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The opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led by Nelson Chamisa has reported that its Member of Parliament for Bulawayo Metropolitan was this Monday attacked and injured by suspected “ZANU PF thugs.”
In a statement seen by Pindula News, the party said the assailants also attacked a group of CCC supporters in Insiza and stole their belongings. Reads the statement:
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VIOLENCE ALERT: MP for Bulawayo Metropolitan, Hon Jasmine Toffa &amp; a group of CCC members have been badly injured following an attack by suspected Zanu PF thugs in Insiza today. The thugs stole her handbag, personal belongings, money &amp; fuel coupons &amp; smashed vehicle windscreens.
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This comes after the police warned political parties and supporters to be responsible and shun all forms of violence after the two parties clashed in Matobo ahead of Ward 2 by-elections.
The CCC said its two legislators, Daniel Molokele and Kucaca Phulu, were “violently attacked” by ZANU PF members while mobilising voters ahead of the by-elections.
Intra-party and inter-party violence escalated just before the 26 March by-elections and since then, cases of violence are being recorded periodically, raising fears that the 2023 harmonised elections will likely be violent.
There is a possibility that the United Nations will supervise the 2023 polls to avoid “another disputed election.”
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h2>

Pindula News

JUST IN: CCC Says "Suspected ZANU PF Thugs" Attacked And Injured Bulawayo MP, CCC Members

Recalled Hwange Central legislator Daniel Molokele (MDC Alliance), has opened a new law firm in the coal-mining town.
Molokele had promised Hwange residents during his 2018 election campaign that he will give them a voice in the justice system.
The new law firm named Molokele Law Chambers officially opened its doors on 1 April.
It is situated at the Pharmacy Building Complex opposite St Patrick’s Hospital.
Molokele’s spokesperson, Thulani Moyo, said that Molokele Law Chambers will handle criminal labour, and civil and debt collection cases. Said Moyo:
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The genesis of the vision was the fulfilment of an election promise after the local community cried that they do not have a local law firm run by a bonafide Hwange resident.
We will be an all-around legal practice dealing in civil law, labour law, criminal cases, debt collection and family law.
It will also motivate and promote those locals who have ambitions to become lawyers by assisting in their endeavours.
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Moyo added that the law firm will offer services to all people irrespective of their political affiliation.
Molokele, a lawyer by profession, was recalled from Parliament in February this year by the MDC-T for allegedly siding with CCC.
<h4>More: <a href="https://vicfallslive.co.zw/index.php/2022/04/24/molokele-sets-up-law-firm-in-hwange/">VicFallsLive</a></h4>

Recalled Hwange Central MP Sets Up Law Firm In Home Town

Former MDC Alliance national spokesperson Daniel Molokele has urged the government to consider abandoning the First-Past-the-Post (majority vote) method to elect Members of Parliament and adopt Proportional Representation.
The Hwange Central legislator said Proportional Representation makes it easy to achieve 50:50 representation in Parliament, especially in the National Assembly.
Molokele was speaking in the National Assembly during the Committee Stage of the Constitution Amendment Bill No.2. He said:
<blockquote>Even in this 2018 election, we reduced the number of women in Parliament. Alternatively, let us do proportional representation across the board so that all the 210 constituencies are under proportional representation.
Then we insist that the party list for those 210 MPs should use the zebra system so that number one is a woman, number two is a man and number three is a woman until we get to 210.
It will then allow us to push towards 50% representation of women in Parliament. That is a more practical approach.</blockquote>
Molokele voice his opposition to adding more seats in Parliament, arguing that the move will strain the fiscus.
He said the money should instead be used to repair roads or fund education in the country.
In his response to the proposal, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi concurred with Molokele.
Ziyambi, however, said that the issue can be brought forward but at the moment there is a need to deal with the issue of expiration of the women seats in 2023.
<h4>More: <a href="https://openparly.com/index.php/2021/04/19/put-all-210-seats-under-proportional-representation-molokele/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Open Parly</a></h4>

