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The opposition MDC has refuted social media claims that the party’s property has been disposed of after it failed to field candidates in less than half of the 210 constituencies and its presidential candidate Douglas Mwonzora withdrew from the race.
In a statement, MDC Treasurer-General Brian Dube said the party’s property is safe and is being safeguarded by the party’s leadership. Reads the statement:
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Over the past few days, social media has been awash with news that the party property has been disposed of.
This news is completely false and was deliberately meant to bring ill-feeling against the leadership.
We have traced these false statements to bitter former top leadership who have since left the party.
The information is also meant to justify the violence that these people were inciting against top leaders of the party through social media.
Our leaders are men and women of integrity who have safeguarded party property for years.
The people’s property is safe. The people’s project is being reset and there is no going back.
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Since the court reconstructed the MDC through a controversial court ruling in March 2020, the once-formidable party has failed to win a single seat.
Dozens of parliamentary seats and scores of wards have been contested in by-elections since 2022 and the MDC failed to win a single seat.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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MDC Property Is Safe, Says Party Treasurer Brian Dube

The Member of Parliament for Gweru Urban, Brian Dube (MDC Alliance), said patriotism cannot be regulated but the Government should create an environment that will make it natural for people to love their country.
ZANU PF is trying to come up with the Patriotic Bill that has been viewed as an attempt to weaken opposition political parties and make some politicians ineligible to contest elections.
A few years ago, ZANU PF tried to raise the minimum age for presidential candidates to at least 50 years, from the current 40, a move that was viewed as targeting CCC leader Nelson Chamisa who is in his mid-forties.
Speaking in the National Assembly last week, Dube said the starting point for inculcating patriotism is the tolerance for different political views and political parties. Dube said:
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Our politics must be administered with tolerance, which means that we must be able to tolerate different political views and political parties as a starting point.
If we agree on that, it means we have a shared view. What is the problem in Zimbabwe currently is that there is no nation that was built since 1980.
After1980, we managed to build a country and we managed to define boundaries, but we did not manage to build a nation based on values and principles, which is why our politics has a lot of violence.
Our politics has a lot of hate speech as even my Chief Whip was indicating and someone was clapping hands and celebrating that an MP was ignored and denied a chair during a national function of the burial of a hero.
… So the problem that we have cannot actually be regulated through the Patriotic Bill because patriotism is not a concept that you can regulate through legal processes.
It is an attitude that one has towards their country. How do you cement patriotism, and make everyone feel that Zimbabwe is their home?
… If you cannot be heard in your own country, you may end up thinking that the audience from outside may be relevant.
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<h4>More: <a href="https://openparly.com/index.php/2022/06/15/you-cannot-regulate-patriotism-parliament-told/">OpenParly</a></h4>

Patriotism Cannot Be Regulated, Says Brian Dube

The Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Public Accounts has urged the Government to implement lifestyle audits as a tool in fighting corruption, fraud and money laundering.
The chairman of the committee, Brian Dube, bemoaned the country’s tax system, saying it works against the poor. He said:
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If a person is able to buy a Lamborghini for US$500 000 then ZIMRA should be able to follow how much tax they would have paid in that year. But, we have very weak systems to allow ZIMRA to do that.
… The tax system in the country is prejudicial to the poor people whom I believe are being overtaxed.
We do not have a systematic process relating to wealth tax to make sure that those who have more pay significantly more taxes.
This means that the poor are now taking less home which contributes to the suffering of the majority.
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Tax Matrix CEO, Marvellous Tapera, told Business Times said a large number of people operating in the informal sector do not pay employment tax and corporate tax. He said this should be corrected.
Tapera also urged Finance and Economic Development minister, Mthuli Ncube, to raise the ZWL$25 000 tax-free threshold.
<h4>More: <a href="https://businesstimes.co.zw/parly-calls-for-lifestyle-audits/">Business Times</a></h4>

