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President Emmerson Mnangagwa expressed satisfaction in witnessing Zimbabwean opposition politicians engage in conflict, believing that such infighting weakens their ability to challenge ZANU PF.
Referring to Mnangagwa’s exclusive interview with “The Third Eye” magazine, <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/president-speaks-on-opposition-fights-i-laugh-and-enjoy-their-internal-squabbles/">The Herald</a> quoted him as relishing the spectacle of opposition clashes. He believes this internal strife ensures a weakened opponent incapable of challenging ZANU PF. Said Mnangagwa:
<blockquote>
Look, I am the head of a political party. If my opponents are fighting, I laugh and enjoy. Why would I bother to say I want a very strong opposition that can challenge me?
It’s good to have an opposition. Our laws allow opposition, that is why opposition parties are here. They have their internal conflicts and internal difficulties. It’s legitimate to them.
They must resolve their problems. They cannot expect ZANU PF to go and intervene and say, “Look, you are becoming weaker and weaker, and this is not good for us.” NO! We will not do that.
</blockquote>
The country’s main opposition party, CCC, CCC has since splintered into four notable factions that now seek to access funds disbursed under the Political Parties (Finance) Act.
 CCC faced a significant setback soon after the August 2023 general elections when State institutions, including Parliament and the Judiciary, acknowledged the assertions made by an unidentified party activist named Sengezo Tshabangu.
According to Tshabangu, he held the position of interim secretary general and wielded the authority to dismiss elected representatives and appoint his own choices.
Subsequently, Tshabangu initiated the removal of numerous CCC MPs and Councillors, resulting in ZANU PF securing a two-thirds majority in the National Assembly.
Meanwhile, opposition activists, who are loyal to Tshabangu (including Tshabangu himself), assumed positions in the Senate.
CCC leader Nelson Chamisa abandoned the party in January this year, alleging that it had been infiltrated by ZANU PF.
However, Mnangagwa scoffed at infiltration claims, saying the party “should remove those who have infiltrated them (laughs). That is the only solution. Just remove them.”
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Mnangagwa "Enjoyed" Witnessing Tshabangu Undermine CCC

Seven opposition CCC youths were arrested for assaulting Deputy Mayor Councillor John Manatsa. They accused him of sympathizing with the party’s disputed interim secretary general, Sengezo Tshabangu.
<a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/seven-ccc-youths-arrested-for-violence/">The Herald</a> reported that the assault occurred during a political meeting at the home of recalled Beitbridge West legislator Morgan Ncube, where the deputy mayor was present. The house serves as the opposition party’s district office.
Anthony Shoko (28), Winston Mugudo (25), Aaron Makumbe (24), Miller Kuwe (31), Decent Dube (35), Forget Chirenda (35), and Cosmas Chimonyo (23) have been charged with assault and theft of R2 500 and US$1 800 from the complainant during the assault.
The suspects were released on $300 000 bail pending trial when they appeared before Beitbridge resident magistrate Takudzwa Gwazemba on Monday.
They were ordered to report to the nearest police station once a week and not to interfere with State witnesses among other bail conditions.
Representing the State, Ronald Mugwagwa alleged that on March 6, the complainant was attending a CCC meeting at the party offices when the seven accused persons approached him.
Shoko allegedly instructed Councillor Manatsa to exit the house, asserting that he aligns with the faction led by Tshabangu rather than the one led by former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa.
Subsequently, the suspects forcibly lifted Manatsa from his seat, dragged him outside the house, and subjected him to physical assault, throwing him to the ground.
According to court testimony, the accused forcibly removed the complainant from the yard, and threw him onto the road, resulting in back injuries and a swollen left arm.
While assaulting him, the accused individuals reportedly confiscated his shoes, a small bag containing R2 500, US$1 800, and a cell phone.
They then discarded the items over the perimeter wall, having allegedly rummaged through the bag and taken the money.
A report was filed with the police, resulting in the subsequent arrest of the accused individuals a few days later.
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Seven CCC Youths Arrested For Intra-party Violence

