pm (tax free);
Free transport valued at $1500 pm;
$10m to help doctors with personal equipment, and protective clothing.

All this money is over and above whatever they receive from the government once they reach an agreement. We asked each doctor who is interested to apply directly by 5 pm last night. We had so many applications that we had to extend the time to 10 pm.

Information on Applicants will not be released to any third party, in keeping with the foundation’s policies. Those who were successful will be informed directly.

I have also directed Vaya to offer Free transport to every nurse that applies, for the next six months. This is worth over $900 per person, per month …these are gestures of goodwill.

I have also asked our partners who worked with us on Cyclone Idai to set up a special fundraising initiative to help doctors, nurses and other health care workers in Zimbabwe. It will be announced in a matter of days. Anyone will be able to make donations to this fund. I’m hoping that churches will join this initiative, and bring whatever they can, to help our healthcare workers, particularly over the holiday season.

It is my hope that the doctors, and their employer, the government, will reach an amicable agreement shortly. We have no part in this process, and our people are under strict instructions not to be involved. No matter what they agree, I will meet my commitment to those who applied and qualified.

Correspondent|The ruling ZANU-PF party will on Wednesday hold an ordinary meeting of the Politburo at its headquarters in Harare.

This was revealed by the party’s Secretary for Information and Publicity Simon Khaya Moyo in a statement. He said:

“The Secretary for Administration Dr Obert Mpofu wishes to advise all members that there shall be a Politburo meeting to be held on Wednesday 4 December 2019 at the party headquarters commencing at 1000 hours.”

The ZANU PF politburo is the party’s highest decision-making body outside Congress.

The bulk of its members are handpicked by the party’s First Secretary, who in turn holds office for five years after nominations from the provinces.

Vice President Constantino Chiwenga will be sitting in his first Politburo meeting after over six months in absence. Some members of the Politburo were already calling for his recall on grounds of ill health.

Own Correspondent|Zimbabwe Nurses Association (ZINA) president Enock Dongo announced the suspension on Lucas Sharara, the Chairman of ZINA, Harare province.

The province together with Mashonaland East were the only two that passed Votes of No Confidence in Dongo. Below is a letter that was written by Dongo and addressed to members of the Association:

THE MEMBERS ZIMBABWE NURSES ASSOCIATION – HARARE PROVINCIAL BRANCH HARARE

Dear all,

RE: SUSPENSION OF HARARE PROVINCIAL BRANCH CHAIRPERSON – MR LUCAS SHARARA

Reference is made to the above matter.

Please be advised that the Harare Provincial Branch Chairperson, Mr Lucas Sharara, has been suspended in terms of Clause 8.7 of the Zimbabwe Nurses Association Constitution pending investigations of allegedly bringing the Association’s name into disrepute by peddling falsehoods meant to injure the Association as well as failing to obey lawful orders by not providing reports into the activities of the Harare Provincial Branch.

His suspension is for a period of not more than two months pending an outcome on the allegations which are currently being investigated.

During the period that Mr Sharara is on suspension, the Vice-Chairperson, Mrs Farirai Chitambwe, will be the acting Chairperson.

Also note that during this period, Mr Sharara does not act or speak on behalf of the Association.

Yours faithfully,
Mr E. Dongo
ZINA PRESIDENT

Pindula|The Zimbabwe School Examinations Council (ZIMSEC) and teachers met on Monday and managed to break the impasse over the remuneration of examiners for both “O” and “A” Level public examinations.

Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) secretary-general Raymond Majongwe confirmed the development. He said:

Examiners in both residential and non-residential marking will claim a dinner amount of $57 as stated on the contract as well as the supplementary allowance of $20 per day.

There will be a concerted effort by Zimsec to ensure that non-residential markers will get transport to and from marking venues.

Majongwe also revealed that an agreement was reached to pay the markers as soon as marking was finished for each subject, that is, not later than 10 days after the completion of marking.

More: Daily News

The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) led by Nelson Chamisa has warned President Emmerson Mnangagwa against pushing the party and Zimbabweans into a corner.

