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Pan African Parliament (PAP) president Chief Fortune Charumbira says they are committed to helping in the fight against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Africa.
Charumbira made the comments after a South Africa-based pan-African anti-GBV lobby group Kwanele Foundation handed over a petition to PAP at its seat in Midrand.
Kwanele members peacefully marched near the PAP headquarters where they handed a petition to PAP’s fourth vice president Aango François Ndoutoume.
In the petition, which was handed over by Kwanele Foundation founder Sihle Sibisi, the organisation urged PAP to back its fight to end GBV on the African continent.
Kwanele demanded that PAP hosts a summit on combating GBV on the continent before the end of this year.
In response, Charumbira said PAP was concerned over the high prevalence of GBV on the continent and that the continental legislative body will support the fight to end the scourge. Charumbira said:
<blockquote>
As PAP, we are sensitive and conscious of the fundamental issue of ending GBV, especially considering that cases of GBV remain rife across our continent.
The plight of women and the girl child is central to PAP’s agenda as we seek to propel Africa on the development trajectory.
Women and the girl child remain trapped in a cycle of poverty and exclusion in many spheres across Africa not least rights to equal opportunities and treatment in our society where cases of GBV are disproportionately high.
</blockquote>
Ironically, last month Charumbira’s niece reported him to the police for allegedly sexually abusing her.
Charumbira was reported to the police in Masvingo for allegedly sexually abusing his 27-year-old married niece.
According to a leaked police memorandum, Charumbira allegedly sexually assaulted the complainant on two separate occasions.
He allegedly fondled the complainant’s breasts, kissed her without her consent, and groped her private parts.
The alleged assault took place at Rainbow Towers Hotel on 31 March this year and on 02 April at Crown Plaza Hotel, respectively.
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Chief Charumbira Demands An End To Gender-Based Violence

One traditional leader in Zimbabwe has requested that the government provide them with additional benefits to earn more respect from their subjects.
This request comes soon after President <a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa">Emmerson Mnangagwa</a> pledged to give top-of-the-range cars to chiefs, a move viewed as a strategy to ensure traditional leaders’ support for ZANU PF in the upcoming elections.
However, Chief Svosve of Hwedza believes that traditional leaders deserve more benefits than just cars. Svosve told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200010668/pamper-us-some-more-chief-tells-govt">NewsDay</a> on the sidelines of an agriculture field day in Hwedza on Thursday:
<blockquote>
We have MPs (Members of Parliament) given cars to work with so why should we not be given cars, loans and seating allowances.
Chiefs should be treated with respect and be given more perks.
In fact, we are being short-changed as we should be treated as kings and given spacious houses and bodyguards to protect us.
Back in the day, kings and chiefs commanded respect and it was not easy to access the chief because of his barricaded kingdoms. That’s what we want.
</blockquote>
His request comes as Zimbabwe is experiencing a financial crisis characterised by hyperinflation, foreign currency shortages, a lack of confidence in the local currency, and high levels of debt. The financial crisis has also resulted in widespread poverty, high levels of unemployment, and a shortage of essential goods and services.
Chief Svosve also requested that the government grant traditional leaders the authority to arrest and punish individuals who commit sexual offences, engage in early marriages, and perpetrate adultery. He emphasized that traditional leaders do not tolerate such behaviour and should be given the power to take action against such offenders.
Chief Svosve made these comments amidst allegations of sexual assault against another traditional leader, <a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Fortune_Charumbira">Chief Fortune Charumbira</a>, who serves as the President of the Council of Chiefs and Chairman of the Pan African Parliament. Charumbira is accused of sexually assaulting his niece.
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Chief Says Traditional Leaders Should Be Given More Benefits

