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The High Court of Zimbabwe has ordered the government to gazette a Bill which comprehensively deals with corruption including asset disclosures and term limits for State-owned Enterprises (SOE) heads. 
The ruling which was made by Justice Manzunzu was necessitated by an application by Tendai Biti on behalf of Allan Norman Markham which sought to compel the government to come up with such a law in terms of Section 198 on the national constitution of 2013. 
Ruling, Justice Manzunzu said:
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1. The first respondent’s failure to formulate within a reasonable time a Bill to give effect to the Act envisaged in section 198 (a) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe is in breach of section 324 of the Constitution. 
2. The first respondent is ordered to gazette the Bill envisaged by section 198 (a) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe within three months from the date of this order. 
3. The first respondent shall pay costs of suit. 
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Speaking after the ruling, Biti, a former Minister of Finance and Economic Development during the Government of National Unity (GNU), expressed delight in the outcome. He wrote on Twitter:
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We are pleased that the High Court has granted judgment forcing government to come up with such law in 3 month.
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Perceptions are high that corruption runs rampant in Zimbabwean society, partly due to the impunity that surrounds cases of grand and political corruption and the lack of legislation applicable in some cases.
Observers also recommend building the capacity and expertise of investigators, prosecutors, and judicial officers; strengthening coordination between state anti-corruption agencies; and adopting whistle-blower and witness protection legislation and frameworks.
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h2>

Pindula News

High Court Orders Govt To Gazette A Bill Comprehensively Dealing With Corruption

Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Vice President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tendai_Biti">Tendai Biti</a> and Justice Minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Ziyambi_Ziyambi">Ziyambi Ziyambi</a> clashed in Parliament this week over the exhumation and reburial of victims of the 1980s <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Gukurahundi">Gukurahundi</a> atrocities.
<a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/biti-ziyambi-in-feisty-gukurahundi-exchange-minister-told-to-behave-like-a-lawyer-and-cite-authority/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> reports that the subject was raised by Binga North CCC legislator Prince Dubeko Sibanda who had asked the minister about the government’s policy on ensuring relatives exhume and rebury Gukurahundi victims. He added:
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The Honourable Minister might want to know that currently most chiefs have been referring the relatives of the victims to the NPRC (National Peace and Reconciliation Commission) which also refers the relatives of the victims to the President to an extent that last week, I had an opportunity to interact with three relatives that were travelling to Harare to handover their documents to the Office of the President.
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In response, Ziyambi said chiefs should provide leadership and guidance on the issue.
However, Biti said there was a need for a legal provision to guide the process since it is considered an offence in Zimbabwe for anyone to dig up a grave. He added:
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Therefore, communities in Matebeleland that were victims of Gukurahundi, no chief or family has the power to simply dig up a grave.
So, the logical thing for the authorities and the Government is to come up with an Act of Parliament that clarifies and deals with the issues once and for all and codify the policy that empowers traditional leaders and families to deal with the issue of exhuming and reburying Gukurahundi victims.
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Ziyambi insisted that it was not correct that there was no Act that allows exhumations. He said:
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I put it to you that he is not saying the truth that we do not have an Act in that regard.
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He added that the processes are ongoing and invited Biti to his office if he wanted to see the law.
Biti, a former Minister of Finance during the Government of National Unity (GNU) then challenged Ziyambi to cite the Act and Chapter to which Ziyambi responded by saying:
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When we come to Parliament, we interrogate policy. I am not in a court of law to be citing all the laws. We are not here to be regurgitating Acts of Parliament!
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More than 20 000 civilians died in the Matebeleland and Midlands provinces after the government deployed a North Korean-trained 5th Brigade to the two regions in the aftermath of independence.
Mnangagwa, who is widely alleged to have masterminded the massacres, has encouraged public discussion of Gukurahundi, to facilitate the resolution of the conflict. Some still say Mnangagwa is not sincere. 
The matter had remained a sensitive issue during the era of the late Robert Mugabe who described it as a “moment of madness.” 
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Biti, Minister Ziyambi Clash Over Gukurahundi

