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Former Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo has blamed Zimbabwe for a <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/burkina-faso-records-2nd-coup-in-8-months-as-army-captain-traore-ousts-military-leader-damiba/">spate of coups in Africa</a> saying the southern African country set a bad precedent by removing its founding leader late President Robert Mugabe from office in November 2017.
Obasanjo who served as Nigeria’s head of state from 1976 to 1979 and later as its president from 1999 to 2007 made the remarks while addressing the Pan-African Parliament in Midrand, Johannesburg South Africa, according to <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2022/11/ex-nigerian-leader-obasanjo-blames-zimbabwe-for-wave-of-coups-in-africa/">ZimLive</a>. He said:  
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I once moved a motion in 1999 then that any country that has a government not through constitutional means should be suspended.
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There should be no half measures about these; It started in Zimbabwe where they said ‘it’s not a coup and it’s a half coup, it’s near a coup. A coup is a coup! Citizens of Africa have been able to shun leaders who amend the constitution, intending to personally gain from such amendments.
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His remarks were apparently in reference to Operation Restore Legacy which was led by then commander Constantino Chiwenga, now state Vice President which resulted in Mugabe’s “forced” resignation.
The Zimbabwean military staged the operation on the eve of 15 November and members of the public joined and thronged to the streets demanding that “Mugabe Must Go!!!”
The events paved way for the installation of Mugabe’s long-time aide and now president Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Since then nations such as Sudan, Mali and Burkina Faso have experienced recent coups and are under military rule.
Military coups were a regular occurrence in Africa in the decades after independence and there is great concern they are starting to become more frequent.
A study by US researchers, Jonathan Powell and Clayton Thyne, identified over 200 coup attempts in Africa since the 1950s and about half of these have been successful.
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Former President Of Nigeria Obasanjo Blames Zimbabwe For A Spate Of Coups In Africa

Exiled former Deputy Higher and Tertiary Education minister Godfrey Gandawa has suggested that guns that were illegally seized from the police and intelligence services during the November 2017 military coup that overthrew the then president Robert Mugabe are now being used to commit armed robberies.
<a href="https://twitter.com/DrGGandawa/status/1477956452216197120?s=20">In a post on Twitter</a>, Gandawa claimed that the guns were seized without documentation and it is unclear if they were returned to State custody. Pindula News is publishing Gandawa’s Twitter thread below:
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The seemingly sudden wave of armed robberies involving members of the defence forces is linked to the chaotic, unlawful and dangerous takeover of armouries during the 2017 coup where the police and intelligence services were disarmed without a formal handover-takeover process. 1/
During the coup, every level of security perceived as hostile to the coup-makers was disarmed with weapons taken from lawful possession even at traffic stops. This chaotic process included no documentation. It is unclear that these weapons were returned to state custody. 2/
Indeed, given the fluid situation and the fear of a counterattack that was prevailing at the time, it appears unlikely they would have readily surrendered the weapons to a central authority that could fall out of their control. 3/
A new status quo now prevails in which an unknown quantity of weapons are in the possession of criminal elements linked to the security forces. These weapons add a new dimension to Zimbabwe’s security situation and are possibly outside Mnangagwa’s control. 4/
This is a real possibility for the simple reason that many lower-level coup co-conspirators are yet to be paid for their service. There is growing bitterness within the armed forces over unfulfilled coup promises while the top ranks enjoy the fat of the new dispensation. 5/
Govt cannot dismiss these armed robbers as rogue soldiers given the repeated pattern of military personnel involvement. It is clear that there is a new source of insecurity linked to the army and this requires an honest and meaningful response from govt. /6
In any case, the rogue soldier argument is disproven by the actions of the military subsequent to the killing of these armed robbers. You cannot claim a soldier has gone rogue and yet bury him with military honours following his death at a crime scene. 7/
It is futile for govt to discourage the public from holding large sums of money. Nobody in their right mind wants the risk of carrying large sums of cash; the practice has arisen due to the collapse of confidence in the banking system post the 2017 coup. /8
The bogus foreign currency auction rate is theft by administrative fiat and no amount of persuasion will convince the public to deposit funds into a banking system that forcibly liquidates up to 40% of hard currency at that rate. The public is in an impossible position. /9
The same is true of cross-border traders robbed on their way to South Africa. Most will be carrying cash. Mnangagwa, Mangudya and Mthuli have had four years to fix the central issue of confidence: they have failed as demonstrated by widespread banking hesitancy. /10
The banking solution is simple enough: stop stealing from the public by means of the official exchange rate. The problem of military personnel involved in armed robberies cannot be solved without admitting to its existence. For now, govt believes there is no problem. /11
That these interlinked problems have not aroused alarm in govt is yet another sign that Mnangagwa has no real interest in governance, merely its trappings. His is a govt of thugs intent on plundering public resources; they have no aspiration to improve people’s lives. 12/
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Guns Seized During 2017 Coup Now Being Used In Armed Robberies, Ex-Minister Allege

