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High Court Judge Justice Benjamin Chikowero granted opposition politician Prince Dubeko Sibanda bail set at US$300 on Friday, September 6.
Sibanda, a former MDC Alliance and later CCC MP for Binga North, had been in pre-trial detention for three weeks following his arrest in Beitbridge in mid-August 2024.
He was apprehended at the Beitbridge Border Post on Saturday, August 17, and subsequently transferred to Harare Central Police Station.
After appearing before the Harare Magistrate’s Court, Magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa denied him bail.
Sibanda faces charges of inciting public violence, stemming from allegations that he posted messages on social media encouraging CCC party members to engage in violent actions, including barricading roads, burning shops and tyres, and shutting down Harare. He allegedly posted on X:
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Unless the SADC creates a platform where the heads of State will engage Zimbabweans on the SEOM [SADC Electoral Observer Mission] report and other issues, we will create a platform to meet with them on the streets of Harare.
</blockquote>
In his ruling, Justice Chikowero said Magistrate Gofa had misdirected herself by denying Sibanda bail.
As part of his bail conditions, Sibanda was ordered to deposit US$300 (or its equivalent in ZiG), not to interfere with state witnesses, and to reside at his place of residence.
He was represented by Alec Muchadehama from the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR).
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Prince Dubeko Sibanda, an opposition politician, was granted bail at US$300 by a judge. He had been in jail for three weeks for inciting public violence. Sibanda was arrested in Beitbridge and later moved to Harare. The judge said the magistrate made a mistake by not granting bail earlier. Sibanda's bail conditions include not interfering with witnesses and staying at home. His lawyer is from Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights.

Prince Dubeko Sibanda Granted US$300 Bail

Former Binga North legislator Prince Dubeko Sibanda was on Monday remanded in custody awaiting his bail ruling.
Sibanda appeared before Harare magistrate Marewanazvo Gofa charged with incitement to commit public violence.
Prosecutors allege that for the period extending from 1 August 2024 to 16 August 2024, Sibanda posted on Citizens for Coalition for Change Whatsapp groups, his X handles named Prince Dubeko Sibanda/@Dubeko Sibanda inciting members of the political party to engage in violent activities by barricading roads and burning shops and tyres.
They further alleged that Sibanda posted some of the following words:
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Unless the SADC creates a platform where the head of state will engage Zimbabweans on the SEOM report &amp; other issues, we will create a platform to meet with them in the streets of Harare. No intimidation will stop us. Let’s shut down Hre in August.
Let’s barricade the streets in Harare. Let’s burn tyres and use old cars.
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It is the state’s case that some of the messages were captured as screenshots by witnesses and submitted to the police.
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As a result of the messages, it is alleged, Highglen Road was barricaded and tyres were burnt upon the road at Mukonono river bridge, Marimba thereby endangering the free movement of persons and traffic using that road on 16 August 2024 at around 0430 hours.
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Appearing for the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), Anesu Chirenje alleged:
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On 17 August 2024, a team of detectives from CID Beitbridge saw the accused at Beitbridge Border Post and arrested him. Accused acted unlawfully.
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According to the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), Sibanda returns to court on Friday, when Gofa will hand down her ruling on a bail application filed by his lawyer Alec Muchadehama.
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Prince Dubeko Sibanda, a former lawmaker, is in trouble. He is accused of trying to make people do violent things in Zimbabwe on a messaging app. He said to block roads, burn shops, and tires. Some people saw his messages and told the police. They even barricaded a road one time. Prince is now in jail until the court decides if he can leave. His lawyer will try to get him out on bail soon. The court will decide on Friday.

Former Binga North MP, Prince Dubeko Sibanda, Remanded In Custody

Former Binga North legislator Prince Dubeko Sibanda, who was arrested in Beitbridge last week, faces charges of inciting public violence.
Sibanda is accused of posting messages on social media that urged CCC party members to engage in violent actions, including barricading roads, burning shops and tyres, and shutting down Harare.
According to the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), Sibanda was arrested at the Beitbridge Border Post on Saturday, August 17, and subsequently transferred to Harare Central Police Station.
Sibanda is among over 100 political activists targeted in a government crackdown on pro-democracy supporters ahead of the 44th Ordinary SADC Summit of Heads of State and Government.
Last Thursday night, armed men raided the home of former Budiriro MP Costa Machingauta in Harare, assaulting his young children before taking him away.
He was held incommunicado for several hours until lawyers found him at Harare Central Police Station. Machingauta is accused of public violence.
On Friday, August 16, police arrested 12 individuals in Gokwe for participating in an anti-government demonstration, where they were filmed holding placards denouncing Mnangagwa’s impending assumption of the rotational SADC chairmanship.
Meanwhile, Sibanda first entered Parliament in July 2013 as the MDC-T representative for Binga North and was re-elected in July 2018 on an MDC Alliance ticket.
He was recalled during the COVID-19 lockdown by MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora but later regained his seat as a member of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) during by-elections in March 2022.
He was re-elected again on a CCC ticket in the August 23, 2023 Harmonized Elections.
However, in October 2023, Sibanda was among 15 CCC legislators recalled from Parliament by Sengezo Tshabangu.
On February 2, 2024, Sibanda announced his resignation from the CCC. In a letter addressed to Zimbabweans and former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa, Sibanda claimed that the party had been deeply infiltrated by state agents and was now “beyond redemption.”
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Former politician Prince Dubeko Sibanda was arrested for telling his party members to be violent. He was taken in by the police in Beitbridge and moved to Harare. Many activists are being targeted by the government before an important summit. Another politician, Costa Machingauta, was also attacked by armed men. Sibanda used to be in Parliament but left his party because he thought it was infiltrated by the government. Overall, there are many political tensions and arrests happening in Zimbabwe.

