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The Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Ziyambi Ziyambi on Thursday described CCC leader Nelson Chamisa as a pathological liar after the opposition leader told journalists that he had been barred from meeting jailed CCC activists by the ZANU PF politician.
On Thursday Chamisa visited Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison to see jailed opposition MPs Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole and 14 other CCC activists who have all been languishing in remand prison at Chikurubi since June.
Chamisa said that after being made to wait at the jail for more than two hours, the officer in charge, one Hukurume, informed him that he had been instructed by Ziyambi that he (Chamisa) will not be allowed to see Sikhala and the other CCC activists.
However, speaking to <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2022/10/ziyambi-slams-pathological-liar-chamisa-dragging-name-into-prison-circus/">ZimLive</a>, Ziyambi castigated Chamisa for trying to drag him into the matter. He said:
<blockquote>
That guy is a pathological liar; who did I give that instruction to? I am not even aware of his request to go and visit the prison.
I do not stoop that low to go down to administer regulations on who is supposed to go to prison and who should not.
I have never been asked for permission for relatives to visit prisoners. I am actually hearing it from you that he is saying I denied him entry, when? I am very busy.
Chamisa is a politician; he plays to the gallery. I don’t know about it.
Call the officer in charge and ask him about it. I think that is the fairest thing that you can do because you want me to comment on hearsay. Call the actual person.
I cannot comment on hearsay. He never came to me but he is accusing me of things that happened when I was not there.
I have not spoken to any prison officer concerning Chamisa.
</blockquote>
Chamisa’s visit to Chikurubi on Thursday came after Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services Chief Director Legal Resources and Corporate Affairs Commissioner Willie Risiro granted him permission to visit his comrades.
The CCC leader’s first attempt to visit the prison was denied two weeks ago, prompting him to engage lawyers to demand access.

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Ziyambi Brands Chamisa "A Pathological Liar" After Prison Circus

Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi on Thursday barred CCC president Nelson Chamisa from meeting jailed MPs Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole and the other party activists from the Nyatsime area who are currently detained at Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison.
Chamisa visited the prison on Thursday morning and was made to wait for three hours before he was informed by prison authorities that he could not see his colleagues.
Speaking to reporters, Chamisa said prison authorities said they had received instructions from Ziyambi to bar him from seeing Sikhala and the other CCC activists. Said Chamisa:
It’s so disheartening to know that just after we had been made to wait for three hours, we were then told that we can now enter to be able to see our colleagues.
<blockquote>
We were then invited to the office of the Officer in Charge of prisons Mr. Hukurume. He indicated to us that it is unfortunate that we are not able to see Honourable Job Sikhala and the other Nyatsime colleagues, our citizen heroes because the Minister of Justice has instructed that we can’t see them.
We were surprised because they had made us wait for almost two, three hours. You can bear witness and testimony to that.
But all of a sudden they said they had received an instruction that you cannot see all your colleagues. So we are not able to see them.
It is an embarrassment, it is harassment, and it is unacceptable that we have this kind of abuse of the law.
</blockquote>
Last week, the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPSC) said Chamisa was free to visit his colleagues at Chikurubi, and today’s events came as a surprise to the opposition leader.
MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora was recently given permission by ZPCS to visit Sikhala and Sithole but the duo allegedly refused to meet him.
Sikhala, Sithole, and the other 14 CCC activists from Nyatsime have been in pre-trial detention since June on charges ranging from inciting violence to public violence.

Ziyambi Blocks Chamisa From Meeting Job Sikhala At Chikurubi Prison

Opposition MPs Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole are now worried about their safety after prison officials at Chikurubi Maximum Security Prison considered sending MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora to their cells against their expressed wishes.
This was said by the duo’s spokesman, Freddy Michael Masarirevu in a statement issued on Sunday, 16 October 2022.
Masarirevu disputed Mwonzora’s claims on Saturday he had met Sikhala, Sithole and the other 14 CCC activists from Nyatsime who have been in pre-trial detention since June on charges ranging from inciting violence to public violence.
He said prison officials tried desperately to facilitate a meeting between Mwonzora and Sikhala yet the same officials have barred CCC leader Nelson Chamisa from visiting his colleagues. Wrote Masarirevu:
<blockquote>
Hon. Sikhala and Hon. Sithole want the public to know that on the 14th of October 2022, they were advised that Senator Douglas Mwonzora intended to visit them. 
This information came through the prison security team. The two declined the request and gave the officials their reasons, which were communicated on that very same day. 
On Saturday the 15th of October 2022, the same senior prison security officials came, informing them that Sen. Mwonzora had come to visit them, despite their express statement declining the request. 
Hon. Sikhala and Hon. Sithole again refused and opted to remain in their cells whilst Sen. Mwonzora waited outside the gate. 
Some prison officials confirmed today that Sen. Mwonzora did not even make it to the second gate. There are five gates one has to pass through to be able to see inmates.
It is very sad and unfortunate that a person as senior and learned as Sen. Mwnonzora would mislead the public into thinking that he met Hon. Sikhala and Hon. Sithole in prison. 
His public statement which he issued to members of the press whom he went with to Chikurubi Maximum claiming to have met both Hon. Sikhala and Hon. Sithole is therefore incorrect and should be dismissed with uttermost contempt. 
Hon. Sikhala and Hon. Sithole are very angry at some senior officials at Chikurubi for wanting to impose a visit on them. 
The security officials even made a suggestion that Sen. Mwonzora be allowed to come directly to their cells and guarantee privacy, a request that was turned down. 
As much as the gesture is appreciated, the Honourable MPs wonder why Sen. Mwonzora invited members of the press to come with him if the visit was genuine. 
Secondly, why would he even insist on visiting them when they had made it clear that they were not comfortable meeting him? 
The two are also questioning why officials allowed Sen. Mwonzora permission to visit them yet a similar request was denied for President Nelson Chamisa. 
The two are now worried and concerned about their welfare and security.
</blockquote>

Job Sikhala Living In Fear After Mwonzora Visit

Transform Zimbabwe leader Jacob Ngarivhume is seen in the following video detailing his experience during his incarcerating at Chikurubi Prison. While in conversation with Trevor Ncube, Ngarivhume said:
<ol>
<li>Prisoners are locked up for 17 hours a day</li>
<li>There are no toilets in the cells</li>
<li>Inmates are locked up and have to stay in their cells for 17 hours without toilets</li>
<li>Food is served in front of raw sewage</li>
<li>Inmates relieve themselves in lunchboxes and keep it till they can dispose of their waste when the cells are opened.</li>
</ol>
Ngarivhume together with Hopewell Chin’ono was arrested on 20 July and charged with inciting public violence and he was denied bail several times and stayed in remand for 45 days.
Watch the video of Ngarivhume below:
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