Sengezo Tshabangu has rejected his suspension from the post of “interim secretary-general” of the CCC party by his erstwhile colleagues saying he does not belong to the faction.
Tshabangu told <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/tshabangu-dismisses-purported-suspension/">The Herald</a> that his faction will soon be in a position to sue individuals and political parties that will use the party name and logo [with Nelson Chamisa’s face] without authorisation. Said Tshabangu:
<blockquote>
I don’t belong to that faction so it is a nullity. In no time we shall sue anyone who will use the party name and logo without authorisation from the leadership.
Remember we registered both and as soon as the deeds office advertises and publishes those articles it will mark the end of the road for many.
</blockquote>
Last week, a CCC faction which had hitherto been working with Tshabangu announced his suspension for allegedly skipping meetings and hobnobbing with a faction fronted by Welshman Ncube and Jacob Mafume.
CCC’s self-appointed interim steering committee chaired by former Entumbane-Njube MP Dingilizwe Tshuma, said its original agenda was not to destroy the CCC but to deal with the imposition of candidates during the August 2023 general elections.
The committee running the CCC includes Tshuma, former legislator for Entumbane-Njube constituency in Bulawayo as chair; Mhlanga (ex-Pumula MP, Bulawayo deputy mayor and deputy chair deputy); Tshabangu (secretary-general); Khaliphani Phugeni (information); Sikhululekile Moyo (interim chairperson for women); Nomvula Mguni (ex-proportional representation MP), Mbuso Siso (treasurer) and Benoni Ncube (youth).
In a statement, interim deputy chairperson Albert Mhlanga said Tshabangu is now suspended and Ncube is not the CCC leader, but Tshuma is.
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Tshabangu Dismisses Suspension By CCC "Interim Steering Committee"

A Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) faction, which had hitherto been working with Sengezo Tshabangu, has suspended the controversial self-imposed secretary-general for allegedly skipping meetings and hobnobbing with a faction fronted by Welshman Ncube and Jacob Mafume.
CCC’s self-appointed interim steering committee chaired by former Entumbane-Njube MP Dingilizwe Tshuma, said its original agenda was not to destroy the CCC but to deal with the imposition of candidates during the August 2023 general elections.
The recalls committee which says is running the CCC includes Tshuma, former legislator for Entumbane-Njube constituency in Bulawayo as chair; Mhlanga (ex-Pumula MP, Bulawayo deputy mayor and deputy chair deputy); Tshabangu (secretary-general); Khaliphani Phugeni (information); Sikhululekile Moyo (interim chairperson for women); Nomvula Mguni (ex-proportional representation MP), Mbuso Siso (treasurer) and Benoni Ncube (youth).
In a statement issued on 22 February, Mhlanga said Tshabangu is now suspended and Ncube is not the CCC leader, but Tshuma is.
Apart from Welshman Ncube and Tshuma, others who claim to be leaders or are said to be the leaders of CCC after Nelson Chamisa left the party last month include Jameson Timba and Promise Mkhwananzi.
The CCC self-appointed interim steering committee also said Ncube’s claim to be the new interim leader is unfounded and rejected. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
The CCC party through its interim standing committee would like to update the citizens of the Zimbabwe International Community, all stakeholders of the change champions that is “Umgwazo” up to the street champions of the new development within the CCC party and in our space within the Governance structure of the country.
The National Assembly, the Lower House, the Upper House, the Ministry of Local Government, ZEC, and the Ministry of Justice Legal and Parliamentary Affairs.
The 2019 structure that was announced by Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume appointing Professor Welshman Ncube as an Interim President rotationally (2019 Congress Structure) is a new Party of their own (CCC-W).
While the formalized CCC that fielded double candidates, constitutionalised, recalled and the one that appointed the Interim SG Sengezo Tshabangu is the one that was led by the former President Nelson Chamisa who recently resigned from the CCC Party leaving us with the interim standing committee now led by the Interim Chairman Dingilizwe Tshuma who will lead the party for the next 90 days until a congress date has been set.
The CCC interim standing Committee sat on 21 February 2024 with great concern about the appointed CCC Interim Secretary General Sengezo Tshabangu for not attending our meetings on several occasions through invitations to him and further went on to submit a Bulawayo Senate and Proportional Representation Replacement list to ZEC.
That was not agreed upon by the Interim Standing committee in our last meeting but he submitted his own decided list.
He then went on to engage Jacob Mapfume (The Harare Mayor), Professor Welshman Ncube and Honourable Tendai Biti’s team who were not part of the Interim standing committee that appointed him (S. Tshabangu) as the CCC Interim Secretary General.
The CCC Interim Committee resolved the following in the 21st February 2024 meeting:
a) With immediate effect, the CCC Party has suspended the CCC Interim S. G. Sengezo Tshabangu pending a Disciplinary Hearing.
b) The CCC Interim Standing Committee is disassociating itself from the Professor Welshman Ncube CCC-led Party.
c) The CCC Party Interim standing committee again nullified the Bulawayo Senate and Proportional Representation Replacement List that was submitted by the CCC Interim Secretary General Sengezo Tshabangu to ZEC.
d) All elected members of Parliament, Council, and Senate on 23 August 2023 to remain in their mandated duty up to the end of the term of office.
e) To further consult the stakeholders and citizens on the way forward.
</blockquote>
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CCC's "Interim Steering Committee" Suspends Tshabangu