Parliament Calls For Lifestyle Audits

The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Electoral_Commission">Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC)</a> said there was no law prohibiting the elections management body from being run by the military.
These were the remarks of ZEC spokesperson <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jasper_Mangwana">Jasper Mangwana</a> in response to a question on the militarisation of ZEC by Gweru legislator Brian Dube at a Twitter Spaces event organised by the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Election_Support_Network_(ZESN)">Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN)</a> on Monday evening. Mangwana said:
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You talk about the militarisation of the commission, I will ask a very simple question: Do we have a legal and provisional framework on recruitment of former serving officers?
Can you make it into law that if someone applies at ZEC and wants a job and is a former Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service (ZPCS) employee, even if he has the qualifications to be a driver or maybe a clerk in the commission, the commission must not consider them because for us to act without the law it means we are going to be infringing other people’s rights. 
I do not think it’s going to be fair simply to say you once worked at ZRP (Zimbabwe Republic Police), you have the qualifications, but you cannot work at the commission. But what you should take us to account about is to say there is an officer in the commission who did not follow procedure and here is the procedure was not followed
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<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/05/zec-we-are-militarised-so-what/">NewsDay reports</a> that opposition parties, however, insisted that military personnel must not be part of ZEC.
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Citizens%27_Coalition_for_Change">Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)</a> interim deputy secretary for elections Ellen Shiriyedenga said they were sceptical about the former military personnel’s impartiality or neutrality. Shiriyedenga said:
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The military code is you do not resign. If a crisis arises you are always called for duty despite resigning. Hence this can only mean they are there to serve a purpose.
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<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/MDC">MDC Alliance</a> director of information Chengeto Guta said military personnel are not necessarily supposed to be disallowed to participate in government. 
Guta added that there are countless constitutional breaches at ZEC and also at every other State enterprise.
In 2018, ZEC chairperson, Justice <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Priscilla_Chigumba">Priscilla Chigumba</a>, disclosed that at least 15% of the elections administrator’s staff, then over 380, were ex-service personnel.
The military and other security agencies in the country are being accused of being or acting as “an extension” of the ruling ZANU PF.
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Do We've Laws Prohibiting Recruitment Of Former Military Personnel? - ZEC

Gweru Urban MP Brian Dube has been nominated by his party, the MDC-T to be the chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee in Parliament.
The post became vacant following the recalling of Harare East legislator Tendai Biti on 17 March this year from Parliament by the People’s Democratic Party (PDP).
According to Parliament’s unwritten tradition, the Public Accounts Portfolio Committee is chaired by a legislator from the opposition.
Making the announcement, Speaker of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda said the nomination was made by MDC-T. He said:
<blockquote>I also have to inform the House that the MDC-T Party has nominated Honourable Brian Dube to serve as Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee.</blockquote>
The committee was finalising its reports that were going to expose the corruption that happened in ZESA, Command Agriculture, RBZ and ZINARA when Biti was recalled.
Meanwhile, Biti and five other former PDP legislators have bounced back to Parliament following their controversial expulsion by the faction led by Lucia Matibenga.
In her ruling, Justice Amy Tsanga found the man who initiated the recall, Benjamin Rukanda, was not a legitimate member of the PDP.
<h4>More: <a href="https://openparly.com/index.php/2021/04/14/brian-dube-appointed-chairperson-of-public-accounts-committee/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Open Parly</a></h4>

MDC-T's Brian Dube Replaces Biti As Public Accounts Committee Chairperson

ZRP officers today had to disperse mourners who had gathered to mourn Tatenda Pasinyore who died in police custody at Mutapa Police in Gweru using teargas.
Pasinyore died on Wednesday <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/03/03/mtapa-man-dies-after-being-held-in-police-cells/">while in police custody after he had been arrested for disorderly conduct.</a> He had been in police custody for 3 hours when he died at a local hospital where he was rushed to when he started vomiting while in police custody.
ZRP even had to arrest 15 relatives and some mourners at the funeral according to Dube and the coffin was reportedly dumped near Mutapa Police.
This was revealed by MDC T MP Brian Dube who in a statement said:
<blockquote>Situation in Mtapa Area Gweru reaches another level as mourners of Tatenda Pasinyore who died in police custody run for life as police tear gas and chase them. 7 relatives arrested and coffin dumped near Mtapa Police.</blockquote>
Dube also shared the following videos of the chaos then ensured after ZRP fired teargas at the funeral:
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Situation in Mtapa Area Gweru reaches another level as mourners of Tatenda Pasinyore who died in police custody run for life as police tear gas and chase them. 7 relatives arrested and coffin dumped near Mtapa Police. <a href="https://twitter.com/ZLHRLawyers?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@ZLHRLawyers</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/rose_hanzi?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@rose_hanzi</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/daddyhope?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@daddyhope</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/TembaMliswa?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@TembaMliswa</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/nkabazwe?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@nkabazwe</a> <a href="https://t.co/X9lTzUu6vR">pic.twitter.com/X9lTzUu6vR</a>
— Brian Dube (@HonGweruUrban) <a href="https://twitter.com/HonGweruUrban/status/1368180111351164937?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 6, 2021</a></blockquote>
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Police Fire Teargas To Disperse Mourners At The Funeral Of The Man Who Died In Police Custody In gweru

