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MDC president Douglas Mwonzora has accused the Citizen Coalition for Change (CCC) and its Members of Parliament of assenting to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s alleged plans to run for a third presidential term or seek an extension of his current one.
Addressing reporters in Bulawayo, Mwonzora dismissed Mnangagwa’s recent assertion that he will not seek a third term and will retire at the end of his second and final term in 2028.
Mwonzora alleged that the CCC lawmakers have tacitly approved Mnangagwa’s purported plans to remain in power beyond the constitutionally mandated two-term limit. Said Mwonzora (via <a href="https://cite.org.zw/mwonzora-alleges-ccc-mps-complicit-in-mnangagwa-third-term-agenda/">CITE</a>):
<blockquote>
The president’s party ZANU PF is talking about his presidential term ending in 2030. We know they want to extend the term of office by another term but their ZANU PF lawyers are aware that extending a term may be difficult so they want to extend the presidential term to say it is not five years but now seven years.
Most of their leaders are in agreement. This is selling out Zimbabwe’s constitution, and the people and is selfish because these MPs want to stay in Parliament for as long as possible.
Others have left their political parties to form another party, abandon it, form another one and the people who are running this project are former officers from the Border Gezi masquerading as the opposition. They are busy taking the opposition for the ride.
</blockquote>
Mwonzora substantiated his claims that CCC is heavily compromised by citing circumstantial evidence.He said:
<blockquote>
There is a legal phrase res ipsa loquitur meaning facts speak for themselves. Don’t you see they are compromised? Don’t you see they have a given Emmerson Mnangagwa two-thirds majority?
Don’t you see the leader of the CCC was quiet when the recalls were done? Right now CCC in Parliament have not spoken against the third term, I dare them to speak against the third term.
</blockquote>
Mwonzora acknowledged that during his tenure as the leader of the opposition in Parliament, he would occasionally meet with Mnangagwa and “never made a secret of it”, in contrast to the CCC leaders who have reportedly been hosted at lavish banquets at State House. He said:
<blockquote>
I would go to meet him as leader of the opposition but never, never did President Mnangagwa or his wife throw a party for me.
President Mnangagwa’s wife threw a party for the CCC MPs in the State House. What more evidence do we require?
Our brothers and sisters have been compromised and are supporting the third term, supporting the extension of the term of President Mnangagwa.
They have not spoken against a third term, they have actually agreed that Mnangagwa must extend his term. Let them come out and deny it. They have not denounced it.
</blockquote>
However, Mwonzora’s allegations against the CCC appear to be a case of the pot calling the kettle black, as he himself previously supported a constitutional amendment while he was the leader of the opposition in Parliament.
In 2021, Mwonzora defended MDC lawmakers for joining ZANU PF MPs in supporting a constitutional amendment that removed the requirement for a presidential running mate, extended the women’s quota, and removed the 70-year retirement age cap for judges.
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MDC leader Douglas Mwonzora says CCC MPs are supporting President Mnangagwa's plan for a third term. He accuses them of selling out Zimbabwe's constitution. Mwonzora claims CCC MPs want to stay in power for as long as possible. He says CCC leaders have been hosted at State House and are not denying support for a third term. However, Mwonzora himself supported a constitutional amendment before. He defended MDC lawmakers for supporting changes to the constitution in 2021. Mwonzora's accusations against CCC may be hypocritical based on his own past actions.

