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The ZANU PF party last week sent a team to Murewa, Hwedza, and Mutoko districts to investigate allegations of rigging during the central committee (CC) elections held a few months ago.
This came after party members in several districts petitioned their leaders, citing alleged irregularities during the elections.
The team, which was dispatched from the ZANU PF headquarters in Harare, reportedly interviewed disgruntled members and district coordinating committee officials over the rigging claims.
A top provincial member who refused to be named confirmed the visit by the probe team to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200004664/zanu-pf-probes-rigged-cc-elections">NewsDay</a>. Said the official:
<blockquote>
The probe team was in the province recently investigating or probing CC election rigging claims in some districts. They visited Hwedza, Mutoko and Murewa.
These are the districts that had disgruntlement over how the CC elections were run.
One of the probe team members was Miriam Chikukwa who led the investigations in Hwedza.
</blockquote>
According to a petition signed by party officials from Hwedza district, candidates for the CC elections were barred from witnessing vote counting.
The district also raised vote-buying allegations, among others.
ZANU PF provincial spokesperson Tatenda Mavetera said she would respond after consulting her superiors on the issue.
ZANU PF officials in Hwedza, Mutoko and Murewa districts confirmed the visit by the probe team.

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ZANU PF Probes Central Committee Elections Rigging Claims

ZANU PF has accused civil society organisations (CSOs) of planning to conduct a parallel tabulation of results in general elections scheduled for 2023.
According to the party’s central committee report presented at the congress, parallel tabulation of results will be a recipe for chaos especially if the results gathered by CSOs are different from those released by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). The report reads in part:
<blockquote>
The Zimbabwe Election Support Network and the Election Resource Centre are planning to conduct parallel voter tabulation during the 2023 harmonised elections.
In pursuit of that, they will deploy election observers at all polling stations who will also double as CCC agents.
These will send results to their established Command centres and have consolidated results before Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) announces.
If ZEC announces what is different from what they have, they are planning to have violent protests.
This plan is a recipe for chaos and mayhem as well as a serious security threat.
</blockquote>
The central committee report also claimed that CCC was working with civil society organisations in penetrating ZANU PF’s perceived rural strongholds. It said:
<blockquote>
In their quest to upset the ruling Zanu PF party support base, the opposition working with their Western handlers, have employed hybrid warfare, ranging from political, economic, social and cyber threats.
</blockquote>
This has seen the opposition political party penetrating Zanu PF strongholds, particularly rural constituencies.
<blockquote>
The main opposition outfit is using NGOs and CSOs as their agents for regime change, with Goal Zimbabwe, Danish Church Aid and Plan International being on record for handing cash handouts ranging between US$10 and US$20 per individual in high-density suburbs such as Mabvuku, Highfield and Mbare.
In essence, they are acting as the opposition commissars whose activities complement those of the opposition outfit.
</blockquote>
ZANU PF expressed worry that social welfare issues, including service delivery if left unattended, may cost the party dearly in 2023 as happened “in 2021 whereby the opposition won some of the crucial urban by-elections despite several infrastructural development programmes done by the ruling party.” | <a href="https://thenewshawks.com/zim-may-call-snap-2023-general-polls-early-next-year/">The NewsHawks</a>

