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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has proclaimed the date for the sitting of the nomination court, and the date for by-elections for Harare East and Mt Pleasant National Assembly constituencies.
The Harare East and Mt Pleasant seats fell vacant following the resignations of Allan Norman Markham and Fadzayi Mahere, respectively.
Both MPs were members of the opposition Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC).
In terms of Proclamation 1 of 2024 in Statutory Instrument 37A of 2024 published in the supplement to the Government Gazette Extraordinary dated 05 March 2024, the nomination court shall sit at the Magistrates Court Rotten Row, Harare on 26 March. The by-elections will be held on 27 April 2024. The proclamation by President Mnangagwa reads in part:
<blockquote>
WHEREAS, in terms of section 129(1)(b) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, the seats of members of Parliament for Harare East and Mount Pleasant have become vacant by reason of resignation of Markham Rusty and Mahere Fadzayi on the 20th of February, 2024, who were the elected members of Parliament for the respective constituencies;
AND WHEREAS it is provided by section 39(2) of the Electoral Act [Chapter 2:13], that after the President has been notified in terms of the said section of vacancies in the membership of Parliament, he shall issue a proclamation ordering a new election to fill the vacancies in the same manner, mutatis mutandis, as is provided in section 38 of the said Act in regard to a general election;
AND WHEREAS, the Speaker of Parliament has notified me on the 20th of February, 2024, in writing, of vacancies for the afore-mentioned constituencies:
NOW, THEREFORE, under and by virtue of the powers vested in the President as afore said, I do, by this proclamation—
(a) order new elections for the constituencies of Harare East and Mount Pleasant; and
(b) fix Tuesday the 26th day of March, 2024, as the date on which the nomination court shall sit, commencing at 10 o’clock in the morning, at the Magistrates Court Rotten Row, Harare, for the purpose of receiving nomination of candidates for election as a member of National Assembly Constituencies for Harare East and Mount Pleasant; and
(c) fix Saturday the 27th of April, 2024, as the day on which a poll shall be taken if a poll becomes necessary in terms of section 46(17)(c) of the Electoral Act [Chapter 2:13].
</blockquote>
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Harare East, Mount Pleasant By-elections Set For 27 April

The opposition Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) party has failed to field candidates in two Wards for the by-elections set for 06 April 2024.
A CCC faction fronted by Sengezo Tshabangu allowed ZANU PF to take parliamentary and local authority seats that had been won by the opposition party in the August 2023 elections after it failed to field candidates in subsequent by-elections.
The by-elections were held following the recall of the sitting parliamentarians and councillors by Tshabangu, who claims to be CCC’s interim secretary general.
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) on Wednesday, 28 February, announced the names of the candidates nominated for the 06 April by-elections. It said:
<blockquote>
It is hereby notified, in terms of section 125(4) of the Electoral Act [Chapter 2:13], that at the close of sitting of the nomination court which sat on Friday 23 February 2024, the candidates listed in the Schedule below were duly nominated for election as councillors in the Wards next to their names. Accordingly, polling shall take place on Saturday, 6 April 2024, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. for the purpose of electing the councillors for the said wards.
</blockquote>
The nominated candidates for Kusile RDC’s Ward 13 are Henry Moyo (UZA), Celani Ndimande (Independent), and Donald Chewareerwa (ZANU PF).
The nominated candidates for Redcliff Municipality’s Ward 3 are Rangarirai Sibanda (Independent), Christina Sigauke (ZANU PF), and Tinei Siziba (Independent).
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CCC Fails To Field Candidates For 06 April By-elections

