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CCC leader Nelson Chamisa said that those who lost in the party’s recently concluded candidate selection process and are not happy about it are free to contest as independent candidates in the 23 August general elections.
Speaking during a press conference on Sunday, Chamisa also said the party will not disclose the final list of its candidates claiming that doing so will expose them to victimisation by ZANU PF. Said Chamisa:
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Those who want to be independent are free to do so. Being independent is the simplest thing to do. They can even file now. One is free to stand on their own.
Those who want to be in CCC are already on the party ticket and they will register as party-nominated candidates.
If one has any query and you have approached the grievance body and your issue has not been resolved, you are free to stand on your own.
</blockquote>
Chamisa said the losing nominee in Harare East between legislators Tendai Biti and Allan Markham will be redeployed somewhere.
NewZimbabwe.com reported that former MDC official, Last Maengehama, was nominated to stand as CCC parliamentary candidate for Glen View North constituency.
Maengahama was jailed for 20 years together with Tungamirai Madzokere for allegedly killing a police officer in 2011 but served eight years at Chikurubi Maximum Prison before they were acquitted.
Maengahama was a national executive member of the MDC at the time of his arrest.
Other CCC nominees for parliamentary elections include former Harare Mayor Herbert Gomba (Glen Norah), Zivai Mhetu (Epworth North), Fadzayi Mahere (Mt Pleasant), Maureen Kademaunga (Sunningdale), Lovemore Chinoputsa (Hunyani), Masimba Manyanya (Goromonzi North), Luke Tamborinyoka (Goromonzi West) and Richard Tsvangirai (Norton).
Job Sikhaka Junior was nominated for Zengeza West where his father, who is in prison, is the incumbent MP.
CCC deputy spokesperson Gift Siziba and Enerst Rafamoyo were both nominated for Phelandaba-Tshabalala constituency.
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Chamisa Tells Disgruntled CCC Losing Nominees To Contest As Independent Candidates

CCC leader Nelson Chamisa has said those on the party’s nomination list who won’t make it in the final list of 2023 parliamentary and local government candidates will be redeployed in the CCC “Government.”
Addressing a press conference in Harare on Sunday afternoon, Chamisa was asked specifically about what will happen to either <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Tendai_Biti">Tendai Biti</a> or <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Allan_Markham">Allan “Rusty” Markham</a>, the Harare East and Harare North MPs, respectively, who were nominated for Harare East, since both cannot be CCC candidates for the constituency. In response, Chamisa said:
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Well, they will be redeployed elsewhere. You know, the citizens’ movement is a big movement. Roles and tasks are given by the citizens.
The one who has been nominated will be the candidate and the one who is not nominated will also be deployed. They will be given other responsibilities.
</blockquote>
Asked if the losing candidates will be coming back to Parliament as Senators or through Proportional Representation, Chamisa said:
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They will come into Government. We are no longer talking about Parliament now. Our eyes are on Government. They will be in Government serving the people of Zimbabwe.
</blockquote>
Following the recent 2023 delimitation exercise by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) which came up with new electoral boundaries for wards and constituencies, Ward 18 which was part of the pre-delimitation Harare North was moved to Harare East constituency.
ZEC dissolved the Harare North constituency and Markham contested in Harare East for a ticket to represent CCC in the 23 August elections.
Unconfirmed reports suggest that Markham will be the CCC candidate for Harare East, which means Biti will either contest as an independent candidate or revive his PDP party to have any chance of retaining his seat.
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Chamisa Pledges To Redeploy Losing Candidate Nominees In CCC Government

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) on Saturday held its last candidates’ selection process in Harare Province.
The run-up to the candidate selection process was dominated by reports of a fierce battle for the nomination in Harare East constituency between incumbent legislator Tendai Biti and Harare North MP Allan Markham.
The results of the CCC Harare Province nominations are yet to be announced.
CCC spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/news/article/200012968/ccc-finalises-candidates-selection">The Standard</a> on Saturday evening the party’s candidate selection process went smoothly. She said:
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We saw an overwhelming turnout of citizens and every one of the caucuses was conducted in peace.
The citizens’ voices were heard. Reports will be furnished to the Citizens’ Independent Selection Panel in due course.
</blockquote>
Mahere said the panel would collate information from nomination stakeholder consultation and community consensus before announcing the winners.
However, reports suggest that the CCC candidate selection process was marred by violence and bussing of supporters in some suburbs.
The Harmonised Elections will be held on 23 August 2023, with the Nominations Courts set to sit on Wednesday across the country to consider names of aspiring MPs and councillors.
In Harare, the nomination court will consider the names of presidential candidates.
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CCC Finalises Candidate Selection Process

The opposition Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) candidates selection process has been marred by confusion as the party is yet to release the candidates list only a week before Nomination Courts sit.
The purpose of the Nomination Courts is to select candidates who qualify for the Presidential, National Assembly and Local Authority categories.
CCC deputy spokesperson Gift “Ostallos” Siziba told <a href="https://tellzim.com/confusion-mars-ccc-candidates-selection/">TellZim</a> in an interview that the candidate selection process will be completed soon after which the party will announce its candidates. He said:
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The process is almost done, we will announce the list of candidates soon, our members should not be worried at all.
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Siziba, however, could not give a specific date as to when the candidates will be announced but sought to assure supporters that the party has everything under control.
CCC members and supporters fear that the party’s candidates won’t have enough time to campaign especially in rural areas where ZANU PF arguably dominates the voter base.
In Masvingo Urban and Chiredzi Town, supporters were expected to vote for their preferred candidates on Saturday.
The elections were to be held through the traditional “Bereka Mwana” method where party members will stand behind their preferred candidate.
The presiding officers would manually count the people and the one with more people behind him/her would become the winner.
However, some party insiders told TellZim that winning the vote will not automatically mean the candidate wins the chance to represent the party as other nomination stages will be taken into consideration. said A source:
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Nominated candidates will have to go through another stage where people are going to be elected by party supporters. They will present their manifestos to the electorate before the election.
After that, they will then be ranked and the top three will go to the next which is probably the final stage.
</blockquote>
CCC leader Nelson Chamisa openly said he is going to sign the nomination papers for the candidates to avoid double candidates.
In Masvingo, all nominated CCC aspiring candidates were on Sunday expected to bring their papers to the cluster center where they will be taken to the independent commission which will determine who among the three top candidates is most suitable, taking into consideration scores from the four vetting stages.
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