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<div class="newsarticle-summary">MDC vice president, Tendai Biti has warned South African president Cyril Ramaphosa against ignoring the Zimbabwean crises saying that if they explode, South Africa would suffer. Biti was speaking at the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London at the launch of a book, Democracy Works: Rewiring Politics to Africa’s Advantage, to which he contributed. </div>
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<div class="newsarticle-summary">Biti added that Ramaphosa could take the role of a mediator that was assumed by the former South African president Thabo Mbeki a decade ago. President Mbeki mediated between three major political parties in Zimbabwe, leading to the formation of a government of national unity (GNU).  </div>
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The ruling ZANU and the MDC are not in talking terms with each party blaming the current situation on another.
Both the political and economic crises have been worsening lately. Workers in various sectors have been threatening to suspend their services if their concerns are not met. Their salaries have been eroded by the soaring inflation which resulted from the austerity measures the government introduced.
Analysts have projected that if the situation is left unattended, it would explode resulting in anarchy. The International Monetary Fund has projected that the economy will this year continue to plunge and would only rise sometime next year.
More:<a href="https://www.thezimbabwean.co/2019/06/biti-challenges-ramaphosa-zimbabwe-vigil-diary/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> The Zimbabwean</a>
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Tendai Biti Warns Ramaphosa Against Ignoring The Zimbabwean Crises

Karoi magistrate, Sam Chitumwa has cleared MDC vice-president Tendai Biti’s three aides who were being accused of border jumping. Biti’s lawyer Nqobizitha Mahole Mlilo and his two aides, Clever Rambanepasi and Tawanda Blessing Chitekwe, had been on trial on charges of failing to present themselves to an immigration official as defined in the Immigration Act.
Chitumwa on Friday, however, found Mlilo, Rambanepasi, and Chitekwe not guilty noting that the state did not present compelling evidence against the trio. Mlilo, Rambanepasi and Chitekwe were arrested together with Biti and charged on August 8, 2018, for failing to present themselves to the immigration authorities both on the Zimbabwean and Zambian borders.
The trio denied the charge arguing that asylum seekers are not expected to present themselves to the immigration officers.
<div class="code-block code-block-3">The Magistrate ruled that in the absence of evidence by the State supporting its argument that the trio was not seeking asylum, there was no basis to put them to their defence.</div>
<div>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/06/bitis-aides-acquitted-on-border-jumping-charges/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The NewsDay</a></div>

Court Dismisses Border Jumping Charges Against Tendai Biti's Aides

The finance minister is asked why the government is not paying civil servants if the country registered a revenue increase in the past few months. He said that the government is using the surplus for the usual social protection programmes such as food, education and health for both rural and urban areas
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WATCH: BITI v MTHULI (Parly) 3/7: Former finance minister <a href="https://twitter.com/BitiTendai?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@BitiTendai</a> and incumbent <a href="https://twitter.com/MthuliNcube?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@MthuliNcube</a> on the state of the economy during parly debate (Live on ZTV) <a href="https://t.co/HRI1zMiVMo">pic.twitter.com/HRI1zMiVMo</a>
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More: <a href="https://twitter.com/larry_moyo/status/1133748440343687169" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Larry Moyo</a>

WATCH: Mthuli Ncube v Tendai Biti On The State Of The Economy During Parly Debate

The just ended MDC Elective Congress that was held in Gweru over the weekend saw some members being elevated whilst some were humbled. Elias Mudzuri and Morgen Komichi have failed to retain their VP posts.
This followed the election of the triumvirite Welshman Ncube,Tendai Biti, and Lynette Kore for the the same post.
Komichi is one of the party members who were viewed as having more of loyalty to the party than competency. The party was torn between competency and loyalty.
Professor Welshman Ncube and advocate Tendai Biti led breakaway factions of MDC in 2005 and 2014 respectively after failing to agree with Tsvangirayi back then.
Resultantly, they were labeled sellouts and ZANU PF agents. The pressure group known as In Defense of Morgan Tsvangirai’s legacy reportedly led by Makoni West Legislator Webber Chinyadza who was quoted by <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/mdc-pressure-group-traitors-biti-and-welshman-ncube-must-not-contest-at-congress/">New Zimbabwe</a> before the congress saying:
<blockquote>These agents have sown confusion and destruction at the very core of the MDC. A party that was the only hope for redemption for the masses of this country.</blockquote>

MDC VPs Elias Mudzuri & Morgen Komichi Fail To Retain Posts At Congress

#Team Lynette Karenyi Kore was recorded singing at the ongoing MDC elective Congress in Gweru. They are chanting:
<blockquote>Siyanai naye Kore, Munomuvengerei? (Leave Kore alone, why do you hate her?)</blockquote>
Lynette Karenyi Kore is a Vice President aspirant. She will be locking horns with former Finance Minister, Tendai Biti, current party Vice Presidents, Welshman Ncube, Elias Mudzuri and Morgan Komichi. The party’s National Council recently resolved to reserve a seat for a woman VP.
In another video, Chalton Hwende, Secretary General aspirant is followed by supporters who are chanting his name.
https://twitter.com/263Chat/status/1132166601212661760
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/263Chat/status/1132166601212661760" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">263Chat</a>

WATCH: #Team Karenyi Kore Campaign At MDC Congress

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