A CCC faction that is led by Jameson Timba has scoffed at pronouncements made by another faction that Welshman Ncube is now the party’s acting president.
In a statement issued this Wednesday, the CCC’s communications department headed by Promise Mkwananzi said the members of the faction led by Ncube are not bona fide CCC members as they derive their authority from the MDC Alliance’s Congress in Gweru of 2019 which was nullified by the courts.
The statement said CCC was formed in 2022 and has no link with MDC Alliance. It also said CCC has no Standing Committee, but its highest policy-making body is the Citizens National Assembly (CNA). Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
CCC Leadership &amp; Court Update
The CCC has taken note of the desperate, malicious and fallacious claims by Welshman Ncube to the effect that he is now the Acting President of the party.
He claims to derive his “authority” from a defunct Standing Committee elected at a supreme court nullified Congress of the MDC of 2019.
Professor Ncube and Tendai Biti the Co-Vice Presidents of MDCA and Jacob Mafume are lawyers and should know better that they cannot claim legitimacy from a process that the Supreme Court nullified. You cannot put something on nothing and expect it to stand
The CCC want to categorically state that Prof. Welshman Ncube is not its Acting President and that he and his lot are caught in a time warp.
The lot is merely advancing a factional and divisive agenda aimed at disrupting the peace and progress of the Citizens movement.
The Citizens Coalition for Change was founded on January 24, 2022, as a new formation and legal entity, separate in structure, formulation and leadership from the MDC and/or MDC Alliance.
It is these fundamental distinctions between the CCC and the MDC-A which isolated these factional and divisive characters from the citizens’ project.
It must be stated for completeness that both Tendai Biti and Welshman Ncube have not been active members in good standing of the CCC having only attended not more than two of the 25 CNA meetings held to date.
The highest policy-making body of the Citizens Coalition for Change is the Citizens National Assembly (CNA) which is constituted of representatives from all the sixty-three districts in Zimbabwe plus Harare and Bulawayo.
The management of the party has always been through its bureaus, namely, Administration, Organising, Elections, Communications, International Relations, legal, Welfare, Youth and Women.
The Administration Bureau now led by Senator Jameson Timba and composed of all Bureau Chiefs plus ten Provincial representatives is in charge of the party following the resignation of the Change Champion In Chief.
There is no Standing Committee in the structure and anatomy of the CCC. The mandate of the Bureau of Administration and its leadership is derived from the Citizens National Assembly (CNA) as given on January 30, 2024.
We have taken note of the desperate and futile attempts at a reincarnation by the failed MDC-N and the PDP through public statements by Tendai Biti, Jacob Mafume and Welshman Ncube who now seek to claim paternity and leadership of the CCC.
It has now become clear to any reasonable person that these gentlemen and their cohorts have always been a part of the coordinated attack on the Citizens’ movement through the numerous recalls.
Their agenda is to reverse the democratic will of Zimbabweans across the country. And, as clearly articulated by Prof. Welshman Ncube, these are the handlers of Sengezo Tshabangu.
The apparent attacks directed at the CCC have been to the benefit of ZANU PF, which now holds a 2/3 majority in the Lower House.
This demonstrates beyond a shadow of a doubt that Welshman Ncube et al have become enemies of the citizens’ aspirations for democracy and prosperity in Zimbabwe.
We wish to assure the Citizens of Zimbabwe and all progressive forces that the leadership of CCC will defend the people’s project from the machinations of these characters.
They will not stop our march to freedom, democracy, prosperity and the transition to NEW POLITICS.
Further, our CCC Leadership, the CNA and all party deployees in Parliament and Councils are undeterred and remain focused on addressing the plight of citizens amidst a growing economic meltdown in the country.
In the meantime, citizens are advised that the Supreme Court will tomorrow, the 22nd of February 2024 at 9:30 am, sit to determine an appeal filed by our deployees against the decision of the High Court per Justice Mutevedzi which dismissed their application in October 2023.
The said application was filed challenging the authority of the imposter, Sengezo Tshabangu to effect recalls of CCC Members of Parliament.
Citizens are encouraged to come out in solidarity with their elected representatives and the party.
</blockquote>
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Welshman Ncube And His Colleagues Are Not CCC Members - Mkwananzi