Ex-CCC MP Prince Dubeko Sibanda Arrested For Inciting Public Violence

Former Binga North MP and CCC Matabeleland North provincial chairperson Prince Dubeko Sibanda, has resigned from the opposition party.
Sibanda was elected MP for Binga North in 2018 as an MDC Alliance candidate but was recalled by the Thokozani Khupe-led MDC-T for his close association with the then-disputed party leader Nelson Chamisa.
He retook the seat in the March 2022 by-elections and retained it in the August 2023 general elections but was recalled again, this time by Sengezo Tshabangu.
In a letter addressed to Zimbabweans in general and the former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa, who turned 46 this Friday, in particular, Sibanda said the party has been heavily infiltrated by State agents and is now “beyond redemption”. He wrote:
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RE: DISASSOCIATION WITH AND RESIGNATION FROM CITIZENS COALITION FOR CHANGE PARTY
1. Since Advocate Nelson Chamisa’s disassociation with the Citizens Coalition for Change party through a letter dated 24th January 2024, I have resisted the urge to immediately follow suit in the vain hope that we can salvage the infrastructure of the party for the purposes of hedging our deployees, most of whom are cadres of great integrity, against the shocks that would emanate from his departure. My latest attempt in this vain was to initiate the formation of a steering committee to run the affairs of the party which was successfully consummated through the Citizens National Assembly meeting of the 30th January 2024.
2. However, the events preceding the meeting and those that immediately followed it, have left me with no doubt, as correctly observed by Advocate Nelson Chamisa, that the Citizens Coalition for Change party has become infiltrated and contaminated beyond redemption. The party, in its current form and nature, no longer has the capacity to carry the hopes of the majority or to be salvaged for it to once again be the vehicle with which the hopes of the majority can be achieved.
3. All those claiming leadership or intent to lead the party are no longer driven and motivated by the struggle of the majority. They are mere political middlemen and brokers angling to curry favour with the regime in exchange for trinkets and funds from the Political Parties Finance Act. The agenda of the majority of suffering Zimbabweans has long been lost to them.
4. It has become evident that whoever is going to access the funds of the political party will do so with the blessing and approval of the regime. Such blessing and approval do not come at a cheap price. The price is to compromise the people’s struggle and be a pliant opposition to the regime.
5. It has never been my mission to be a member of an opposition party that is pliant to ZANU PF or to be incorporated in the plunder of the country’s resources. In such an instance, you cease to be a fighter for the voiceless majority who are suffocating under the bad governance of ZANU PF. I will never compromise the struggle.
6. Regrettably, and with a heavy heart, I have to announce my total disassociation with and disengagement from a party that we worked so hard to build. In that organization, I leave colleagues who are genuine and credible cadres of the struggle, most of whom I worked with. It is unfortunate that they have been put in an invidious position in which they have to choose between their conscious loyalty to the struggle for all and the need to meet their immediate physical needs. The majority of them are innocent victims of the political situation.
7. I pray that they get the strength in the face of the pressure they face. Fortunately for me, I was assisted by the regime and its proxies in our former party not to face the same predicament.
8. Meanwhile, my disassociation with the CCC, in all its nature and form, and in all its organs, does not imply my retirement from politics. I joined politics primarily to push the agenda of the marginalized, the weak, the downtrodden and the excluded. The mission has not been accomplished.
9. I will continue to engage with the communities and other stakeholders to keep the base solid as we await the direction that Advocate Nelson Chamisa promised the nation.
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"CCC Is Beyond Redemption", Recalled Binga North MP, Dubeko Sibanda, Quits Beleaguered Party