Former Ntabazinduna Chief Felix Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni, who was dethroned by the government, has urged the president of the Zimbabwe Chiefs Council, Chief Fortune Zephania Charumbira to resign after his niece reported him to the police for allegedly sexually abusing her.
Charumbira, who is also the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) president, was reported to the police in Masvingo over a week ago for allegedly sexually abusing his 27-year-old married niece.
Speaking to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/news/article/200010572/charumbira-in-fix-over-sex-assault-storm">The Standard</a> from the United Kingdom, Ndiweni said Charumbira’s case exposes the breakdown of the rule of law in the country. He said:
<blockquote>
The government of the day, the ruling ZANU PF, has been playing around with the legislation for quite some time and they have been very slow, on purpose, to re-align laws with the 2013 constitution.
As a result of this, it has opened a huge gap within our laws whereby people do not get to know where they stand and some people took the view that if you are a card-carrying member of ZANU PF, you are above the law.
</blockquote>
Ndiweni said that Charumbira has tarnished the image of traditional leaders and should therefore immediately step down. He said:
<blockquote>
If he doesn’t step away, it tarnishes the whole institution of traditional leaders.
Here we are not looking at whether he was guilty or innocent or what were the details, we are just looking at the allegations per se.
He has tarnished all chiefs of Zimbabwe because of these particular allegations and there is no way any Member of Parliament can see him in a different light.
As long as the allegations came out, a docket has been compiled, it has been forwarded (to Harare), which alone shows that people are taking the case seriously.
It is the darkest day the institution of traditional leaders has faced in a long, long time,” Ndiweni said.
It means one single individual has now tarnished the whole institution.
</blockquote>
Charumbira once defied a High Court order to issue a public apology after he claimed that all traditional leaders belonged to ZANU PF. The Constitution of Zimbabwe says traditional leaders must be apolitical.
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Ndiweni Urges Chief Fortune Charumbira To Step Down

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has scoffed at the president of the Chiefs Council of Zimbabwe Chief Fortune Charumbira’s claims that the opposition party has a hand in sexual assault allegations levelled against him by his 27-year-old niece.
On Wednesday, CCC deputy spokesperson Gift “Ostallos” Siziba told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200010448/sex-assault-charumbira-victims-family-speak-out">NewsDay</a> that the party is against all forms of violence against women. Said Siziba:
<blockquote>
How does CCC get involved in this case? We condemn any form of abuse and violence against women.
If there was an abuse of power, Charumbira, just like any other citizen, should face the wrath of the law.
In other democratically progressive countries, Charumbira would have resigned both from PAP and Chiefs’ Council, but because we are in Zimbabwe, he is still a free man.
</blockquote>
Chief Fortune Charumbira, who is also the president of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP), is accused of sexually assaulting his married niece.
The victim, who is a teacher at a school in Masvingo, reported the matter at Masvingo Central Police Station under RRB 5457646 on Saturday last week.
According to leaked chats seen by NewsDay, Charumbira accused the victim of “maliciously” filing the charges against him and conniving with CCC. He said in the leaked chats:
<blockquote>
I know you are working on documentation to go to Canada and run away from Zimbabwe after messing up my name with lies.
Do not run away. Ndakatosviba kare (my name was long soiled), let’s meet in court.
As a result of this attack on me, there is a lot of information between you, sekuru Foki and Gari which I know.
Ndavurawa image pasi rose nenhema kuti (My image has been tarnished worldwide through allegations that) I touched (your) private parts etc kidnapped etc. Whoom! Mwari ndewedu tese (God is for us all).
Vana (The likes of) Takanayi and other CCC members had several meetings with you to push this agenda.
I did not think you would agree to falsehoods against me to please them.
</blockquote>
According to a leaked police memorandum, Charumbira allegedly sexually assaulted the complainant on two separate occasions.
He allegedly fondled the complainant’s breasts, kissed her without her consent, and groped her private parts.
The alleged assault took place at Rainbow Towers Hotel on 31 March this year and on 02 April at Crown Plaza Hotel, respectively.
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CCC Not Involved In Chief Charumbira Indecent Assault Case - Ostallos