Kudzai Kadzombe, a former Deputy Mayor of Harare, has decided to contest the upcoming by-election for Ward 41 as an independent candidate instead of representing the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). This decision comes after Kadzombe was recalled from her position as Ward 41’s councillor by Sengezo Tshabangu, who claims to be the interim secretary general of the CCC. Tshabangu argued that Kadzombe and others recalled had ceased to belong to the party and accused them of being imposed on the electorate by CCC leader Nelson Chamisa.
Kadzombe said she engaged with residents in Ward 41, and the majority of them encouraged her to run as an independent candidate to avoid being recalled by Tshabangu for a second time. In a post seen by Pindula News, Kadzombe said 88% of the residents supported her running as an independent candidate, while 10% suggested she run under the CCC. Only 2% of the respondents advocated for a boycott. She said:
<blockquote>
I asked citizens of ward 41 which route to take on nomination day &amp; these were their wishes
10% said I should go in as CCC party (but were scared that their votes will be violated by Tshabangu)
88% – Independent
2% -boycott.
I believe in Citizenocracy &amp; Nelson Chamisa
</blockquote>
The by-election for Ward 41 is scheduled to take place on February 3, 2024. The CCC party did not field anyone in that Ward. Kadzombe will face off with ZANU PF’s Clive Charles Majengwa. Ward 41 is in Harare West Constituency which covers areas such as Westgate, Avonlea, Goodhope, Area D Bluffhill, Marlborough, and Willow Creek.
Kudzai Kadzombe has faced a recall before, not just this year. In August 2020, she was recalled along with other councillors including Herbert Gomba (who was the Mayor at the time), Lovemore Makuwerere, Hammy Madzingira, Costa Mande, Happymore Gotora, and Gilbert Hadebe. At that time, Kadzombe’s party was MDC-T, which was led by Thokozani Khupe. The party wrote a letter to the Minister of Local Government, through then Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora, stating that these councillors were no longer part of the Movement of Democratic Change (MDC). 
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Former Harare Deputy Mayor Kadzombe Registers To Contest As Independent In By-elections

Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) spokesperson Promise Mkwananzi has defended the move by the party’s candidates to contest by-elections set for 03 February under the CCC banner.
Barely two days before the 09 December by-elections, CCC activist Sengezo Tshabangu, who claims to be the party’s interim secretary general, approached the High Court to bar the party’s MPs whom he recalled in October, from contesting as CCC candidates. The High Court ruled in his favour.
However, posting on X on Monday, Mkwananzi insisted that the High Court ruling has no effect because the party appealed against the judgement. Said Mkwananzi:
<blockquote>
We are pleased to announce that our candidates have successfully filed to contest in the upcoming by-elections.
There is no doubt that we will romp to victory once again. This is because we already won those seats which the regime seeks to reverse using unorthodox means.
There is a misconstrued narrative that our candidates should have contested as independent because of the court order that barred 9 of our parliamentary candidates on the 9th of December 2023.
This is a false narrative. We appealed against that Judgement which we believe was grossly misdirected.
The effect of our appeal is that that order has been suspended pending the determination of our appeal by the Supreme Court.
We have appealed against all judgements that have been made thus far. The effect of our appeals is therefore that all the Judgements are of no effect. They have been suspended pending a determination of the Supreme Court.
We have written to ZEC reminding them of the official signatories seconded by the party in the August harmonised elections and advising them that there are no changes as to those signatories.
In the same vein, we have implored ZEC not to accept or be complicit in the unauthorised use of Nelson Chamisa’s face and our intention to sue anyone using or in complicit in the unauthorised use of our brand manuals.
To conclude, we reiterate that there’s only one CCC led by Nelson Chamisa which is the sole sponsor of CCC candidates in the August 2023 harmonised elections as well as in the controversial by-elections arising out of illegal and senseless recalls.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, some of the recalled MPs decided to contest as independent candidates. Former Chegutu West MP Admore Chivero, Oliver Mutasa, who was the Zvimba East lawmaker, and Willard Madzimbamuto (Seke) all filed nomination papers as independent candidates.
CCC has double candidates in the Pelandaba-Tshabalala Constituency (Gift Siziva and Moreblessing Tembo) as well as in Goromonzi South (Rueben Chikudo and Stephen Chatiza).
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Mkwananzi Explains Why Recalled Members Filed Nomination Papers As CCC Candidates

