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Self-exiled former ZANU PF Politburo member Jonathan Moyo has dismissed a recent survey by the London-based SABI Strategy Group showing CCC leader Nelson Chamisa will defeat President Emmerson Mnangagwa in elections scheduled for later this year, reported <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/jonathan-moyo-scoffs-at-survey-showing-voters-favour-chamisa-over-mnangagwa-says-its-fatal-desperation/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>.
Moyo said the survey by SABI Strategy Group is a “fatal desperation” that lacks objectivity.
According to the survey, if the 2023 general elections were to be held now, Chamisa would garner 53% of the vote, Mnangagwa 40% and other parties 7%.
SABI Strategy Group used a 15-minute questionnaire where potential voters were asked: “Thinking ahead to the next presidential election, which candidate will you vote for?”
The pollsters said they used a nationally representative sample of 1 000 registered voters.
But Moyo argued that the survey was not independent, and therefore “phoney”. He said:
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It is a fatal desperation to pin hopes on a phoney ‘PHONE SURVEY’ of 1000 registered voters in Zimbabwe done from London by a group paid by Brenthurst Foundation, founded by the meddlesome Oppenheimer family!
Who gave them 1000 phone numbers of registered voters?
London’s allegedly independent ‘SABI Strategy Group’ paid to do the phone survey, fraudulently presented as ‘fieldwork’ as it smiled to the bank with dirty Oppenheimer money is in fact a partner of Brenthurst Foundation and is thus not independent at all. Phoney!
</blockquote>
The survey also established that 47% of the voters believe the 2023 election will not be free and fair while 38% believed it will be fair.
ZANU PF has since dismissed the survey as flawed, saying it is biased towards the opposition.

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Jonathan Moyo Dismisses Survey Showing Voters Prefer Chamisa over Mnangagwa

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has claimed that the ruling ZANU PF is the only party in Zimbabwe that has people-centred policies. 
<h2>What he said:</h2>
In his closing remarks at the <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zanu-pf-war-veterans-league-endorses-ed-as-their-sole-presidential-candidate/">inaugural War Veterans League elective congress</a> held at the HICC, Mnangagwa said: 
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Zanu-PF is the only party which fought for the liberation and democracy of this country, through you, our war veterans. We are the only Party with people centred policies, programmes and projects. We are the party which is delivering a better quality of life that is leaving no one and no place behind, step by step, brick upon brick, stone upon stone… ZANU PF is a people’s Party, let us all exercise our respective mandates and functions with the people of this great country at the centre of our programmes. We must be servant leaders who always work side by side with the grassroots. The people are to us what water is to the fish. We must be one with the people and stay with them, explaining the Party policies and programmes as well as mobilising them to implement projects that will lift them out of poverty into prosperity, right from the ward level.
</blockquote>
<h2>Context:</h2>
The ruling party has in recent years been accused of only being interested in retaining power while doing nothing to improve the welfare of the citizenry.
In 2017 when the army then led by Vice President Constantino Chiwenga initiated “Operation Restore Legacy” which resulted in the demise of the late former President Robert Mugabe, it argued that the ruling party had diverged from the ethos and values of the liberation struggle.
Historians say improving the lives of the citizenry was one of the major motivations behind the liberation struggle.
Many Zimbabweans currently live in abject poverty following the collapse of the economy at the turn of the millennium.
 Critics cite the huge contrast between the lives of political elites and the lives of the electorate as proof that the ruling party does not care about the lives of the general populace. 
Mnangagwa’s remarks come as Zimbabwe prepares for harmonised elections slated for 2023.
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President Mnangagwa Says ZANU PF Is The Only Party With People-centred Policies

Human rights activist <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Farai_Maguwu">Farai Maguwu</a> says Zimbabwe is on the verge of a civil war due to the current wave of political violence which he says need to be contained.
Maguwu speaks after reports that ruling ZANU PF party supporters recently attacked supporters of the opposition Citizens Coalitions for Change (CCC) led by Nelson Chamisa.
Tensions between and within the two parties have been rising in the past twenty-four months as the country heads for elections scheduled for sometime next year.
Maguwu, who made the remarks in an interview with NewsDay yesterday, noted that violence witnessed during recent by-elections was a shadow of what was to come next year. He said:
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This is an election that should not take place and this is an election we are not prepared to host. Zimbabwe has been in permanent election mode since the year 2000. The more elections we have, the deeper our economy sinks and the more people flee the country as economic refugees. Zimbabwe elections are not meant to choose the leaders but are meant to tick the box.
There should be no elections for the next 10 years and a transitional government. We need to weed out corruption and put the real criminals looting from the private sector and government in jail.
Zimbabwe needs time to heal, the violence we have begun to see in by-elections, it’s just a picture of what is going to come in the upcoming elections, we might see a mini civil war.
</blockquote>
Violence has continued despite open denunciation by political elites. 
Recently, the United Nations expressed concern over the recurrence of disputed elections in Zimbabwe increasing the probability that the southern African country’s <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/08/31/un-officials-says-zimbabwe-cant-continue-holding-disputed-elections/">2023 elections will be supervised</a> by the international body.
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Human Rights Activist Farai Maguwu Says Zimbabwe Is On The Verge Of A Civil War

Opposition MDC Alliance leader, Nelson Chamisa, has told his supporters to “get ready for victory” as the nation gears for the March 26, 2022, by-elections.
The polls are meant to fill 117 local authorities and 28 National Assembly seats most of which became vacant following recalls of MDC-Alliance members by rival MDC-T in the aftermath of a Supreme Court ruling that said Chamisa illegally assumed the leadership of the opposition party. 
Polling in other areas has been necessitated by the death of MPs and councillors.
In a Twitter post this Friday, Chamisa, a former Minister of Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services, indicated that the party shall not prematurely disclose its plans. He said:
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GET READY FOR VICTORY… We have heard you. We listened and it shall be done as per your command and demand. Timing &amp; strategy is everything. THE NEW WAY. THE NEW WAVE. It’s time for CHANGE. Let’s teach them a lesson. You’re the game changers and we’re unstoppable.<a class="link-complex" href="https://twitter.com/search?q=%23ChoosetheNew" rel="hashtag noopener" target="_blank">#ChoosetheNew</a>
</blockquote>
Chamisa’s remarks come after Law expert Alex Tawanda Magaisa had urged the opposition party to participate in the polls saying the electorate was angry over the recalls of MDC Alliance officials and, therefore, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/01/10/citizens-have-a-message-to-deliver-in-the-march-by-elections-magaisa/">had a “message to deliver.”</a>
Meanwhile, ruling ZANU PF leader, President Emmerson Mnangagwa is <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/11/18/were-going-to-have-by-elections-tinovasvasvanga-mnangagwa/">confident that his party shall prevail in the election</a>. He said in November last year:
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We are going to have by-elections in 2022 and tinovasvasvanga (we will trounce them). In 2023, we will then have general elections tovarakasha (we will beat them).
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Political analysts say the by-elections will likely be a shadow of the 2023 harmonised elections.
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