Fourteen Members of Parliament (MPs) and nine Senators from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party have been unsuccessful in their attempt to overturn their expulsion from parliament. They were recalled by Sengezo Tshabangu who claimed to be the party’s interim Secretary-General.
In a judgement issued this Saturday, Justice Munamato Mutevedzi stated that the recalled lawmakers failed to provide evidence to support their claim that Tshabangu did not have the authority to recall them. The judge ruled that the lawmakers did not meet the legal requirements to prove their case and made an error by not including the CCC party as a respondent in their application. 
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FULL TEXT: High Court Dismisses Application By 14 CCC MPs To Reverse Expulsion From Parliament

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)’s former MP for Binga North <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Prince_Dubeko_Sibanda">Prince Dubeko Sibanda</a> has called for a “revolution” after 15 of the party’s lawmakers were controversially recalled.
Sibanda, who is among the 15 MPs recalled by self-proclaimed CCC Interim Secretary General <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Sengezo_Tshabangu">Sengezo Tshabangu</a>, said the recalls should not be allowed to continue.
Sibanda who was elected MP for Binga North in 2018 on an MDC Alliance ticket, was recalled by the MDC-T in 2020 but went on to reclaim the seat under CCC in the March 2022 by-elections. He posted on X:
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On October 1, 2020, they recalled me for ceasing to be a member of the MDC-A, which I won in 2018. We left it and formed CCC.
I won by-elections on March 26, 2022, under CCC. I did so again in the general elections on August 23, 2023. Today, they recalled us again. It’s time for a revolution.
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<a href="https://www.zimlive.com/ccc-mulls-revolution-and-full-withdrawal-of-mps-after-15-recalled/">ZimLive</a> reported that all the 15 representatives have gone to court seeking an order declaring that Tshabangu has no legal standing to recall them and that they should remain in parliament.
The publication cited a CCC insider as saying CCC leader Nelson Chamisa is ready to withdraw all his party’s elected representatives in protest at the latest developments.
Chamisa had earlier written to the Speaker of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda, who received Tshabangu’s letter on 03 October, urging him to ignore the former MDC-T Matabeleland North chairman.
Meanwhile, Tshabangu wrote another letter to the Minister of Local Government, Public Works and National Housing, Winston Chitando on 03 October recalling 17 councillors saying they had ceased to be members of the CCC.
12 of the councillors are from Bulawayo, two of the councillors are from Matabeleland South, one from Matabeleland North, and the remaining are Epworth Town Board chairperson <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Annah_Sande">Annah Sande</a> and Masvingo’s first female mayor <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Shantiel_Chiwara">Shantel Chiwara</a>.
The CCC has no formal membership and no leadership structure in place except for its leader and appointed spokespersons.
Political analysts suggest Tshabangu exploited the party’s “ambiguity” to claim a powerful position for himself after submitting a purported CCC constitution to Mudenda.
Tshabangu allegedly previously used the same tactic with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to cause the double nomination of CCC candidates in August’s polls.
If the courts rule in favour of Tshabangu in the fight, it opens the possibility that he can expel Chamisa from the party he founded in March 2022, and receive all funding due to the party under the Political Parties (Finances) Act.
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CCC MP Calls For A "Revolution" After "Imposter" Recalls 15 Parliamentarians

An opposition Member of Parliament (MP) says the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) licence fees should be scrapped because the broadcaster is biased in favour of ZANU PF.
Speaking at a media policy dialogue hosted by the Media Alliance of Zimbabwe (MAZ) in Harare, Binga North MP Prince Dubeko Sibanda (CCC), said:
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The ZBC licence fees are no longer fit for purpose. Citizens cannot continue to fund ZANU PF propaganda.
I would rather have the ZBC privatised and join other parastatals in the Mutapa (Investment) Fund or be funded directly at ‘Shake Shake’ building (ZANU PF headquarters).
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However, speaking at the same event, the Director at Gender and Media Connect (GMC), Patience Zirima, said while ZBC needs to be reformed, scrapping licence fees is not the solution. She said:
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Let us be careful not to throw away the baby with the bath water. We must consider that ZBC covers all languages, which is a positive thing outside politics.
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MAZ convened the policy dialogue to consider priority issues for the 10th Parliament and to try to influence the policy agenda for the recently appointed Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services minister Jenfan Muswere.
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Scrap ZBC Licence Fees - CCC MP