The vanquished Generation 40 (G40) ZANU PF faction says it is still alive and planning the takeover of the ruling party ahead of the 2023 polls.
Prominent members of the G40 cabal fled into exile fearing arrest following the November 2017 military coup that ousted the late former President Robert Mugabe.
G40 kingpins who were against then Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s rise included Saviour Kasukuwere, Jonathan Moyo and Patrick Zhuwao, among others.
Posting on Twitter on Friday, Moyo, a former Higher and Tertiary Education minister and ZANU PF politburo member, said:
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Facts only: the overwhelming majority of G40 in ZANU PF’s leadership and membership ranks were neither expelled nor left the party after the 2017 army coup.
They are in it. It’s precisely for this reason that the most strategic fertile ground for change in Zimbabwe is the ZANU PF base.
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Moyo claimed that Mnangagwa was imposed on the people by the Zimbabwe Defence Forces. Said Moyo:
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People’s choice, you? Since when? The real issue is, are you still the army’s choice? Without the army, what they call G40 will finish you politically in broad daylight as it did before the 2017 military coup and in the 2018 election only for the army to rescue you.
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However, ZANU PF spokesperson Simon Khaya Moyo yesterday dismissed the former Higher Education minister as a daydreamer.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/09/g40-plots-zanu-pf-takeover/">NewsDay</a></h4>

G40 Plots ZANU PF Takeover Before 2023

David Colart, The MDC Alliance Treasury General has welcomed the move by American President-Elect Joe Biden to appoint Linda Thomas-Greenfield a fierce human rights defender as the new US ambassador to the United Nations, Newsday reports.
Commenting on Thomas-Greenfield’s appointment, David Coltart said her appointment will put Zimbabwe on her radar:
<blockquote>I don’t know what she is going to do. The main point is that she is sympathetic to human rights issues. Her appointment definitely puts Zimbabwe on her radar since she has an understanding of the ongoing persecution of journalists, opposition activists and human rights defenders,</blockquote>
<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/03/06/high-court-decision-keeps-hope-of-another-coup-alive-us-diplomats/">Thomas Greenfield after the coup</a> that got rid of Robert Mugabe and ushered in Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration <a href="https://www.armyupress.army.mil/Journals/Military-Review/English-Edition-Archives/Mar-Apr-2019/6-Zimbabwe/">wrote an article about the coup titled</a>, Zimbabwe’s Coup: Net Gain Or No Gain which sought to understand if the coup was beneficial to Zimbabwe or not.
Source: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/11/new-us-envoy-to-un-good-news-for-hrds-coltart/">Newsday</a>

Zimbabwe Might Be On The Radar Of The New US To The UN Envoy - David Coltart

Norton legislator (independent) Temba Mliswa has said he stopped SADC from deploying troops to Zimbabwe during the military-assisted transition of 2017 that propelled President Emmerson Mnangagwa to power.
Mliswa told journalists this past week that he stormed a SADC Troika meeting that was being held in Botswana to decide on the region’s response to an unexpected military takeover in Zimbabwe and convinced the leaders any external invasion was unnecessary as the people were firmly in support of what was happening. He said:
<blockquote>… I went to SADC in Botswana to block Troika from coming here, to tell the truth that Zimbabwe wanted a change and there was no point reinforcing an army to come here.
You know that when we were going through what we were going through, the former President Robert Mugabe was very much supported by SADC and (then South African) President (Jacob) Zuma.
They had a meeting in Botswana discussing what they could do in Zimbabwe.
I stormed in and presented our constitution, telling them of deployment of the army on national defence issues and where there is lack of law and order.
There was no point for them to do anything extra, we were working on our issues.
It was constitutional, and they were saying the army had taken over but the army had not taken over.</blockquote>
A SADC Organ Troika Plus Council Chairperson Ministerial meeting was held in Gaborone on 16 November 2017 to consider the situation in Zimbabwe then but no other action besides recommendation to uphold the constitution was taken.
Following the army’s operation restore legacy, the late former president tendered his resignation letter. He later said that he had no choice but to resign, to “prevent bloodshed” suggesting that he resigned under duress.
More: <a href="https://www.thezimbabwemail.com/main/i-blocked-sadc-troops-deployment-in-zimbabwe-says-mliswa/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Zimbabwe Mail</a>
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I Stopped SADC From Deploying Troops To Zim - Mliswa

Popular Cleric who happens to be a member of the President’s Advisory Council Shingi Munyeza in his sermon today at his church, the Borrowdale Community Church said we took a wrong turn in 2017 as a country and the country went for expediency instead of posterity.
Shingi has been criticising the government of late. Watch Shingi’s sermon in the video below:
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Here is the full video of Dr Munyeza’s sermon:
 
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