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The image of<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Job_Sikhala/"> Job Sikhala</a> in leg irons on a hospital bed undergoing surgery has received mixed reactions. Many commentators have criticised the ZANU PF government, accusing it of being cruel.
Sikhala, a former Member of Parliament, was arrested and imprisoned in June 2022 for allegedly inciting public violence during the funeral wake of slain Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activist, Moreblessing Ali. He has been held at Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison together with convicted armed robbers and murderers since then.
Sikhala’s political party, the CCC, argues that he is a political prisoner who is being punished for challenging the government’s restrictions on democratic rights. Responding to the image, the party said:
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The inhumane treatment of political prisoner and opposition member Job Sikhala by the regime in Harare is a matter that should be condemned by all concerned local, regional, and international authorities. Despite spending nearly two years in pre-trial detention for crimes he did not commit, the regime persists in treating him as a criminal. Shockingly, they even subject him to restraints, such as leg irons, even when he is in a hospital bed.
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Award-winning journalist, HopewellChin’ono, also condemned Sikhala’s continued detention and “cruel” treatment. He said:
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Here is how cruel the ZANUPF regime is; Political prisoner, opposition leader and lawyer, Job Sikhala who has been illegally detained without bail is going through surgery. The ZANUPF regime insisted that he will be in leg irons even when he is in a hospital bed, how evil can one be?
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Self-exiled former Cabinet Minister Saviour Kasukuwere, who is nicknamed Tyson for his combative politics as a Young Turk in ZANU PF, said:
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Highly despicable! What rank madness and cruelty is this?
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Mount Pleasant MP, Fadzayi Mahere, called for the immediate release of Sikhala and also wished him speedy recovery. She said:
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Here’s wishing @JobSikhala1 a speedy recovery as he undergoes surgery today. His continued incarceration despite his innocence is a dark stain on our sense of justice. Bail is a constitutional entitlement. Democracy, the rule of law and freedom of expression, association and conscience are all on trial. What an enormous, 520 day travesty of justice.
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Some more people commented that political power is temporary and can change quickly. They questioned why Job Sikhala was made to wear leg irons and expressed their disapproval. Some people mentioned the concept of karma, highlighting that the mistreatment of Job Sikhala will eventually come back to haunt those who are responsible or their future generations. They believe that the actions of Sikhala’s assailants will have consequences and that they will face repercussions in the future.
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Responses To An Image Of Job Sikhala Undergoing Surgery In Leg Irons In Hospital

The Ministry of Health and Childcare says ZANU PF will win next year’s harmonised elections in spite of falling living standards amid rising prices of basic grocery items.
In a post on Twitter, the Health Ministry said it has noted that a year before every election, the prices of products are hiked beyond the reach of ordinary Zimbabweans.
It said these price hikes are done “by the country’s detractors” to cause people to turn against ZANU PF. The Ministry said the strategy will never work. <a href="https://twitter.com/MoHCCZim/status/1527272911047999489?s=20&amp;t=0ODizLokoVTFDj0Md4dgYQ">The post read:</a>
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Have you realized that each time Zimbabwe approaches elections, a year before elections to be specific, prices of products are hiked beyond the reach of many? This is done by the country’s detractors in an effort to alienate people from ZANU PF. Let us say this, ZANU PF will win.
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The Ministry of Health was responding to a tweet by award-winning journalist Hopewell Chin’ono who had lamented the sharp rise in the price of Mazoe Orange Crush. <a href="https://twitter.com/daddyhope/status/1526997608052535297?s=20&amp;t=0ODizLokoVTFDj0Md4dgYQ">Wrote Chin’ono:</a>
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HARIZARE my people: The cost of living has spiralled out of control to a point where basics like Mazoe Orange crush are now a real luxury.
This will not fix itself folks, it requires everyone eligible to vote to Register To Vote and actually vote then defend the vote. Tough times.
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Earlier this week, the Government announced that citizens with free funds can import basic grocery items duty-free following price hikes by local manufacturers.
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ZANU PF Will Win 2023 Elections Despite Price Increases - Health Ministry

The bail hearing of renowned journalist Hopewell Chin’ono has been postponed to Thursday because the state did not file a response to Chin’ono’s bail appeal.
This was communicated by Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights which stated that:
<blockquote>It was false start to the hearing of <a class="css-4rbku5 css-18t94o4 css-901oao css-16my406 r-1n1174f r-1loqt21 r-poiln3 r-bcqeeo r-qvutc0" data-focusable="true" dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/daddyhope" role="link">@daddyhope</a>‘s bail appeal after the matter was rolled over to Thursday as law officers from the NPA had not filed a response to his bail appeal &amp; the “Court” had not acquainted itself with the record of proceedings from Magistrates Court.</blockquote>
Chin’ono was arrested last week for allegedly tweeting falsehoods and he was denied bail by Magistrate Lazini Ncube. He appealed Magistrate Ncube’s decision and the application was supposed to be heard by Justice Foroma today before it was rolled over to tomorrow. 
Chin’ono was arrested 3 times in the last six months. His arrests started after he exposed the Draxgate COVID-19 scandal that eventually led to the Minister Of Health Obidiah Moyo losing his job.
Source: <a href="https://twitter.com/ZLHRLawyers/status/1351835792025538560">ZLHR Twitter</a>

Hopewell Chin'ono's Bail Hearing Rolled Over To Thursday

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