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Eric Matinenga, a former Constitutional Affairs Minister, has said that Nelson Chamisa’s decision to leave the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) was rushed. In a statement seen by Pindula News, Matinenga suggested that Chamisa should have consulted key stakeholders and the public before making such a move. He proposed that MPs and Senators write a joint letter to dissociate themselves from the “fictitious” Sengezo Tshabangu-led CCC. He said:
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I am advised, which advice I accept, that Nelson Chamisa was placed in such a suffocating environment that he had to conduct himself in the manner/way he did.
I give him the benefit of the doubt.
I am unable to provide detailed facts which informed that advice.
Am sure there are people who are better able to do so, if they so wish.
In my view however, the decision (for Nelson Chamisa to quit CCC) was a rushed one.
There was need to consult and get the buy in of relevant critical stakeholders. Ideally, the citizenry should have been consulted, a consultation which could not be carried out in the limited suffocating circumstances.
There are certain stakeholders and issues which must be addressed now if they were not addressed at the time the decision to remove oneself from CCC.
Parliament sits on Monday, there is time before Monday for Nelson Chamisa to meet the true CCC members, interrogate issues in a no-holds-barred manner and come to a common way forward.
I am aware that certain MPs have indicated their respective courses of action.
My suggestion is that all MPs and Senators address a joint letter to the Speaker of Parliament and President of the Senate dissociating themselves from the fictitious Sengezo Tshabangu CCC and identifying their leader of the house.
Chamisa must do a supporting letter and dare Tshabangu to recall the MPs.
If recalled, they should not contest the recalls.
There are cases before the courts challenging recalls in one way or the other.
Instructions must be withdrawn so that they are not argued when called. The by-elections on 3 February must be forgotten.
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However, Peter Gift Mutasa, former President of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions, disagreed with the joint approach, stating that Chamisa had given each member the freedom to choose their stance. Ibbo D Mandaza, an academic, supported Matinenga’s views. Some argued that Chamisa’s decision was influenced by the challenging political environment he faced.
Some CCC Members of Parliament (MPs) have since announced their withdrawal from Parliament and pledged to support Nelson Chamisa who is expected to launch a new political party.
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The Decision For Nelson Chamisa To Quit CCC Was A Rushed One - Eric Matinenga

High Court Judge Justice Erica Ndewere yesterday reserved judgement in the bail application of MDC Vice-Chairman Job Sikhala after both the defence and the prosecution made their submissions, The Herald reports. Justice Ndewere said she needed more time to make an informed decision on the matter in which Sikhala is being accused of inciting public violence.
Sikhala’s lawyer Advocate Eric Matinenga argued that:
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The magistrate erred and misdirected himself in denying him bail in a case in which the State failed to establish compelling reasons. The lower court’s finding that Sikhala went into hiding for some time before he could be arrested was inconsistent with established evidence in that no evidence was led by the State of any effort to contact his client to surrender himself to the police at any stage.
No evidence was even led by the prosecution that Sikhala was wanted in connection with any offence.  It was also the lawyer’s contention that there was no legal obligation for Sikhala to surrender himself to the police merely on account of being labelled an activist by the police.
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While the state maintained that Sikhala hid in Tynwald while they were looking for him,  therefore he was a flight risk.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/high-court-reserves-sikhala-bail-judgment/">The Herald </a>

High Court Reserves Judgement On Sikhala's Bail Application

MDC president Nelson Chamisa reportedly rejected advice by former Constitutional Affairs minister and law expert Eric Matinenga to call for an extraordinary Congress soon after the death of founding president Morgan Tsvangirai in February 2018.
Matinenga voiced his opinion at a time when Chamisa, Thokozani Khupe and Elias Mudzuri, who were Tsvangirai’s deputies, were fighting for control of the party.
Using every trick in the book, Chamisa emerged winner leading to another party split after Khupe left with her followers.
According to a Newsday report, Matinenga told MDC officials that the party constitution was clear that the vice-president was supposed to take over under the circumstances. Khupe, as the elected vice-president, was supposed to take over.
In his affidavit, Matinenga said at the time:
<blockquote>The advice set out above appears to set the stage for a bruising fight between the constitutionalist, Dr Khupe and the majoritarian, Advocate Chamisa.
The advice set out above appears to set the stage for a bruising fight between the constitutionalist, Dr Khupe and the majoritarian, Advocate Chamisa,” he said.
It is important that Dr Khupe, Engineer Mudzuri and Advocate Chamisa find each other. None is indispensable. Any suggestion that any of the three is dispensable is politically naïve.
Such a naïve political stance will set opposition politics and multi-party-ism backwards.
The error being made here is to choose either constitutionality or majoritarianism. In this particular case, the two are not mutually exclusive.
An extraordinary congress will merge two positions. It will answer both the constitutionality and majoritarian arguments. It will provide, once and for all, the legitimacy to whoever is elected.
The contestations for power must be exercised within the parameters of the constitution.</blockquote>
The High Court on Wednesday ruled that Chamisa was appointed MDC vice president in violation of the party’s constitution, therefore all decisions he made since then are null and void as he is illegitimate.
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