Gweru Central legislator, Brian Dube, has defected from MDC Alliance led by Nelson Chamisa to MDC-T led by Douglas Mwonzora where he was last week appointed MDC-T secretary for legal affairs.
Following accusations by some disgruntled MDC Alliance supporters who accused Dube of selling out, Dube said said he is his own man who is not in opposition politics at the behest of anybody. He said:
<blockquote>I joined the MDC in 2000 at the age of 20. I was not recruited by either Chamisa or Mwonzora, but was driven by my conviction to see change and transformation of Zimbabwe.
I joined MDC not to praise and worship anyone, but to fight bad governance, corruption and to make sure that there is change in Zimbabwe.
I have seen the MDC splitting and internally haemorrhaging because of personality issues and I have lived above that. As far as I am concerned, Mwonzora and Chamisa must just demonstrate leadership by reconciling and pushing forward the unfinished business of the people’s movement.
My heart bleeds every day when I see the MDC tearing apart. I did not dump anyone, as I have remained where I was since 2000, being a member of the MDC and fighting for better livelihoods for all Zimbabweans.</blockquote>
This comes after a handful of legislators and councillors last year defected to MDC-T following the Supreme Court ruling on the MDC leadership crisis which ruled that Chamisa was not the legitimate leader of the party.
The court ordered the party to hold an elective extraordinary congress to elect a substantive heir to the late party founding leader, Morgan Tsvangirai.
MDC-T has since the ruling recalled some legislators and councillors who had remained loyal to Chamisa accusing them of ceasing to belong to the party which fielded them for elections.
MDC has since 2000 split into several rival factions with the latest being between Mwonzora’s MDC-T and Chamisa’s MDC Alliance.
However, Dube said his fight in the opposition trenches was against bad governance.
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/?s=I+Did+Not+Join+MDC+For+Praise+And+Worship+%E2%80%93+Mwonzora+Ally" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewZimbabwe</a>

Another Chamisa MP Defects To Mwonzora-Led MDC-T

Gweru Urban legislator Brian Dube said that Midlands Provincial Affairs Minister Larry Mavhima should resign after 18 returning locals under quarantine escaped from a Gweru centre.
A fortnight ago Dube warned that security was very lax at Mkoba Teachers’ College quarantine centre and there was a high likelihood that inmates will abscond.
However, Mavima chided Dube for raising his concerns saying the latter was making “unsubstantiated claims which will cause alarm and despondency in the province”.
Mavima went as far as mocking Dube, telling him that inmates were enjoying better meals at the quarantine centre that what he afforded at his house.
Following the escape of the inmates, who are yet to be located, Dube slammed Mavima for playing politics with people’s lives. Said, Dube:
<blockquote>Mavima refused advice and instead decided to play politics and now he has exposed the whole community (to danger).
He must do the noble thing and resign because he failed in his responsibilities to protect the Midlands people from reckless exposure despite clear warnings.</blockquote>
Dube advised residents to be more vigilant in light of the escapees since they are now exposed to the risk of contracting the novel coronavirus.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/mp-minister-row-over-gweru-quarantine-escapes/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewZimbabwe.com</a></h4>

Gweru Urban MP Hits Back At Midlands Minister

Midlands Provincial Affairs Minister Larry Mavima has criticised Gweru Urban MP, Brian Dube (MDC Alliance) for his claim that there are security lapses within some quarantine centres in the province.
Dube told reporters last week that the worrisome security gaps could have seen many returnees escape from the facilities, exposing communities to the novel coronavirus.
Minister Mavima dismissed the concerns, saying Dube’s utterances were unsubstantiated and will cause unnecessary alarm and despondency in the Midlands province. Said Mavima:
<blockquote>It’s unfortunate that Brian Dube can say such unsubstantiated facts which will cause unnecessary alarm and despondency in the province.
The places are well secured with adequate and well-equipped security details who have specific instructions not to allow any of the returnees out of the quarantine areas or to allow any visitors to the facilities.
His comments are very unfortunate and he is advised to seek the correct and accurate information from authorities before rushing to the media.
We would also invite him to have a good meal at any of the two facilities which is probably much better than what he has at his home.</blockquote>
Mavima revealed that the province on Sunday received 89 returnees from South Africa and Botswana and they were immediately placed under mandatory quarantine.
48 of them came from South Africa and the other 41 from Botswana and cumulatively, 358 people are now quarantined in the Midlands province at Gweru Polytechnic College and Mkoba Teachers College
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/89-sa-bots-returnees-quarantined-in-gweru/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