Recalled Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) Members of Parliament on Monday, 18 December successfully filed their nomination papers ahead of by-elections set for 03 February 2024.
Six parliamentary seats will be up for grabs after the incumbent legislators, all from CCC, were recalled by Sengezo Tshabangu who claims to be the party’s interim secretary-general.
CCC Ward 9 councillor Donaldson Mabutho said he filed nomination papers on behalf of party deputy spokesperson Gift Ostallos Siziba to contest for the Pelandaba-Tshabalala seat in Bulawayo.
In the run-up to the 09 December by-elections, Tshabangu blocked recalled CCC members from contesting on the party ticket, saying they had been expelled from CCC.
By-elections will also be held in Goromonzi South, Seke, Chegutu West, Zvimba East and Mkoba.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200021136/recalled-ccc-members-to-contest-by-elections">NewsDay</a> reported Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) chief elections officer, Utloile Silaigwana, as saying they were now preparing for the by-elections. Said Silaigwana:
<blockquote>
Since we have had more than one candidate successfully filing their papers we will proceed with the elections next year.
We are happy to say we never had any challenges, every[thing] ran smooth[ly].
We also urge politicians and party supporters to embark on peaceful campaigns.
Everyone has a responsibility to keep the peace during this period.
</blockquote>
Below is the list of the parliamentary by-election candidates nominated yesterday:
Chegutu West Constituency
<ul>
<li>Konjana Gift Machoka, CCC</li>
<li>Admore Chivero, Independent</li>
<li>Wellington Shakemore Timburwa, ZANU PF</li>
</ul>
Goromonzi South Constituency
<ul>
<li>Rueben Chikudo, CCC</li>
<li>Stephen Chatiza, CCC</li>
<li>Washington Zhanda, ZANU PF</li>
</ul>
Mkoba North Constituency
<ul>
<li>Amos Chibaya, CCC</li>
<li>Patrick Tayiya, Democratic Party</li>
<li>Edgar Ncube, ZANU PF</li>
</ul>
Pelandaba-Tshabalala Constituency
<ul>
<li>Abraham Yona Nkomo, DOP</li>
<li>Gift Siziva, CCC</li>
<li>Moreblessing Tembo, CCC</li>
<li>Joseph Tshuma, ZANU PF</li>
</ul>
Seke Constituency
<ul>
<li>Everisto Chisi, CCC</li>
<li>Willard Madzimbamuto, Independent.</li>
<li>Munyaradzi Kashambe, ZANU PF</li>
</ul>
Zvimba East Constituency
<ul>
<li>Agrippa Alberito, CCC</li>
<li>Oliver Mutasa, Independent</li>
<li>Kudakwashe Mananzva, ZANU PF</li>
</ul>
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Recalled CCC Members To Contest 03 February By-elections

The Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) will likely have double candidates in the upcoming by-elections in Zimbabwe. This is after the Zimbabwe Election Commission (ZEC) accepted nomination papers from both Nelson Chamisa and Sengezo Tshabangu camps. The Nomination Court accepted papers for candidates from various constituencies, including Pelandaba-Tshabalala, Mkoba North, Chegutu West, Zvimba East, Seke, and Goromonzi South. The by-elections are scheduled for February 3, 2024.
The vacant seats resulted from the recall of Gift Ostallos Siziba, Stephen Chatiza, Madzimbamuto Tapfumanei, Admore Chivero, Mutasa Oliver, and Chibaya Amos by self-imposed opposition Secretary General Sengezo Tshabangu. Tshabangu claimed that they had ceased to be party members.
ZEC presiding officer Sithembiso Nkomo announced that four candidates had successfully filed their nomination papers for the Pelandaba-Tshabalala constituency seat. The nominated candidates are Nkomo Abraham Yona from the Democratic Opposition Party, Siziba Gift from CCC, Tembo Moreblessing from CCC, and Tshuma Joseph from Zanu PF.
There are worries about the CCC’s choice to have candidates representing them in the by-elections. This decision goes against a previous <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/12/09/high-court-bars-recalled-ccc-mps-from-running-in-09-december-by-elections-despite-supreme-court-appeal/">ruling by the High Court, which stated that CCC members who had been recalled could not contest under the party’s name</a>. In the Mabvuku-Tafara Constituency, Pedzai Scott Sakupwanya from ZANU PF was declared the winner without any competition because the CCC candidate, Munyaradzi Kufahakutizwi, was not allowed to participate.
Sithabile Mlilo, a member of the CCC National Task Force for Women, spoke to the media about the nomination process that took place today. She stated that they cannot abandon their party and that if the court decides to prevent them from participating, they will accept that decision.
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CCC Could Have Double Candidates As Chamisa And Tshabangu Camps File Nomination Papers

