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President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa">Emmerson Mnangagwa</a> Friday assured businesses and investors that they are guaranteed the security of persons and property during the election season.
His remarks come amid fears that the 2023 harmonised elections could be violent.
Addressing a conference dubbed “ED Mnangagwa Business Summit” which was convened in Harare by the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Confederation_of_Zimbabwe_Retailers">Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers (CZR)</a>, the president said:
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My government wishes to assure business and investors that measures are in place to guarantee the security of persons and property during the election season.
May you as the business community complement these efforts by fostering peace, love and tolerance.
</blockquote>
The conference was attended by some of the country’s top business executives, and ran under the theme, “Enhancing Development Through Public-Private Sector Engagement for Prosperity”.
History of Violence During Election Period:
Elections in Zimbabwe have often been violent, especially during presidential elections. 
There have been reports of intimidation and harassment of opposition members and supporters. 
In 2008, there was widespread violence and intimidation during the presidential election. 
Zimbabwe’s last election in <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/august-1-2018-shootings-the-only-compensation-we-got-was-zw1-000-family-of-victim/">2018 saw property destroyed in wild protests</a> by some citizens who were agitated by the slow announcement of poll results by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission.
There have been instances of companies leaving Zimbabwe during elections in the past due to concerns about political instability and the potential for violence. 
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">More Pindula News</a></h2>

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Mnangagwa Assures Businesses, Investors Security During Elections

Some Zimbabweans who spoke to <a href="https://thestandard.newsday.co.zw/2022/08/07/news-in-depth-fears-of-violent-2023-polls-grow-as-ed-fails-to-deliver-on-promises/">The Standard</a> have indicated that they are terrified as the 2023 elections approach saying they remind them of violence that characterised previous polls.
Fadzai Museka from Bikita’s Madhuku Village in <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Masvingo">Masvingo</a> told the publication that any talk of elections evokes memories of sadness, psychological torture and fear.
Museka said she cannot forget the night of March 7, 2002, just two days into the presidential election campaigns when she was forced to desert her home and her then three-month-old baby.
Museka, then a member of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/MDC">MDC</a> member was running away from the ruling <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_African_National_Union_-_Patriotic_Front">ZANU PF</a> youth militia which wanted to “punish her” for supporting the opposition party formed in 1999. Museka told <a href="https://thestandard.newsday.co.zw/2022/08/07/news-in-depth-fears-of-violent-2023-polls-grow-as-ed-fails-to-deliver-on-promises/">The Standard</a>:
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They wanted to punish me for supporting a party of my choice.
 By staying away from politics, I have stayed safe. Never again have I been threatened on political grounds.
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She said she has never been into a ballot box since then.
Electoral observers say violence has contributed to the growing voter apathy as millions of Zimbabweans have refused to take heed of calls by political parties to register to vote in the 2023 plebiscite.
Official statistics from the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) show that 5 804 975 people are on the voters’ roll, a mere 2% increase from the 2018 figure of 5 695 706.
Zimbabwe has a total of eight million eligible voters in the country as estimated by electoral watchdogs.
A survey conducted by the Zimbabwe Human Rights Association (ZimRights) this year revealed that the 2023 polls were the leading cause of distress among Zimbabweans as political tensions heighten.
Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum executive director <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Musa_Kika">Musa Kika</a> casts doubt on the possibility of authorities implementing the required electoral reforms to guarantee free and fair elections.
Elections Resource Centre legal and advocacy officer Takunda Tsunga concurred with Kika saying the state’s continued failure to hold perpetrators of violence and right violators to account will only worsen the human rights and political crisis in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe has a history of violent elections dating back to the era of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Robert_Mugabe">Robert Mugabe</a> who deployed the North Korean-trained 5th Brigade in the aftermath of independence to target then opposition ZAPU members, leading to the massacre of over 20 000 civilians.
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Some Zimbabweans Say Elections Evoke Memories Of Psychological Torture And Fear