The father of a 27-year-old Masvingo woman, who was allegedly sexually assaulted by the president of the Chiefs Council, Fortune Charumbira, in late March and early April this year, has demanded the traditional leader’s arrest.
The woman filed a case of sexual assault against Charumbira on Saturday last week at Masvingo Central Police Station under RRB 5457646.
In an exclusive interview with <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200010448/sex-assault-charumbira-victims-family-speak-out">NewsDay,</a> the father said her daughter is terrified. He said:
<blockquote>
My daughter is terrified. She feels intimidated. This is because of the communication that she has been receiving from the perpetrator.
</blockquote>
It is alleged that Charumbira, who is also president of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP), tried to influence the woman to drop the case, but did not succeed. Said the woman’s father:
<blockquote>
She will not bow to any influence to withdraw the charges.
But we want justice to prevail in this case. The law should take its course.
We don’t know whether because he is a high-profile person, who holds a top post, including that of PAP, is influencing authorities not to get arrested.
But for the record, we are not engaging Chief Fortune on any platform apart from waiting for justice to take its course.
</blockquote>
According to a leaked police memorandum, Charumbira allegedly sexually assaulted the complainant on two separate occasions.
He allegedly fondled the complainant’s breasts, kissed her without her consent, and groped her private parts.
The alleged assault took place at Rainbow Towers Hotel on 31 March this year and on 02 April at Crown Plaza Hotel, respectively.
The father told NewsDay that Charumbira made sexual advances fully aware that she was his niece. He said:
<blockquote>
My daughter did not grow up in the Charumbira area.
She was raised by her mother elsewhere and would occasionally come to visit.
Her first encounter with Charumbira was in January this year.
She wanted a piece of land in the Charumbira area for her horticultural projects.
She asked me to accompany her to the chief to ask for the land on her behalf.
But I said, “No. I must not influence the chief to give you the land. Go on your own and introduce yourself and if he indeed can offer you the land, he can, even without my influence.”
She went there and introduced herself to Charumbira, who acknowledged her as his daughter (niece).
From what my daughter told me, her encounter with him went well that first time but was not really fruitful, because he asked her to come back another day.
</blockquote>
On Thursday, Charumbira told the publication that his enemies were creating stories about him. He said:
<blockquote>
It is very clear from your publications that someone is pushing an agenda against me. It’s very clear.
</blockquote>
The traditional leader also said he does not handle land issues. He said:
<blockquote>
I refer all requests for land to a team, which is assigned for that purpose.
(The victim) never said she wanted to see me for land. Mind you, I never knew her properly.
I have her texts leading to seeing me in Harare on March 31 and April 2. All is clear in the texts.
I have been holding on to them for legal reasons now that there are such allegations.
I have messages all the way through. You have one side of the narrative.
</blockquote>
Police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi told NewsDay that they will release a statement on the matter in due course.
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Family Of Chief Charumbira's Alleged Sexual Assault Victim Speaks Out

The President of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP), Chief Fortune Charumbira, has urged the two warring camps in the Sudan conflict to lay down their arms and resolve their differences through mediation and dialogue.
Heavy fighting erupted in the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, and in other parts of the country on Saturday between regular soldiers and members of a paramilitary force – Rapid Support Forces (RSF).
United Nations envoy Volker Perthes said that at least 185 people have been killed and over 1 800 wounded since the fighting erupted.
The two sides in the Sudan conflict are using tanks, artillery and other heavy weapons in densely populated areas.
In a recent statement, Charumbira called for dialogue between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary force to prevent any further loss of life. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
The President of the Pan African Parliament, Hon. Chief Fortune Zephania Charumbira, has noted with grave concern the outbreak and escalation of armed conflict between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), that has resulted in the death of at least three civilians and injuries to countless others.
The latest outbreak of violence which, regrettably, comes during the holy month of Ramadan, can only but reverse the significant gains that the Republic of Sudan had made in the quest for peace, stability and post-conflict recovery over the last two years.
Clearly, there can be no winner in this conflict.
In that regard, the Pan African Parliament implores all parties involved to settle their differences through mediation and dialogue to prevent any further loss of invaluable Sudanese lives and work towards the restoration of lasting peace and stability in the country and the region.
The Pan-African Parliament remains committed to contributing to peace and security in Sudan and the entire continent through parliamentary diplomacy and dialogue.
</blockquote>
Charumbira, who is the President of the Chief’s Council of Zimbabwe, was recently reported for indecent assault by his married niece who is a teacher at a school in Masvingo.
He allegedly sexually abused his 27-year-old married niece on two occasions.
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