Mwonzora Claims CCC MPs Support Mnangagwa's Third Term Agenda

The MDC party, led by Douglas Mwonzora, has taken control of party offices in Bulawayo that were previously occupied by the Citizen Coalition for Change (CCC) political party and later by youth groups aligned with former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa, reported <a href="https://cite.org.zw/court-awards-mdc-us90k-in-showdown-over-byo-party-offices/">CITE</a>.
Addressing journalists in Bulawayo on Saturday, Mwonzora said the MDC was also awarded US$90,000 in compensation from the CCC by the courts.
The property, named the Gertrude Mthombeni House, is situated at Number 41 Fort Street between Second and Third Avenue in Bulawayo.
The party offices in question were named in honour of the late veteran trade unionist, who had also served as a national executive member of the original MDC party led by the late Morgan Richard Tsvangirai.
The offices have been used successively by the MDC, MDC-T, MDC Alliance, and most recently, CCC for their political activities and operations.
After Chamisa departed from the CCC in January 2024, youths associated with him took over the party’s offices, repainting the premises from the previous yellow colour to blue, and also hanging Chamisa’s portrait on the precast wall of the building.
The blue colour is associated with a new political movement being spearheaded by former CCC members Gift Ostallos Siziba and Moses Chibaya, who have claimed that Chamisa will eventually lead this emerging faction.
In response, the CCC faction led by Sengezo Tshabangu took legal action, seeking spoliation damages from Chamisa and his supporters over the unauthorised occupation and rebranding of the party offices.
Tshabangu and his colleagues argued that Chamisa’s supporters forcibly took “control, occupation, and possession” of the building by painting the whole offices and precast wall, which was “unlawful, prejudicial, and amounts to spoliation.”
However, in the latest development, the MDC has gained control, with the courts awarding Mwonzora’s party US$90,000 as compensation from the CCC. Said Mwonzora:
<blockquote>
We were in Bulawayo to officially hand over our offices to the provincial leadership. As you know, our offices in Fort Street were occupied by criminals who came and took our offices and painted them yellow. Then the criminals came again and repainted them blue.
As the MDC, we thought enough was enough and decided to take our offices back.
One, the courts ruled that we must get our offices back, and two, the courts said the MDC must be paid US$90,000 by the CCC for having used these offices.
</blockquote>
Mwonzora said that the party plans to utilise the anticipated US$90,000 it expects to receive from the CCC as part of its mobilisation efforts in the Matabeleland region.
Mwonzora added that the MDC will also move to reclaim its party offices in other areas such as Gwanda, Hwange, Gweru, and Kwekwe that were previously occupied by the CCC and its affiliates.
Furthermore, Mwonzora revealed that he had sent written notifications to Chamisa, Tshabangu, and Welshman Ncube informing them of the MDC’s intentions, but claimed that they did not respond to his correspondence. He added:
<blockquote>
We are not talking about possession. We are talking about ownership, and we do own the property. It is in the name of the MDC.
We have the title deeds and bought this property from a prominent businessman in Bulawayo well before 2011 and well before the CCC was formed.
This was well before Sengezo Tshabangu became the Sengezo Tshabangu that we know today, well before Nelson Chamisa abdicated his party.
</blockquote>
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Court Orders CCC To Pay MDC US$90k In Compensation As Mwonzora Retakes Party Offices

MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora’s ex-lover Gertrude Chuma is accusing him of neglecting their nine-year-old son and demanded that he pay US$1 500 monthly for his upkeep, reported <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200023661/mwonzora-neglects-9-year-old-son">NewsDay</a>.
Chuma revealed this before Harare magistrate Meenal Narotam yesterday. She said Mwonzora could afford to pay US$1 500 per month because apart from being a political party president, he has a farm in Nyanga and was a director at a law firm and practised as a lawyer.
She alleged that Mwonzora insisted that the minor be enrolled at a private school despite failing to pay school fees in full.
Chuma also told the court that Mwonzora has since blocked her from calling him.
The court granted Chuma her application in Mwonzora’s absence ordering the MDC-T president to pay US$500 monthly as maintenance.
Mwonzora was also ordered to pay his son’s school fees in full.
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Mwonzora Neglects His 9-year-old Son With Ex-lover