CSOs Planning Parallel Tabulation Of Election Results, Says ZANU PF

The ruling ZAN PF is set to hold its 7th elective Congress from 26 to 29 October this year amid reports of anxiety among party senior officials who are unsure where they will stand after the event.
The Congress will, among other things result in the formation of a new Council of Elders.
<h2>Significance of the Congress:</h2>
<blockquote>
1). The 7th National People’s Congress will elect the President and First Secretary of the party who will represent the party as the presidential candidate for the 2023 harmonised elections and elect Central Committee members among other issues. All party structures have endorsed Mnangagwa as the party’s presidential candidate in the 2023 election.
2). Under article 8 of the ZANU PF constitution, soon after the election of the President and First Secretary and members of the central committee, the president shall appoint from the newly elected central committee:
i). two vice presidents and second secretaries, 
ii). the national chairperson, 
iii). the heads of departments of the politburo, 
iv). the committee members of the politburo and 
v). the deputies to the heads of departments.
3). The ZANU PF constitution states that the individual chosen as the party’s president will become the party’s candidate in presidential elections. His or her deputies will likely be the national Vice Presidents if he/she wins the race.
4). Members of the <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/top-zanu-pf-officials-lose-in-central-committee-elections/">newly elected central committee,</a> the party’s principal organ of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zanu-PF_Congress" title="Zanu-PF Congress">Congress</a> and the second highest decision-making body after the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Politburo" title="Politburo">Politburo,</a> <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/top-zanu-pf-officials-lose-in-central-committee-elections/">members</a> also wait eagerly with the hope to be appointed to the politburo. Their fate is likely to be decided after Congress.  
</blockquote>
<h2>Powers &amp; Functions of the ZANU PF Central Committee:</h2>
Being the principal organ of the ZANU PF Congress and acting on behalf of Congress when it’s not in session, the Central Committee has absolute powers to:
<blockquote>
i). Amend the Constitution, if deemed necessary, subject to ratification by Congress
ii). Call for an extraordinary session of ZANU PF Congress to be convened.
iii). Make rules, regulations and procedures to govern the conduct of the Party and its members
iv). Implement all policies, resolutions, directives, decisions and programmes enunciated by Congress;
v). Give directions, supervise and superintend all the functions of the Central Government in relation to the programmes as enunciated by Congress,
vi). Set up Party organs, committees, institutions, commissions and enterprises in the name and on behalf of the Party.
</blockquote>
<h2>Central Committee’s Notable Actions:</h2>
On 19 November 2017, the Committee met at the party’s headquarters in Harare to decide on the fate of the party’s president and first secretary <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Robert_Mugabe" title="Robert Mugabe">Robert Mugabe</a> following the votes of no confidence by the 10 provinces.
Meanwhile, the politburo is expected to be dissolved in line with the ZANU PF constitution and the party leader will then appoint his new politburo, with members drawn from the recently elected central committee members. 
The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zanu-PF" title="Zanu-PF">ZANU PF</a> Politburo is the party’s highest decision-making body outside <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zanu-PF_Congress" title="Zanu-PF Congress">Congress</a>. 
Some say ZANU PF structures do not matter: 
Pedzisayi Ruhanya, a Zimbabwean academic, journalist, and political commentator, cites “the fall of (Robert) Mugabe” to support this argument. He says:
<blockquote>
 The elephant in the room is the command structure, the military factor. That’s where real politics in ZANU PF and the state takes place. 
</blockquote>
Robert Mugabe tendered his resignation letter on 21 November 2017 after the army had marched on the capital and captured some government institutions including the state broadcaster. Members of the public also marched in solidarity with the army. 
The Military insisted on the 14th of November 2017 that <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/November_2017_Military_Coup">Operation Restore Legacy</a> was not a coup d’etat.
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h2>

ZANU PF Elective Congress Set For This Week, Anxiety Grips Party Bigwigs

Finance and Economic Development Minister Mthuli Ncube is among ZANU PF officials elected to the Central Committee during elections held countrywide last weekend.
The results of the elections were announced on Sunday afternoon by ZANU PF National Political Commissar Mike Bimha.
He said the current Central Committee members will attend the pending congress and dissolved while new members will be confirmed. Said Bimha:
<blockquote>
The elections were conducted smoothly with no reports of violence. We had hitches here and there in terms of logistics, but those were attended to timeously.
</blockquote>
The newly-elected members will become fully-fledged Central Committee members at the congress set for later this month.
Some ZANU PF bigwigs who retained their posts are Obert Mpofu, Mike Bimha, Christopher Mutsvangwa, Lovemore Matuke, Sydney Sekeramai, Simbarashe Mumbengegwi, Ednah Madzongwe, Mable Chinomona, Tsitsi Muzenda, Jorum Gumbo, Retired Colonel Tshinga Dube, Patrick Chinamasa among others.
Among the new entries, are Mthuli Ncube, former Deputy Secretary for Youth Affairs Lewis Matutu bounced back, Yeukai Simbanegavi, Munyaradzi Kashambe, Jenfan Muswere and Mike Chimombe. | <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/central-committee-results-out/">The Herald</a>