Masvingo City councillors elected Ward 4 councillor Alec Tabe as the new mayor, in an act that has been referred to by party insiders as defiance of the Nelson Chamisa-led Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party position, reported <a href="https://tellzim.com/tabe-elected-new-mayor-of-masvingo/">TellZim News</a>.
Tabe won with 10 votes, ahead of Sharon Marombedze of ZANU PF, who garnered only two votes.
He took over from former Ward 2 councillor Shantiel Chiwara who was among the first batch of CCC MPs and councillors who were recalled by the party’s self-appointed interim secretary general <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Sengezo_Tshabangu">Sengezo Tshabangu</a>.
Speaking to the press after the election, Tabe said there was no party defiance, and the councillors simply exercised their right to elect their preferred candidate. He said:
<blockquote>
I am not replacing her but I am simply taking over from where she left. We are from the same party, and we are going to work together.
We will consult her when there is a need. The councillors elected me out of their own will, and there was no defiance of any party order.
</blockquote>
However, TellZim News reported party insiders as saying the result reflected a clash between party heavyweights Sesel Zvidzai, who is in charge of local government, and Amos Chibaya, the organising secretary of the party.
It was alleged that caucuses made before the vote failed to yield a consensus, leaving the local councillors divided on who should replace the shortest-serving mayor. Said a source:
<blockquote>
Zvidzai, by virtue of being in charge of elections, gave a directive that Deputy Mayor Daniel Mberikunashe be mayor and would be deputised by Richard Musekiwa.
However, other councillors said they could not follow a directive that came through interested parties, saying it was supposed to have come through someone else.
</blockquote>
It was further claimed that they called Chibaya, who said they were supposed to go by what the councillors wanted.
However, after failing to reach a consensus, local leaders Mandi Matutu and Jeffreyson Chitando proposed an internal election process to choose a mayor between them, resulting in Tabe’s election.
The councillors reportedly tried to delay the election, but the City Council’s chamber secretary said they couldn’t wait.
Chiwara’s lawyer also reportedly attempted to stop the election, saying her matter was still in court, but was again turned down by the chamber secretary, who said he could only be stopped by a court order.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/11/18/president-mnangagwa-reverses-the-appointment-of-general-valerio-sibanda-to-zanu-pf-politburo/">Pindula News</a>

Masvingo City Councillors Defy CCC Party Position On Mayoral Election | Report

The CCC leadership is reportedly divided on whether to accept or reject defectors from MDC-T led by Douglas Mwonzora.
Chamisa has extended the olive branch to former colleagues within MDC-T since the launch of CCC in January this year.
Reports suggest that more MDC-T members are keen on joining CCC after the Mwonzora-led party failed to win a single parliamentary seat or ward in the 26 March by-elections.
Mwonzora’s former close ally, Fungai Chiposi, recently defected to CCC, with other former MDC-T high-ranking officials willing to join CCC.
MDC-T former vice-president Thokozani Khupe has endorsed Chamisa and Abednico Bhebhe (ex-organising secretary) has already joined CCC.
However, CCC interim national chairperson Thabitha Khumalo has declared that she would not allow Khupe’s admission to the CCC, calling her a snake in the house.
In an interview with NewsDay, CCC spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere said the opposition did not discriminate against anyone and every citizen is free to join. Said Mahere:
<blockquote>
We focus on values, actions and policies, not personalities. Chamisa said in his 2022 Agenda address that this is a year of action for change.
The guiding value is that we put the citizens first and they are at the centre of all decision-making.
The only qualification to join is that one is a citizen. The citizens will choose their leaders at the appropriate time.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Khupe through her spokesperson Ntando Ndlovu, on Friday told NewsDay that she wants to join CCC as an ordinary member. Said Ndlovu:
<blockquote>
The former Deputy Prime Minister is of the view that to defeat an authoritarian government like ZANU PF, the opposition political parties must unite and form a formidable force against ZANU PF.
As it currently stands, the only capable alternative to ZANU PF is the CCC party and, therefore, she believes that opposition political players must coalesce under CCC and rally behind Chamisa.
Alliances have caused problems before. People must join as opposed to forming alliances.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/04/fireworks-in-ccc-cockpit/">NewsDay</a></h4>

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