The association between Job Sikhala and Morgen Komichi has sparked criticism with some saying it sucks out all the traction Sikhala had following his release from prison. Sikhala was in prison since June 2022 and was released on 31 January 2024 upon which he launched a political movement aimed to create a broad-based mass democratic movement involving various sectors of society. However, his alignment with Komichi has raised concerns among some individuals, who argue that it undermines Sikhala’s credibility and support.
Sikhala, known for his previous involvement in launching the MDC-99 party, held a press conference in Harare on Thursday 8 February 2024 to announce his new political movement. He emphasized the need for a broad-based approach, involving civic society, students, and the church, to advance the mass democratic struggle in Zimbabwe. Drawing inspiration from South Africa’s United Democratic Front (UDF), Sikhala stressed the importance of honoring the ideals of those who fought during Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle and subsequent conflicts like Gukurahundi.
During the press conference, Sikhala also distanced himself from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), describing it as a “carcass.” This move followed the resignation of Nelson Chamisa, the founder of CCC, a week prior. Sikhala expressed his intention to address the shortcomings of the MDC, which he believed lacked grassroots participation and often experienced clashes of egos among its national leadership.
Despite Sikhala’s ambitious plans, his association with Morgen Komichi has raised eyebrows and generated criticism. Costa Nkomo, a journalist, questioned whether Komichi was taking advantage of Sikhala’s political capital or if Sikhala himself was being naive. He suggested that there might be hidden political motives behind their alliance, potentially leading to Sikhala’s failure. Nkomo said:
<blockquote>
I do not mean to demean Honourable Senator Komichi. Job Sikhala was in jail for nearly 2 years. Upon release, you advice him to start a movement with Senator Komichi possibly supporting him. Surely there is no love in politics. Just setting each other to fail.
</blockquote>
Similarly, Brighton Mutebuka, a UK-based Zimbabwean lawyer, expressed concerns about Komichi’s political bankruptcy and how it could impact Sikhala’s reputation and popularity. Mutebuka said Sikhala was ill-advised and the association would only diminish his political capital. He argued:
<blockquote>
There is nothing in it for Wiwa (Sikhala) other than bleeding much-needed political capital. Komichi is in self-inflicted political wilderness. His political gospel about returning to the old MDC project is hollow as he is preaching it after running out of options. Baba Abrahama (Komichi) is paying for his blind ambition, overestimating his political appeal &amp; frittering it away foolishly. The equation won’t balance as Wiwa is fishing from a political well that Baba Abrahama spit in a few seasons ago &amp; has never made amends with even now! So by associating with Baba Abrahama, Wiwa inevitably &amp; ill advisedly scuttles his own prospects for no obvious reason, which is painful &amp; unfortunate to see for one who has sacrificed so much for so little in return.
</blockquote>
These criticisms underscore the potential risks Sikhala may face due to his association with Komichi. Some argue that Sikhala should have been more cautious in selecting his political allies, as Komichi’s past actions, particularly his involvement in undermining Chamisa’s faction, have tainted his reputation.
Peter Gift Mutasa, a former President of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU), criticised the association comparing it to a poison that destroys political careers instantly. Others point out that Sikhala and Komichi have been friends for a long time, and that’s why Sikhala was not recalled from the MDC Alliance like others who aligned with Nelson Chamisa. 
However, supporters of Sikhala contend that his association with Komichi is a matter of personal choice and should not overshadow his achievements and contributions to the opposition movement in Zimbabwe. They believe that Sikhala’s long-standing friendship with Komichi might have influenced his decision and that it does not necessarily indicate political alignment.
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The Controversial Association: Job Sikhala And Morgen Komichi Under Scrutiny