Mthuli Ncube Elected To ZANU PF Central Committee

The ZANU PF Central Committee elections held over the weekend were marred by violence, disenfranchisement, and vote buying, a Zimbabwe Peace Project (ZPP) report claims.
The Central Committee is ZANU PF’s highest decision-making body outside Congress and members were contesting for 304 positions.
In its report, ZPP said some war veterans were blocked from voting in Kadoma while in Zvimba South, Phillip Chiyangwa reportedly bussed his supporters and booked them for a sleepover at his rural home. Reads the report:
<blockquote>
Elections in Kadoma were marred by violence. Absolom Zvidzai won 32 votes against 30 for Jimayi Muduuri and some war veterans were not allowed to vote.
In Chimanimani there are 4 candidates namely Joshua Sacco, Nokuthoula Matsikenyere, a Mrs Chikuni and David Chemweisaziya. These candidates have cases of vote buying in their area.
In Zvimba South in ward 6 legislator Chiyangwa Philip bused at least 40 party supporters to his rural home.
A beast was slaughtered and other district members were booked rooms for a sleepover at Murombedzi growth point and the rest were accommodated at his rural home.
Ziyambi Ziyambi who is in Zvimba West reportedly offered voters cell phones and other lucrative items.
</blockquote>

Violence, Vote-buying, Disenfranchisement Marred ZANU PF Elections - ZPP

Some ZANU PF bigwigs including former Health minister David Parirenyatwa, politburo member Tendai Chirau and ex-wife of ruling party deputy president Kembo Mohadi, Tambudzani lost in Central Committee elections that were held across the country on Saturday, 08 October 2022.
Allegations of vote buying during the polls were raised after ICT minister Jenfan Muswere arrived at a polling station in Manicaland with a truck full of bicycles.
Parirenyatwa and Lillian Zemura were defeated by David Mugomeza in Murewa district.
Although returning officer ZANU PF provincial member Ntombiyakhe Ndlovu did not disclose official results in Beitbridge, Mohadi and Ambassador Aaron Maboyi lost, according to party insiders.
In Wedza district, former Transport Deputy minister Michael Madanha and his Foreign Affairs ministry counterpart David Musabayana lost.
Madanha lost to Esther Gwatidzo while Musabayana lost to Bertha Choto.
Madanha is a former Wedza South MP and former Zimbabwe National Road Authority (ZINARA) board chairperson while Musabayana is the current Wedza North MP.
Chirau, a politburo member, also lost in Harare to Mavis Gumbo.
Meanwhile, close allies of the late former president Robert Mugabe such as Sydney Sekeramayi and Webster Shamu won in Marondera and Chegutu West respectively.
Sekeramayi was uncontested, and so was deputy information minister Kindness Paradza in Makonde.
The Central Committee is ZANU PF’s supreme decision-making body in-between congresses.  | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/local-news/article/200001726/carnage-as-bigwigs-fall-by-the-wayside">The Standard</a>

Top ZANU PF Officials Lose In Central Committee Elections

Suspected members of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) and ruling ZANU PF activists reportedly assaulted senior journalist Godwin Mangudya while he was covering the ruling party’s Central Committee elections.
Mangudya was assaulted in the Harare suburb of Kuwadzana on 8 October 2022, according to <a href="https://zimbabwe.misa.org/media_violations/journalist-assaulted-and-forced-to-delete-footage-at-zanu-pf-meeting/">MISA Zimbabwe</a>.
Mangudya alerted MISA Zimbabwe that he was assaulted despite formally identifying himself and producing his press card.
He said he was detained for more than an hour, while the ZANU PF activists continuously demanded to further assault him.
CIO officers and ZANU PF security personnel reportedly confiscated Mangudya’s mobile phones and reset the gadgets resulting in him losing both his personal and work-related information.
On Friday, during a press briefing at the ZANU PF Headquarters in Harare, addressed by both the party’s Spokesperson, Christopher Mutsvangwa, and Political Commissar, Mike Bimha, the ruling party invited members of the media to cover its activities countrywide.