Former Masvingo Central legislator Jeffreyson Chitando (MDC) Thursday demanded an apology from ZANU PF youths for the violence they allegedly perpetrated in the run-up to the 27 June 2008 presidential runoff which resulted in the late MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai pulling out of the race.
ZANU PF activists, working with soldiers, National Youth Service graduates and war veterans, unleashed a reign of terror in the country in a bid to overturn the late ZANU PF leader Robert Mugabe’s first-round poll defeat.
The violence left over 300 maimed or dead and thousands displaced, according to human rights watchdogs.
Chitando told NewsDay that it is important for Zimbabweans to adopt a culture of apologising for wrongs done in the past so that they do not happen again. Said Chitando:
<blockquote>ZANU PF youths should not be controlled by their old aged leaders. They must know it’s best to build a better Zimbabwe for tomorrow.
The only stumbling block so far is that the perpetrators are not prepared to own up to their mistakes.
Apologising shows a strong character and good leadership. Those who fear to apologise are weak and are failures.
The future of ZANU PF is in the present youths’ ability to take the bull by its horns and apologise. The country can only move forward if we are united.</blockquote>
Chitando said all the country’s problems will disappear ZANU PF apologises for its misdeeds and the opposition accepts the apology.
He accused ZANU PF of committing atrocities over the years from Gukurahundi, Murambatsvina, 2000 to 2008 political violence and recently in 2021 in the urban areas, it has masterminded the demolition of property.
ZANU PF director for information Tafadzwa Mugwadi refused to comment on the matter.
However, ZANU PF acting deputy secretary for youth affairs, Tendai Chirau, claimed Chitando was only seeking relevance and a political come back. He said:
<blockquote>There is no objectivity in Chitando’s utterances. It is one-sided and he was speaking for his party, MDC Alliance.
This is mere political propaganda because the issue of violence can be traced back to MDC when Tsvangirai also once uttered that the late Mugabe could be removed from office violently if he refused to go peacefully.</blockquote>
Chirau directed Chitando to the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission saying it is one of the institutions that are responsible for the resolution of conflicts.
In any case, the MDC is not sacrosanct as there are ZANU PF youths who were attacked and maimed by MDC thugs, Chirau countered.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/07/zanu-pf-must-apologise-for-2008-poll-violence/">NewsDay</a></h4>

Chitando Demands Apology From ZANU PF For 2008 Poll Violence

Three members of the opposition MDC have been sentenced to spend a combined 10-year jail term for killing a ZANU PF member who was celebrating presidential elections victory in 2008.
Former president, the late Robert Mugabe had won the run-off election which was instituted after all candidates failed to attain 50+1% of the votes cast. Former Prime Minister, the late Morgan Tsvangirayi (MDC) had won the first round of the election.
The trio, Cleopas Ngwenya (70), Owen Ngwenya (37) and Gilbert Nkomo (65), all of Jamu village under Chief Chireya in Gokwe North, appeared before Bulawayo High Court Judge, Justice Maxwell Takuva, sitting in Gweru and pleaded guilty to culpable homicide.
In passing the sentence, Justice Takuva said that the court had considered a number of issues including the ages of the accused. He said:
<blockquote>In passing the sentence, the court considered that the accused persons are first offenders and they pleaded guilty. The accused persons also have families to look after. The first accused person is 70-years-old while the second accused person is now 65. Both are in the twilight of their lives.
We also considered that there was a delay in the prosecution of the matter. We also want people in the rural areas to learn to be able to live with their neighbours who also support other political parties.</blockquote>
Ngwenya and Nkomo were sentenced to four years each that were wholly suspended on condition of good behaviour while Owen was sentenced to two years in jail of which one year was also suspended on condition of good behaviour.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/">The Chronicle</a>

MDC Members Kill ZANU PF Supporter For Celebrating Presidential Elections Victory

Exiled Former Minister in Mugabe’s government, Jonathan Moyo, has claimed that Strive Masiyiwa helped fund Zanu-PF and supplies for the army in the 2008 presidential run-off.
Tweeting a thread that he said was meant to expose Masiyiwa “as a bundle of falsehoods” and a long time supporter of current president Emmerson Mnangagwa, Moyo said:
https://twitter.com/ProfJNMoyo/status/1082295501708578816
https://twitter.com/ProfJNMoyo/status/1082295504590069760
The 2008 election is considered the bloodiest election in Zimbabwe’s recent history. Hundreds of MDC-T supporters were allegedly murdered by Zanu-PF supporters.
Over the past several days, there have been exchanges between Strive Masiyiwa and Jonathan Moyo of social media, with Moyo’s twitter thread being the latest.
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