Molokele: All 210 Seats Should Be Under Proportional Representation

Former MDC Alliance spokesperson Fortune Daniel Molekele, who is the MP for Hwange Central, has thrown his weight behind beleaguered party president Nelson Chamisa whose legislators are under the threat of being recalled by the MDC-T.
The human rights lawyer was replaced by Advocate Fadzayi Mahere as the party’s spokesperson a few weeks ago.
In a statement, Molekele said after deep introspection, he has decided “in no uncertain terms” to stand behind Chamisa even if he risks being recalled from Parliament by the Thokozani Khupe-led MDC-T. He said:
<blockquote>The die is already cast.
Each legislator needs to accept that we are now all in the valley of political decision.
Each of us is being called upon to take a clear and unequivocal stance, on a point of principle.  There is no room for fence-sitting at all.
The first option is to amicably engage those who now have the power to do the recalls. They will make sure that you are guaranteed from any recall.
The second option is to continue to swear allegiance to the MDC Alliance as led by President Advocate Nelson Chamisa.
In this regard, I need to state in no uncertain terms that personally, I have decided to stand firmly with the MDC Alliance and continue to support Advocate Nelson Chamisa as my President.  This means that l am now more than ready to be recalled at any time.
I have taken some time to deeply reflect on my stance and l have come to an uncompromising position that I will remain a loyal and committed cadre of the People’s party – the MDC Alliance.
The recalls are not an end in itself. They are part of a bigger political picture.</blockquote>

Former MDC Alliance Spokesperson Swears Allegiance To Chamisa

MDC spokesperson Daniel Molekele told the media on Friday that his party is pushing for the formation of a transitional authority to be headed by a respected judge or civic society leader for two or three years leading to the holding of credible elections.
Molekele said the transitional mechanism will have to be guaranteed by SADC, UN and AU. He said:
<blockquote>A national transitional mechanism is a different concept altogether because with GNU the political parties in Parliament must form a government, but in this, we are saying all stakeholders in Zimbabwe must form a temporary government.
This means that the president must not come from any political party, but can be a respected former judge or civic society leader. The leader is given a two to three-year period to ensure that we have a transitional process to have comprehensive reforms.</blockquote>
Molekele said the MDC will not take part in the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Political_Actors_Dialogue" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD)</a> which he said are an extension of Zanu PF.
He said that his party did not invite former South African President Thabo Mbeki to Zimbabwe, adding that the talks between ZANU PF and MDC have not yet begun.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/12/mdc-going-to-talks-for-reforms/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

MDC Spokesperson Sheds Light On The Party's Proposed Transitional Authority

The car of Douglas Mwonzora, the former secretary-general of the opposition MDC led by Nelson Chamisa was over the weekend vandalised in an alleged clash between party supporters aligned to Chamisa and those who support him.
Speaking to the Daily News on Sunday, Mwonzora confirmed the incident which occurred during and after the party’s National Executive Council (Nec) meeting. He said:
<blockquote>All I can tell you is that my car was damaged … I can refer you to the spokesperson of the party, Daniel Molokele.
I don’t know the people who damaged my car by name, apart from the fact that they are a bunch of cowards.</blockquote>
This comes after Mwonzora declared that despite renewed efforts by party stalwarts to have him ejected from the party, he was going nowhere.
Mwonzora who revealed his ambition to lead the party before pulling out of the presidential race in the run-up towards the party’s Congress recently <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/11/03/mwonzora-dares-mdc-bigwigs-to-try-it-as-fresh-bid-to-oust-him-thickens/">dared party members who want him dismissed to “try it”</a> saying that he was not going anywhere.
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2019/11/11/violence-rocks-chamisa-mdc-as-party-fissures-widen">Daily News</a>

Mwonzora's Car Vandalised In MDC Violence

Opposition MDC party has thanked party leaders and supporters who supported vice-chairperson Job Sikhala who was on Monday released on $5 000 bail. Sikhala was arrested last week and charged with treason after some political banter at a campaign rally in Bikita.
Addressing a crowd that had congregated for the rally more than a week ago, Sikhala vowed that the MDC will overthrow the government before the elections scheduled for 2023. MDC spokesperson, Daniel Molekele said in a statement:
<blockquote>The MDC would like to confirm that our National Vice-Chairman Hon. Job Sikhala has been granted 5 000 RTGS$ bail
Hon. Sikhala is still expected to appear in court on 24th July 2019 for his remand hearing.</blockquote>
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<blockquote>The MDC also takes this opportunity to thank all our party leaders and members who actively expressed their solidarity to Hon. Sikhala
Daniel Molokele
MDC National Spokesperson</blockquote>
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MDC Grateful For Supporters' Solidarity With Sikhala