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Douglas_Mwonzora/">Douglas Mwonzora</a>, the president of the opposition <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Movement_for_Democratic_Change/">Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)</a>, was elected as the spokesperson for the National Electoral Reforms Agenda (NERA) in Zimbabwe on January 18, 2024. NERA is a coalition of 25 political parties, including some that did not participate in the 2023 elections. Mwonzora explained that NERA aims to advocate for electoral reforms in the country, given Zimbabwe’s history of disputed elections. He said:
<blockquote>
The aim of NERA is to spearhead electoral reforms in the country. Our country has a history of disputed elections, and we need to stop that. Membership of NERA is open to all political parties whether they participated in previous elections or not.
</blockquote>
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/08/08/douglas-mwonzora-withdraws-from-the-2023-presidential-election/">Mwonzora’s MDC party did not take part in the 2023 elections</a> citing the need to implement electoral reforms. They specifically <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/05/10/mdc-loses-delimitation-report-case-here-are-the-effects/">contested and lost the delimitation exercise</a>, which Mwonzora believed was unfairly biased in favour of the ruling party, ZANU PF.
Previously, Nelson Chamisa, the current leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), the main opposition party, had threatened to boycott elections until electoral reforms were implemented. He has, however, contested in all previous elections.
Electoral reforms were also recommended in the Mothlanthe Commission report, which investigated the August 1, 2018 shooting incident in Harare. During the incident, six civilians protesting against the delayed release of presidential election results were fatally shot by the police and army.
Zimbabwe’s history of disputed elections has strained its relations with Western powers and other countries. These entities now demand electoral reforms as a prerequisite for re-engagement. Notable elections, such as those in 2008, 2018, and 2023, have been marred by allegations of ZANU PF violence against opposition supporters and claims of election result manipulation in collaboration with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC).
Some political analysts argue that the ruling party, ZANU PF, lacks the motivation to implement electoral reforms as the current system benefits them.
There are concerns among some observers that the National Electoral Reforms Agenda in Zimbabwe may not achieve its intended objectives. They speculate that the hidden agenda might be to financially benefit its members rather than bringing about substantial reforms.
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Mwonzora Elected As Spokesperson Of NERA, A Union Of 25 Parties Pushing For Electoral Reforms

MDC president Douglas Mwonzora has urged the government to ensure that food aid is distributed equitably as food shortages loom due to the El Nino effect.
El Nino is a natural climate phenomenon which causes high atmospheric temperatures and reduces rainfall amounts in southern Africa and other parts of the world.
Last month, the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) said the ongoing El Niño event is expected to last at least until April 2024.
In a Christmas message to Zimbabweans, seen by <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/opposition-demands-equitable-food-aid-distribution-el-nino-drought-relief-measures-from-govt/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>, Mwonzora also implored the central Government and local authorities to improve service delivery for citizens. He said:
<blockquote>
We end the year with many Zimbabweans at the receiving end of poor service delivery both at the central and local government levels.
As a result, some of our urban centres have been affected by cholera. Added to the manmade problems affecting our people is the impending drought caused by the El Nino phenomenon.
As we approach the new year, we demand that the government ensures equitable distribution of food aid and other interventions to mitigate the effects of drought.
</blockquote>
Mwonzora demanded that education, from ECD up to Form 4, and essential healthcare, including maternity care, should be free. He said:
<blockquote>
We call for the elimination of school fees for learners from grade one to form four. Essential healthcare, including maternity care, must be provided free of charge, especially for the poor.
The government should stimulate employment by implementing policies that attract both local and foreign investment, particularly in the manufacturing, mining, and agricultural sectors.
</blockquote>
Mwonzora also urged the government to uphold the Constitution of Zimbabwe and refrain from “unwarranted amendments”.
This is despite the fact that in 2021, Mwonzora’s MDC voted with ZANU PF in the Senate to pass Constitution Amendment Number 1, which changed the way senior judges are appointed.
The amendment scrapped public interviews for the Chief Justice, Deputy Chief Justice and the Judge President with the President making the appointments in consultation with the Judicial Service Commission.
The MDC also helped ZANU PF pass Constitution Amendment Number 2 which removed the clause on running mates and pushed the retirement age for judges from 70 to 75.
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Mwonzora Demands Equitable Food Aid Distribution From Govt As Hunger Looms

The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), led by Douglas Mwonzora, stated that the police and Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) did not find any evidence of wrongdoing when they searched Morgan Tsvangirai House. There were allegations that the party was not paying electricity bills and tampering with electricity meters at its headquarters.
Mwonzora emphasised that the MDC is a law-abiding and professional party that would never allow its offices to be involved in criminal activities. He said:
<blockquote>
Yesterday, acting on a false and malicious “tip off,” ZRP and ZESA officials visited our headquarters, demanding to carry out certain investigations. We agreed, and they did their work. Nothing amis was found at our headquarters all. 
We are grateful at the level of professionalism shown by the investigators in this case. What was clear is that people opposed to our leadership wanted to harass and embarrass our organisation through abuse of state institutions.  
  