Speaking to the DailyNews on Monday, the party’s deputy organising secretary Happymore Chidziva declared that when people are cornered, they will respond accordingly. He said:

“ED (Mnangagwa) thinks that we fear guns. He is pushing us to the corner and Zimbabweans will respond accordingly as cornered people always do.

“We are not going to be stopped by anyone, and so we will continue with our programmes. There is nothing that is going to stop us from mobilising the people to fight this evil regime.”

Chidziva’s remarks come after police banned Chamisa from planting trees at a school in Marondera on Sunday, as has become the “norm”, with countless MDC events banned on spurious grounds.

The party claims that police fired live ammunition at the MDC officials in an attempt to stop the tree-planting event.

– DailyNews

VIOLENCE broke out at the late former President Robert Mugabe’s farm on the outskirts of Harare on Saturday night, resulting in the injury of a farm security worker.

The worker was allegedly hacked with machetes by unknown assailants. But earlier in the day, suspected Zanu PF activists had invaded the property.

National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi yesterday confirmed the incident.

“I can confirm that police are investigating the disturbances that occurred at the farm. The matter was reported at Borrowdale Police Station. We are informed there were some gunshots and the relevant department is investigating the matter,” Nyathi said.

The invaders, who had blocked the entrance with tyres and various objects and were conducting searches to vehicles getting in and out of the farm adjacent to the Pomona Barracks, resisted eviction leading to a scuffle that lasted for close to an hour.

During the ensuing melee, one of Mugabe’s workers was attacked with a machete and was rushed to Parirenyatwa Group of Hospitals.

“We took him (the attacked worker) to Parirenyatwa Hospital, but was not attended to since there were no doctors. We ended up taking him to private doctors for attention,” a worker said.

One Marufu, who is the manager at the farm, refused to speak, saying he needed clearance first.

Mugabe’s widow, former First Lady Grace is battling to keep her husband’s empire intact, with Zanu PF supporters pushing to take over the family’s farms.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa last week told a Zanu PF rally in Kadoma that Mugabe’s family might be forced to relinquish all its farms, serve for one.

Mugabe, who died in Singapore in September, owned several commercial farms that were seized from white Zimbabweans at the height of the 2000 chaotic land reform programme.

Some of the farms are in Mazowe district where the family has set up an upmarket dairy project, which, however, is under threat from gold panners and former landowners.

Grace led a Zanu PF faction that temporarily pushed Mnangagwa out of the ruling party and government in 2017 before he bounced back following a military coup.

source: NewsDay

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Said Obadiah Moyo, “the status Quo is that the moratorium is not extended . All doctors who have not returned to work will have to to refer back to the court ruling… it leaves the 402 …subject to dismissal…it means they will have to go back to refer back the Status Quo, the two-day moratorium has lapsed..”

Farai Dziva|Family of God Church founder, Reverend Andrew Wutaunashe has said the issue surrounding Emmerson Mnangagwa’s legitimacy was settled by the Constitutional Court.

Wutaunashe said MDC leader Nelson Chamisa, should recognise and respect Mnangagwa as the elected leader of Zimbabwe.

“We would like to emphasise as the Church that we seek dialogue that begins from the recognition that our State, our nation of Zimbabwe and all its institutions must be preserved and respected.

“To this end, we as the indigenous (church) leaders, we are also saying there cannot be genuine dialogue based on trying to determine whether or not you are the President of Zimbabwe; you are the President of Zimbabwe.”

“We also call upon opposition parties, particularly the MDC, not on political partisan basis, but on concern as citizens of Zimbabwe and on concern as church leaders who represent millions of people, to recognise the President of Zimbabwe openly, to accept the findings of the Constitutional Court as a respect for our Constitution and institutions and on top of that, if dialogue is wanted, let it proceed from a place that respects our institutions.”

“That being provided, Your Excellency, we encourage that you continue to pursue with all the energy you can, dialogue in our nation so that our nation can come to a place of soundness and participation by everybody.”

Farai Dziva|Former MDC youth assembly leader Happimore Chidziva has warned Emmerson Mnangagwa Against pushing Zimbabweans into a corner.

The party’s deputy organising secretary, Chidziva, has pointed out that when people are cornered, they will respond accordingly.