The Constitutional Court (ConCourt) has ruled that Parliament should review <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/05/18/ziyambi-says-election-nomination-fees-wont-be-reduced/">Statutory Instrument (SI) 144 of 2022 which increased the nomination fees for candidates</a> seeking to run for public office in the August 23 elections. The court said Parliament breached the Constitution by failing to examine whether the SI violated the Constitution before passing it. 
The ruling came after Devine Mhambi Hove, leader of the Nationalists Alliance Party (NAP), filed an application arguing that Parliament had failed to fulfil its constitutional obligation to consider whether the instrument was in contravention of the Constitution. Hove argued that the Constitution tasked Parliament to examine all statutory instruments before they were gazetted.
The statutory instrument increased the nomination fees for presidential candidates from US$1,000 to US$20,000. Nomination fees for the National Assembly and the Senate were increased from US$50 to US$1,000.
Representing Parliament, Tawanda Zhuwarara argued that the Legislature had fulfilled its constitutional obligation by considering the instrument. He stated that the application should be dismissed as it was trying to have the nomination fees reviewed through the backdoor by asking the Constitutional Court to sit as a court of review.
But the ConCourt bench led by Deputy Chief Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza ruled that Parliament had breached the Constitution by not looking at whether the statutory instrument (SI) was in contravention of the Constitution before passing it.
The court ordered Parliament to review the instrument by June 16.
Opposition politicians criticized the increased nomination fees, arguing that they violate the Constitution, prevent citizens from participating in the elections, and disproportionately affect certain groups, including youths, women, and people with disabilities.
Binga North MP Prince Dubeko Sibanda (Citizens Coalition for Change), Dubeko Sibanda, for instance, argued that high nomination fees were not conducive to a multi-party democracy because they were unaffordable for many citizens. 
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) and the government defended the fees, stating that they aim to filter out non-serious political candidates. 
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ConCourt Orders Review Of Nomination Fees For August 23 Elections

Binga North legislator, Prince Dubeko Sibanda (CCC), has queried the appointment of a chief for the San people in Tsholotsho who are already under chiefs Siphoso and Gampu’s jurisdictions.
Last month, President Emmerson Mnangagwa appointed Christopher Dube as the substantive Chief Goledema of Tsholotsho following his selection by the san community last year.
Raising a point of national interest in the National Assembly on Wednesday, Sibanda queried how the decision to appoint Goledema was arrived at. He said:
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Hon. Speaker, the national importance of this matter is that the San people for a long time are a group of people who have not really been recognised by the government of this country until of late.
The decision to have or to install a chieftainship for the group of people is important but however Hon. Speaker, there are issues that have to be looked into on that aspect of the decision of the government.
Firstly, did the government really consult the San people and then decided that they wanted a chief or it was an initiative of the government on its own?
The question therefore Hon. Speaker that we want to understand from the Minister of Local Government is; what is the motive driving the government to decide that they have to install a chief for the people of the San community?
Secondly Hon. Speaker, how is it going to be implemented? You have got the San people that are living under Chief Siphoso and the San people that are living under Chief Gampu.
What will be the jurisdiction of the chief that is appointed by the government for the San people?
How will that chief exercise their jurisdiction in the areas that are under the control of Chief Siphoso and also under the areas that are under Chief Gampu?
At the end of the day Hon. Speaker, like I did ask first, “what is the motive driving the government to decide that there should be a chief for the San people when the San people themselves do not feel like they want a chief?
Who identified the individual that the government wants to install as a Chief? Is it the San people themselves or is it a government initiative?
Hon. Speaker, I think if the Minister of Local Government can come and apprise the nation on those issues, we can answer a number of questions pertaining to that issue.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Chief Goledema of Gariya Village, Tsholotsho becomes the inaugural San chief and the seventh traditional leader in the district.
He inherited his grandfather’s name, who was a respected rainmaker and senior traditionalist. | <a href="https://cite.org.zw/mp-queries-the-appointment-of-san-chief/">CITE</a>

Binga North MP Queries Appointment Of San Chief

Opposition <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Citizens%27_Coalition_for_Change">Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)</a> interim chairperson for Matebeleland North, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Prince_Dubeko_Sibanda">Prince Dubeko Sibanda</a>, has claimed that the ruling ZANU PF has “chickened out” of the Binga by-elections.
The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Electoral_Commission">Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC)</a>, recently announced council by-elections in Binga, Victoria Falls and Gweru.
All the seats fell vacant after the incumbent councillors were recalled by the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/MDC_Alliance">MDC Alliance</a> party led by Senator <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Douglas_Mwonzora">Douglas Mwonzora.</a>
The by-elections are slated for early next month.
Prince Dubeko Sibanda told NewZimbabwe that the campaign environment in Binga was “peaceful and calm” ahead of the polls. He said:
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This is one of the elections which CCC is literally campaigning alone,” the opposition legislator said.
ZANU PF and its surrogate MDC-T seems to have chickened out from the by- election race despite the fact that they are the ones who caused the polls to happen.
Our people are campaigning peacefully here.
However, we are aware that ZANU PF normally has a strategy of unleashing violence during the last days of the polls; we are ready for them.
</blockquote>
In Matopos, Insiza and other parts of the country where by-elections were recently held, there were reports of <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zim-2023-elections-forecast-what-watchdogs-say-political-violence-factionalism-regional-trends/">politically-motivated violence</a> against the CCC by suspected <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_African_National_Union_-_Patriotic_Front">ZANU PF</a> supporters.
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