Journalist Forced To Delete Footage At ZANU PF Meeting

Former Public Service and Social Welfare Minister Prisca Mupfumira has been cleared to contest for a post in ZANU PF’s Central Committee.
One Martha Munondo-Tafirenyika was disqualified at the last minute, allegedly on the basis of lacking seniority, after she attempted to challenge Mupfumira.
Tafirenyika had earlier been cleared by the party’s headquarters to stand in the weekend Zanu PF Central Committee (CC) Makonde women’s quota polls, reported <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/us90-fraud-charged-ex-minister-mupfumira-gets-easy-pass-into-zanu-pf-central-committee-challenger-elbowed-out-for-lacking-seniority/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>.
However, Tafirenyika said she received a phone call from ZANU PF provincial political commissar, John Yotamu, informing her of the disqualification. She said:
<blockquote>
Yes, l have been told that l cannot contest and the reason that has been given is that of seniority.
How could they wait until the last minute after l had already campaigned the length and breadth of Makonde up to Chijaka, visiting each and every chairlady, going as far as Jechenene in Mhangura, wasting my resources from the sale of farm produce, all for nothing?
There is corruption in all this. How can they protect someone who has pending corruption cases to contest in the election?
The world is watching, what would people say of us allowing someone who hasn’t been cleared of corruption?
</blockquote>
Tafirenyika’s disqualification will allow Mupfumira to be elected unopposed into the ZANU PF Central Committee.
Meanwhile, Mupfumira has appeared before the courts in a matter relating to US$90 million fraud at the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) and the matter is yet to be finalised.

Corruption-accused Prisca Mupfumira Cleared To Contest ZANU PF Internal Polls

ZANU PF members across the country are voting for members of the Central Committee this Saturday, 08 October 2022 and on Sunday, 09 October 2022, before the party’s elective congress at the end of the month.
Voting will take place from 10 AM to 4 PM on both days.
The Central Committee is the highest decision-making body outside Congress and members are contesting for 304 Central Committee positions.
The party has sent senior members to monitor and supervise the elections in various provinces.
Speaking at post-successive Politburo meetings held on Wednesday and Thursday night, ZANU PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa said:
<blockquote>
We are now putting the nail on the last most important institution of the party.
When all the organs are in place, and the machinery for elections has been retooled, we are going to endorse our President as the sole candidate at the congress. That is what is coming from the organs of the party.
Our democracy comes from building up from the grassroots level. It is not a top-down, it is a top-up approach.
We are going to endorse our President as the sole candidate for the 2023 harmonised elections and thereafter we oil the machinery for elections.
… Tomorrow (today) we are going to have Central Committee elections which will be conducted in a harmonious atmosphere.
</blockquote>
ZANU PF national Political Commissar Mike Bimha said the Politburo met on Thursday night and went through the list of the recommended successful candidates.
He said the names of candidates were subjected to security vetting and that there were a few changes made in terms of the people who have been disqualified. Said Bimha:
<blockquote>
All provinces will be going for elections (today) tomorrow with the exception of Masvingo which will be having elections on Sunday the reason being that President Mnangagwa will be having a thank you rally in Chiredzi, Masvingo. We have given them the leeway to have their elections on Sunday.
</blockquote>
Those who were disqualified but later approved by the Politburo are Flora Buka, Terence Mukupe, Bright Matonga, Muchareva Chamisa, Jabulani Mbetu, Tshetshe Mguni, Nyararai Sibanda and Sindiso Ndlovu, Raymond Machingura, Patricia Kuhlande among others.
Former ZANU Ndonga members were also given a nod to contest for Central Committee positions in Manicaland namely Cde Veryson Muteya, Sibiya Charity, Chido Madiwa, Wilson Khumbula, Munodawafa Chipinge, Muzanamo Kanganisai.
Some of the members who were disqualified by the Politburo are George Makunde, Manal Motsi, Alec Nyakuwara, Tapera Table, Caleb Makwiranzou, Susan Chuma, Obey Taronga Mapiki.
Meanwhile, Kanisio Dengu and Christopher Chingwaru from Mashonaland Central withdrew from the race. | <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/zanu-pf-central-committee-elections-nationwide-on-today/">The Herald</a>

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