The MDC is law-abiding and professional and can never allow its offices to be used for crime. We are busy with the program of serious reconstruction of our party to be the effective vanguard of the people to deliver democratic change.
</blockquote>
Mwonzora’s post came after the MDC released a statement alleging that the police and ZESA received false information from the MDC’s enemies. Read the statement:
<blockquote>
<h3>False Tip-off to ZESA by Our Enemies</h3>
MDC condemns in the strongest terms the recent attempt by our adversaries to mislead the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) officials and the Zimbabwe Republic Police with false accusations regarding alleged illegal power connections at our party headquarters. Our erstwhile and fervent enemies are resoning to desperate measures to divert attention from the critical bread and butter issues currently occupying the minds of our people. This orchestrated effon to tarnish our pany’s image through baseless allegations is a clear indication of the lengths they are willing to go to undermine the democratic principles we stand for. In the spirit of transparency and our commitment to upholding the rule of law, we allowed the police and ZESA officials unhindered access to thoroughly investigate the false claims. We are pleased to announce that their findings have vindicated our party, as no evidence of any illegal power connections was discovered.
Our adversaries have recently engaged in other nefarious activities, including a violent attempt to overrun our party headquarters just a fortnight ago. They resorted to hiring thugs in an attempt to disrupt law and order, jeopardizing the safety of our members. Additionally, we must address the recent attempt to incite rebellion among our workers under false pretenses. Despite these challenges, we want to assure our supporters and the nation at large that the MDC remains steadfast in its commitment to the principles of democracy, justice, and the well-being of the Zimbabwean people.
As we navigate through these adversities, we reiterate our dedication to the people’s cause. The MDC will forge ahead with the current reconstruction under the theme of the 3Rs: Reset, Restart, and Recover all.
Our focus will remain on addressing the genuine concerns of our people and working towards a Zimbabwe that is free, inclusive, and prosperous for all. It has always been about the people, and it shall remain so until Zimbabwe is free from the shackles of oppression and stands as a beacon of democracy and justice.
</blockquote>
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Police, ZESA "Found Nothing" After Pouncing On Morgan Tsvangirai House Over "Tampering With Metres"

The Douglas Mwonzora-led MDC has reportedly been failing to pay its employees for the past eight months.
Mwonzora was on Friday forced to attend a crisis meeting convened by the disgruntled employees.
<a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/mdc-employees-threaten-to-seize-headquarters-after-party-failed-to-pay-salaries-for-eight-months/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> reported sources as saying some of the workers were contemplating pushing for the dismissal of Mwonzora. Said a source:
<blockquote>
The party has not paid us for the past eight months and the employees have resorted to confront the party.
Right now Mwonzora is in the building and he is in a meeting with the other workers.
The party leadership has been collecting funds from rentals and all this money is being used without accountability.
</blockquote>
The workers had reportedly planned to take over the Morgan Tsvangirai House, formerly Harvest House, and force Mwonzora and the National Council to a meeting.
Asked to comment on the allegations, outside their headquarters, MDC director of information Chengetai Guta said:
<blockquote>
That is an internal issue. We do not discuss human resource issues in the public domain. So whatever you allege remains an allegation.
We are yet to hear more from you if at all you have anything. But like I have said human resource issues are not issues of public concern this is an internal issue and one that will be resolved internally if at all there is anything like that.
</blockquote>
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MDC Workers Threaten To Seize Party Headquarters Over Unpaid Salaries