Said Chidziva:

“ED (Mnangagwa) thinks that we fear guns. He is pushing us into the corner and Zimbabweans will respond accordingly as cornered people always do.

“We are not going to be stopped by anyone, and so we will continue with our programmes.

There is nothing that is going to stop us from mobilising the people to fight this evil regime.”

Own Correspondent| Thousands of residents residing in Lochinvar are facing displacement after controversial businessman, Billy Rautenbach through his company Marimba Properties claimed ownership of the area.

The residents occupied the area in 2000 under the Joshua Nkomo and Leopold Takawira Housing Coorperatives.

The area was gazetted for settlement by the government in 2010 after which the cooperatives received offer letters for the area.

In December 2015, the then Minister of Local Government, Saviour Kasukuwere toured the area in the company of senior officials from his ministry.

The area in question is Stand Number 48, 49 and the remainder of Salisbury Park of Lochinvar.

Representatives from Marimba Properties, including Rautenbach, who is the company’s Chairman, were in attendance. Other representatives from Marimba Properties who were present include Colonel R. Matonhodze (Rtd) who is the company’s Director and Derrick Elliot, who is also the firm’s legal advisor.

During the 2015 site visit, former Minister Kasukuwere conceded that the area had been fully developed and evictions or demolitions must be stopped and the area should be regularized.

It was agreed that Marimba residential Properties will therefore surrender the stands to the government and in return, the government and council would identify suitable land of equivalent value to compensate the company.

Documents in CHRA’s possession indicate that Mr Rautenbach accepted the proposal as the Chairman of Marimba Residential Properties.

It was also agreed that council would take over the administration of Stands 48 and the remainder of Salisbury Park of Lochinvar.

However in March 2018, the Ministry of Local Government wrote to the Chairpersons of Joshua Nkomo, Leopold Takawira, Wadzanai, Mydek and Dzapasi housing cooperatives informing them of the cancellation of offer letters that had been issued to their members.

Read part of the letter signed by E. Mlalazi (Secretary for Local Government, Public Works and National Housing) , “The Ministry had issued those offers believing that the land had been acquired for use by the State. Regrettably, the acquisition process was abandoned by the Acquiring Authority after unsuccessful legal contestations on the part of the Ministry.

“The owners of the company, in whose name the land is registered, have nonetheless been engaged by the Ministry to discuss the way forward on the future of your irregular settlement. They have expressed interest to work with your beneficiaries to regularize the scheme on terms agreeable to both parties.”

Following the cancellation of the offer letters, legal practitioners representing the housing coorperatives wrote to the Ministry of Local Government arguing that its position was ‘unlawful, unreasonable, disproportionate and substantively and procedurally unfair’.

Despite the contestations, Marimba Properties approached the residents requesting that they pay for their stands in United States Dollars.

This is despite the fact that the residents are paying to council.

During the weekend a group of people claiming to represent Marimba Properties came and threatened residents with eviction in the event that they fail to pay for their stands in United States Dollars.

After confrontation, a group of residents were assaulted by the mob that claimed to be representing Rautenbach.

Farai Dziva |An MDC official has said Emmerson Mnangagwa does not have the right to speak for God.

In the statement below MDC youth assembly spokesperson, Stephen Chuma says Mnangagwa’s utterances about MDC leader Nelson Chamisa are blasphemous:

Statements attributed to the ConCourt installed President, Emmerson Mnangagwa in today’s edition NewsDay clearly shows that the septuagenarian is either possessed or rather suffers from a chronic mental condition.

With a screaming front-page headline, ‘Chamisa Has Failed God’ , the story carries statements attributed to Mr Mnangagwa where he sensationally shoulders blame to our God fearing Peoples President, Advocate Nelson Chamisa for the very mess he authored.

Unashamedly, a knavish Mr Mnangagwa depicting a holier-than-thou attitude sensationally claims that President Chamisa has failed God because he refused to accept the ZEC cooked and ConCourt approved daylight robbery of the people’s will.

Exhibiting treachery and hypocrisy typical of biblical Pharisees, Mnangagwa even had the audacity to pose as arch-angel Gabriel who speaks on behalf of God.