Midlands Quarantine Centres Are Secure, No Returnees Have Escaped - Mavima

Gweru Urban and opposition MDC Legislator advocate Brian Dube has reportedly assisted over 16 families of people with disabilities with groceries including mealie-meal for them to remain afloat during the lockdown.
This was reported by Nkabazwe Community Radio Station which said that it learnt of Dube’s heroic deeds on Sunday the 19th of April. Speaking to the radio in a phone interview, Dube said:
<blockquote>l had to assist not because l am the MP but because l am a member of this community. This is not my task, but ours, and l am sure there are many people assisting our communities during this hard time, and these people are only making sure that the right-hand does not know what the left is doing, and l was trying to doing the same. I’m even shocked to realize that its no longer a secret.</blockquote>
He urged fellow Zimbabweans to assist those in need adding that they can approach the national Coronavirus Task Force Team set by the government.
The lockdown which runs through the 3rd of May following an extension by further 14 days has reportedly worsened living standards of the citizenry particularly marginalised groups including people with disabilities.
More: Nkabazwe Community Radio

Gweru Urban MP Brian Dube Assisting People With Disabilities With Groceries To Avert Lockdown Effects

Tenants in Gweru have reportedly started fleeing houses in the northern parts of the town for the high density where rentals are manageable as landlords start demanding rentals in USD, Newsday reports.
According to the publication some people are even migrating to the rural areas as the economic situation in the country becomes dire.
The migration was confirmed by Gweru Urban MP Brian Dube who said this to the publication:
<blockquote>Landlords in medium to low-density areas, such as Northlea, Nashville, Ivene, Lundi Park, South Downs, South View, Athlone, Riverside, Harben Park, Daylesford, Ridgemont are demanding rentals ranging from US$60 to US$250. This is completely out of reach for the majority of the working and middle-class earners.
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This has forced the middle-class and upper working class to downgrade and opt to go to Ascot, Mtapa, Mambo, Clifton Park, Woodlands and Mkoba. This movement is not without serious consequences as it is also pushing out the low-income earners. Landlords in high-density areas are now also charging rentals in US$ ranging from US$20-US$100. This is beyond the reach of the low and middle-income earners.
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A majority of low-income earners are now moving out of their current rented houses and renting incomplete houses without running water or electricity, mainly in parts of Woodlands, Hertfordshire and Mutausi Park. Some of our people have also given up on urban life and left town and gone to rural areas as they can’t break even. Life is becoming more unbearable day by day. This has caused serious disruption in life patterns as children are shifted from one place to another and those schoolgoing have to make abrupt transfers or have to bear with traveling long distances to school.</blockquote>
The situation has been exacerbated by the national lockdown which will end in 13 days which has also affected people’s incomes due to low production and low productivity.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/04/hard-pressed-gweru-tenants-flee-us-apartments/">Newsday</a>

Gweru Tenants Flee US Lodgings As Life Gets Tougher - Reports

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s lawyer Tinomuda Chinyoka was arrested on Monday after he allegedly assaulted a human rights lawyer, Brian Dube who is also the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) MP for Gweru Urban.
Chinyoka was part of President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s legal team that successfully defended his victory in last July’s presidential election at the Constitutional Court.
Chinyoka confirmed his arrest on Twitter but denied that he has assaulted Dube. Said Chinyoka:
<blockquote>Brian Dube and Jeremiah Bamu concocted a false assault charge against me to secure my arrest and removal from the court. Instead of representing their client, they are busy lying and consorting with mobs to assault lawyers and witnesses.</blockquote>
Dube told Gweru Provincial Magistrate Charity Maphosa that he had an encounter with Chinyoka was representing his client the MDC’s Chiwundura MP Livingstone Chimina inside the Gweru Magistrate Court. Said, Dube:
<blockquote>There was a gentleman that was seated right behind me on the bench there about 15 minutes ago, who stood up, charged towards me and pressed me on my right shoulder and indicated that I had ‘pissed him off’ with the defence outline and he was going to deal with me.
He was standing right behind me in this courtroom. I asked him who he was because I have been seeing him a lot around these courts for the past three weeks and that’s when he refused to introduce himself saying I was not supposed to know him.
… Your Worship, I stand before you threatened with unspecified action by a stranger, a person I don’t know. Lawyers should not be harassed in court, no matter how powerful some people are. Our independence as professionals is being tampered with.</blockquote>
Mnangagwa on Saturday vowed that he was going after doctors and lawyers who represented people arrested and injured during ShutDownZim. He said this while addressing a ZANU PF rally.
Meanwhile, the government through the Minister for Information and Publicity on Monday denied that Mnangagwa ever made the threats.
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