ZANU PF has officially announced the candidates who will contest in the February 2024 by-elections in the Chegutu West and Zvimba East constituencies in Zimbabwe. The two parliamentary seats became vacant after Eddie Chivero and Oliver Mutasa were recalled by the opposition Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC).
In a letter dated December 16, 2023, ZANU PF national political commissar Mike Bimha informed Mary Mliswa-Chikoka, the party’s Mashonaland West chairperson, that Wellington Shakemore Timburwa and Kudakwashe Munhanzva will represent the party in Chegutu West and Zvimba East, respectively. Bimha wrote:
<blockquote>
This letter serves to notify that following their victory in the primary elections, the under-listed candidates shall represent the party on the 3 February 2024 by-elections, (a) Chegutu West constituency Wellington Shakemore Timburwa, (b) Zvimba East constituency Kudakwashe Munanzva.
In view of the above please facilitate the filing of Nomination Court papers and to start preparations for the by-election campaigns.
</blockquote>
The announcement puts to rest the speculation that former Chegutu West Member of Parliament (MP), Dexter Nduna, would challenge his disqualification to stand as the party’s representative. Nduna had expressed optimism about reversing the decision, but ZANU PF disqualified him from contesting the primary election for reasons that remain unknown, according to <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/zanu-pf-picks-by-election-candidates-ahead-of-nomination-court-sitting/">NewZimbabwe</a>.
In addition to the parliamentary by-elections, ZANU PF has also announced candidates for several local council ward by-elections. Mliswa-Chikoka stated that despite some disruptions caused by rain, the internal polls were conducted fairly and freely. She said people were able to vote for their preferred candidates despite the weather conditions. She added:
<blockquote>
This clearly shows that the democratic process is what we followed. Everyone is happy with the candidates who have energised the electorate.
</blockquote>
The Nomination Court, which receives papers from potential candidates, is set to sit on December 18 (today). 
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ZANU PF Announces Candidates For February 2024 By-elections

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has declared Saturday, 03 February 2024 as the date for by-elections for six National Assembly constituencies that fell vacant following the recall of incumbent MPs on 10 November this year.
The lawmakers, who were all elected on 23 August 2023 on a Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) ticket, were recalled by the party’s self-imposed secretary general Sengezo Tshabangu who claimed they had ceased to be members of the opposition party.
The recalled MPs are Siziba Gift Ostallos, Chatiza Stephen, Madzimbamuto Tapfumanei Willard, Chivero Admore, Mutasa Oliver and Chibaya Amos who represented Pelandaba, Goromonzi South, Seke, Chegutu West, Zvimba East and Mkoba North, respectively.
Statutory Instrument 235 of 2023, Proclamation 10 of 2023, read:
<blockquote>
HIS EXCELLENCY, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe and Commander-in-Chief of the Defence Forces of Zimbabwe, DR. EMMERSON DAMBUDZO MNANGAGWA.
WHEREAS, in terms of section 129(1)(k) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, the seats of members of Parliament for Pelandaba, Goromonzi South, Seke, Chegutu West, Zvimba East and Mkoba North have become vacant by reason of ceasing to be members of CCC of Siziba Gift Ostallos, Chatiza Stephen, Madzimbamuto Tapfumanei Willard, Chivero Admore, Mutasa Oliver and Chibaya Amos on the 10th of November, 2023, who were the elected members of Parliament for the respective constituencies;
AND WHEREAS it is provided by section 39(2) of the Electoral Act [Chapter 2:13], that after the President has been notified in terms of the said section of vacancies in the membership of Parliament, he shall issue a proclamation ordering a new election to fill the vacancies in the same manner, mutatis mutandis, as is provided in section 38 of the said Act in regard to a general election;
AND WHEREAS, the Speaker of Parliament has notified me on the 15th of November, 2023, in writing, of vacancies for the afore-mentioned constituencies:
NOW, THEREFORE, under and by virtue of the powers vested in the President as afore-said, I do, by this proclamation-
(a) order new elections for the constituencies of Pelandaba, Goromonzi South, Seke, Chegutu West, Zvimba East and Mkoba North; and
(b) fix Monday the 18th day of December 2023, as the date on which the nomination court shall sit, commencing at 10 o’clock in the morning, at-
(i) the Magistrate Court, Tredgold Building, Leopold Takawira Avenue, Bulawayo, for the purpose of receiving nomination of candidates for election as a member of National Assembly Constituency of Pelandaba;
(ii) the Magistrates Court, Ruzawi Road, Marondera, for the purpose of receiving nominations of candidates for election as members of National Assembly Constituencies of Goromonzi South and Seke;
(iii) the Magistrates Court, Gerrard Drive, Chinhoyi, for the purpose of receiving nominations of candidates for election as members of National Assembly Constituencies of Chegutu West and Zvimba East; 
and
(iv) the Magistrates Court, Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa Street, Gweru, for the purpose of receiving nominations of candidates for election as members of the National Assembly Constituency of Mkoba North; 
and
(c) fix Saturday the 3rd of February, 2024, as the day on which a poll shall be taken if a poll becomes necessary in terms of section 46(17)(c) of the Electoral Act [Chapter 2:13].
Given under my hand and the Public Seal of Zimbabwe at Harare, this 23rd day of November in the year of Our Lord two thousand and twenty-three.
</blockquote>
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