This is the same old man who brought the wrath of God to our country by sensationally claiming that his government is better than God’s Heaven!

Clearly Mnangagwa views himself as an advisor to God and at most better than God!

It is such daring, belittling and demeaning attitude towards God that has seen his military regime commiting some of the worst heinous crimes against humanity as was the case on 01 August 2018.

God abhors sin and it is not mendacious that Emmerson Mnangagwa has sinned before God and men.

The same old man who once claimed that the voice of God is the voice of people, deliberately denied the people’s will by stealing their presidential vote.

If there is a person who has failed God then that person is Emmerson Mnangagwa!

Honestly how can a man who presided over horrendous murders, rape, abductions and torture without repent claims to be on God’s side?

Is it not ironic that the very same man who brought misery and untold penury to our people claims to be on God’s side?

The Holy Bible is awash with examples of evil rulers who dared God and the fate that befell such hypocrites is clearly recorded.

One such man is King Nebuchadnezzar and we all know what became of him after attacking God’s own.

Just like as Pontius Pilate nailed the Son of Man while exonerating a notorious criminal Barabbas, Emmerson Mnangagwa is walking in the same deleterious path by nailing Pastor Nelson Chamisa while absolving known criminals in his government.

Like a hard hearted Pharoah who presided over exploitation and oppression of God’s people a Red Sea disaster is fast approaching for Emmerson Mnangagwa’s military dictatorship.

No amount of blame shifting and name soiling can save this military dictatorship.

The end is nigh!

Stephen Sarkozy Chuma

MDC Youth Assembly National Spokesperson

Farai Dziva |An MDC official has said Emmerson Mnangagwa does not have the right to speak for God.

In the statement below MDC youth assembly spokesperson, Stephen Chuma says Mnangagwa’s utterances about MDC leader Nelson Chamisa are blasphemous:

Statements attributed to the ConCourt installed President, Emmerson Mnangagwa in today’s edition NewsDay clearly shows that the septuagenarian is either possessed or rather suffers from a chronic mental condition.

With a screaming front-page headline, ‘Chamisa Has Failed God’ , the story carries statements attributed to Mr Mnangagwa where he sensationally shoulders blame to our God fearing Peoples President, Advocate Nelson Chamisa for the very mess he authored.

Unashamedly, a knavish Mr Mnangagwa depicting a holier-than-thou attitude sensationally claims that President Chamisa has failed God because he refused to accept the ZEC cooked and ConCourt approved daylight robbery of the people’s will.

Exhibiting treachery and hypocrisy typical of biblical Pharisees, Mnangagwa even had the audacity to pose as arch-angel Gabriel who speaks on behalf of God.

This is the same old man who brought the wrath of God to our country by sensationally claiming that his government is better than God’s Heaven!

Clearly Mnangagwa views himself as an advisor to God and at most better than God!

It is such daring, belittling and demeaning attitude towards God that has seen his military regime commiting some of the worst heinous crimes against humanity as was the case on 01 August 2018.

God abhors sin and it is not mendacious that Emmerson Mnangagwa has sinned before God and men.

The same old man who once claimed that the voice of God is the voice of people, deliberately denied the people’s will by stealing their presidential vote.

If there is a person who has failed God then that person is Emmerson Mnangagwa!

Honestly how can a man who presided over horrendous murders, rape, abductions and torture without repent claims to be on God’s side?

Is it not ironic that the very same man who brought misery and untold penury to our people claims to be on God’s side?

The Holy Bible is awash with examples of evil rulers who dared God and the fate that befell such hypocrites is clearly recorded.

One such man is King Nebuchadnezzar and we all know what became of him after attacking God’s own.

Just like as Pontius Pilate nailed the Son of Man while exonerating a notorious criminal Barabbas, Emmerson Mnangagwa is walking in the same deleterious path by nailing Pastor Nelson Chamisa while absolving known criminals in his government.

Like a hard- hearted Pharoah who presided over exploitation and oppression of God’s people a Red Sea disaster is fast approaching for Emmerson Mnangagwa’s military dictatorship.

No amount of blame shifting and name soiling can save this military dictatorship.

The end is nigh!

Stephen Sarkozy Chuma

MDC Youth Assembly National Spokesperson

By A Correspondent- The ruling Zanu PF party is one of City of Harare’s biggest debtors and owes the MDC-dominated local authority more than $1,2 million in unpaid rates.

A local publication reported that other debtors who owe the local authority huge amounts are the Walter Magaya-led Prophetic Healing and Deliverance Ministries Church, which is yet to pay close to $400 million, the Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport ($101 250 000), the National Social Security Authority (NSSA), Norton Town Council, Chitungwiza Urban Council and the National Railways of Zimbabwe — whose total debt adds up to more than $2 million.

A debtors’ list seen by NewsDay shows that Zanu PF’s holding company M&S Syndicate (Pvt) Limited, owed the local authority $1 189 768,30 in unpaid water bills at the 15-storey building located in the capital.

Zanu PF national secretary for administration Obert Mpofu said just like any other utility, the party was bound to have debts and urged council to “remind the party” of its obligations.

“They should approach the party. Like any other utility, we have to meet our obligations, but if we are not reminded about that, it is difficult to do anything. We are just users of their services like any other utility and if they want to be paid, they should approach us,” he said.

Ironically, Zanu PF has been at the forefront of accusing the local authority of failing to provide services that include potable water, quality roads and refuse collection, among others.

-Newsday

By A Correspondent- Efforts by the country’s largest coal producer, Hwange Colliery Company, to circumvent paying former employees terminal benefits in United States dollars recently hit a snag after the former workers approached the High Court seeking an order to compel their paymasters to pay them in terms of the registered arbitral award.

Hwange Colliery owes the 16 ex-workers a combined US$1 261 173 in terminal benefits.

According to the court papers, Hwange Colliery recently served the former employees with notices to vacate the company’s houses, albeit without having paid them their terminal benefits.

The benefits were supposed to be paid in terms of the deed of settlement signed between the parties over five years ago.

“The matter was referred to the honourable arbitrator Lovemore Madhuku and after having considered both parties’ submissions, the arbitrator issued an arbitral award in the applicant’s favour in which he ordered the first respondent (Hwange Colliery) to pay the applicants (ex-employees) a total of US$1 261 173 …

However, the respondent failed, neglected and/or refused to comply with the arbitral award which was subsequently registered as a court order on July 24, 2014,” the workers said.

On October 30, 2019, the former employees said Hwange Colliery wrote to them alleging that it now wanted them to vacate the company houses, but without paying them their dues.

“The respondent is now alleging that it has paid the applicants the full amount due to them of $832 366. However, it is common cause as already outlined above that what is due to the applicants is US$1 261 173. Therefore, the applicants still remain owed and still remain entitled to remain in occupation of the houses,” they said.

The former employees said they were now seeking an order to interdict Hwange Colliery and all those claiming through it, from taking any steps to institute or to proceed with any eviction proceedings against its ex-workers until payment of their terminal benefits.

-Newsday

By A Correspondent- Opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has failed God by not accepting the 2018 presidential election results and the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) ruling, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said yesterday.

Mnangagwa lampooned Chamisa for refusing to accept the 2018 presidential results, saying God was a God of order and, therefore, the refusal by the MDC and its leadership to accept the results, which were reaffirmed by the ConCourt, was a clear act of defiance against God.

The Zanu PF leader, whose victory in the July 30, 2018 poll has been disputed by the MDC, was addressing leaders of local Christian denominations at State House, at a meeting meant to find a home-grown solution to the
country’s deteriorating political and economic crises.

“For structures to work, those of us who put them should respect them, especially when they pass a ruling. I am now going to politics: We had our elections, after those elections, you don’t tell yourself that you have won. Other people are the ones who name the winner.

If you enter a race … and you run the race and you get to the finish line, you don’t go there and say it’s me who won, there are other people who announce the winner … these are the institutions that regulate how people live in the country. Now when you can’t listen to the institutions, you will have disobeyed God, because he is a God of order,” Mnangagwa said.

Chamisa has refused to recognise Mnangagwa’s presidency, with his party legislators also walking out on the Zanu PF leader each time he enters Parliament Building.

The youthful opposition leader claims his victory was stolen by Mnangagwa in connivance with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) and the ConCourt.

The MDC has insisted that Mnangagwa’s illegitimacy was behind the country’s political and economic mess, saying only genuine dialogue between Chamisa and the Zanu PF leader would unlock the current political logjam.

-Newsday

By A Correspondent- Zanu-PF National Political Commissar Victor Matemadanda has warned civil servants who are sabotaging President Mnangagwa’s plans to transform the economy, to be prepared to lose their jobs.

He made the remarks in Chinhoyi recently during the party’s Mashonaland West Provincial Coordinating Committee (PCC) meeting.

President Mnangagwa has announced his vision of attaining an upper middle income economy by 2030, whereby citizens will have a per capita income of US$3 500.

Matemadanda said the Second Republic was eager to change the people’s lives, and there was no room for saboteurs.

The Mashonaland West PCC resolved to support the candidature of President Mnangagwa for the 2023 elections.

Matemadanda said a number of civil servants were sabotaging the President’s vision of turning around the economy and the living standards of people.

“There are people who do not want to give the party the chance to rebuild,” he said.

“We are in the new dispensation, in the same Zanu-PF. The new dispensation has a different approach to business, that is why you heard the President say that it’s no longer business as usual.

“It’s either you shape up or ship out.”

Matemadanda said some civil servants were “being stubborn and acting against the Government”.

He said civil servants must be prepared to support President Mnangagwa’s vision.

Matemadanda also called on civil servants to respect the outcome of court cases.

-StateMedia

Jane Mlambo| Despite the kudos given to the then Chief Executive Officer of Chitungwiza general hospital and now Minister of Health and Child Care Obadiah Moyo, the audit report below reveals a different story as he left the medical facility in a worse off situation.

The audit report reveals that since the partial privatisation of the hospital, revenue has gone down while the partners awarded tenders were milking money from the institution without checks and balances.

Download the report below for more details;

By A Correspondent_ Zanu Pf is bidding to destroy MDC and recent reports alleging that the party had budgeted over $6 million dollars to ensure that the destruction of the opposition are being proved true, Chief Svosve has said.

In a live broadcast interview with ZimEye, Chief Svosve said Zanu PF is a party of no shame which institutes its attacks in broad daylight.

“I dont know why people doubt that Zanu PF has no capacity to do what it does? The party is on record saying that Zanu PF would never do that. But contrary to their claims, the party is known to attack, for violence.

It attacked the late former MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai in broad daylight. Itai Dzamara was abducted in broad daylight. Professor Jonathan Moyo is on record saying Dzamara faked his own abduction yet to date, he has never been found…..

Now people are saying there were no live bullets fired in Marondera but Zanu PF murder people in broad daylight, fired live bullets in broad daylight …

Zanu PF is desperate and the only way they will get out of where they are is to kill Chamisa,….”

Watch the live video loading below….

By A Correspondent- Professor Jonathan Moyo has alleged that former First Lady Grace Mugabe attacked him and called him a devil incarnate until he was helped by General Constantino Chiwenga.

Prof Moyo who first revealed that he was in a cage in ZANU PF  said:

” I guess. But I was a troubled soul in that cage with that membership; especially from 2013 to 2017. It was hell on earth!”

Said one social media user Clemence Manjengwa:

“Yah I remember when Mugabe called you the devil incarnate and Joice Mujuru accusing you of being a CIA agent. Thank heavens Dr Amai came to your rescue.”

Prof Moyo replied:

“No she didn’t. She was with those who called me the devil incarnate. I was accused of smuggling the MDC into  @Zimpapers . I was rescued by General Chiwenga. If I’m not mistaken I mentioned this in my conversation with @Wamagaisa for a special edition of @BigSaturdayRead last year!”

Moyo, who is in exile in Kenya ran away from a military coup in November 2017.

The current bank exchange rates for the ZWL$ today are as follows:

USD = ZWL$16.3181
ZWL$ = RAND0.8923
Data according to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe

Black Market Rates:

USD = ZWL$ bluemari 22.50
USD = BOND: bluemari 16.60

– Marketwatch