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Douglas_Mwonzora/">Douglas Mwonzora</a>, the leader of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Movement_for_Democratic_Change/">MDC-T</a>, has said the recent recalling of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Citizens'_Coalition_for_Change/">Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)</a> Members of Parliament and Councillors by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Sengezo_Tshabangu/">Sengezo Tshabangu</a> highlights the lack of proper corporate governance within the main opposition party.
Mwonzora sees Tshabangu’s actions as a signal for the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nelson_Chamisa/">Nelson Chamisa</a>-led party to establish better organisational structures. He told <a href="https://cite.org.zw/ccc-recalls-sign-of-partys-internal-problems-says-mwonzora/">CITE</a>:
<blockquote>
It is very clear that there is an absence of corporate governance within the party. I am aware that Tshabangu signed for other candidates in this election and people cannot say that they don’t know him.
What Tshabangu is saying there is that let’s go back to corporate governance, let’s go back to a party with structures, with officials and not a party which is one man band, that is the logic not that there is something legal about it.
</blockquote>
Mwonzora stated that the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) did not submit its constitution to parliament, making it challenging for the Speaker of Parliament, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jacob_Mudenda/">Jacob Mudenda</a>, to determine who speaks on behalf of the party. Mwonzora clarified that the Speaker cannot judge whether Tshabangu has the authority to correspond with him without proper documentation. He also defended Mudenda, stating that the Speaker does not have the authority to interfere in political party matters. He added:
<blockquote>
The law is very clear and apparently this law was drafted in Bulawayo, actually in the Rainbow Hotel 5th floor and the people who drafted it were myself, Jacob Mudenda, Paul Mangwana, the late Magaisa, Edward Mukosi and some lawyer from Bulawayo, Josphat Tshuma, we drafted it and we removed the powers from the speaker to determine things that come from political parties.
What must happen is that recalls must be discussed at a political level and when they come to parliament, the parliament has absolutely no discretion. So, I can’t tell you whether Tshabangu has authority, but the most important thing is that there must be evidence that he has no authority and that evidence comes from a constitution.
</blockquote>
Mwonzora claimed that Chamisa’s letter to the Speaker of Parliament was an afterthought, implying that it was a late response to the recalls initiated by Tshabangu. He stated that Tshabangu’s actions of recalling individuals from Parliament gave him an advantage because he acted first in the matter.
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Mwonzora Says The Recalling Of CCC MPs Highlight CCC's Lack Of Proper Corporate Governance

Councillor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Lovemore_Maiko/">Lovemore Maiko</a> of Ward 7 was re-elected as the Mayor of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Chitungwiza_Municipality/">Chitungwiza town</a> in Zimbabwe on September 18, 2023. Alongside him, Councillor Jerita Mutingwende from Ward 12, both representing the CCC party, was chosen as the Deputy Mayoress. Maiko secured 31 votes in the election, surpassing Leah Chidamba of the ruling ZANU PF who received only two votes.
The election process was overseen by Mr. <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tafadzwa_Muguti/">Tafadzwa Muguti</a>, the Secretary for Provincial Affairs and Devolution. Speaking after the election, Muguti said:
<blockquote>
I expect councillors to support, respect and work hand-in-hand with the mayor and deputy. I also ask for discernment and being able to understand that the moment you are elected, you’re not a political appointee, but a full government official. We take our politics, be it Zanu PF or CCC, to our party offices. The moment we come here, residents expect to see city fathers and mothers who are going to help and lead them.
</blockquote>
During his acceptance speech, Mayor Maiko expressed his commitment to prioritise the well-being of the residents. He acknowledged the responsibility and leadership required to provide reliable and quality service to the municipality’s residents, emphasising his dedication to fulfilling this duty. He said:
<blockquote>
I accept this with a huge sense of responsibility and the agency of leadership in delivering quality service to the residents of our municipality reliably. Councillors are residents first before they are aldermen, and collectively we shall remain conscious of this and plan, implement and evaluate within the framework of this position.
</blockquote>
Maiko was first elected Mayor in 2018, but in March 2022 was recalled by the opposition MDC-T, led by <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Douglas_Mwonzora">Douglas Mwonzora.</a> He is one of dozens of councillors and legislators who were recalled by the MDC-T since the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/04/02/full-supreme-court-ruling-on-mdc-leadership-crisis-case/">2020 Supreme Court ruling</a> on the MDC leadership crisis. 
In Chitungwiza, there are a total of 33 Councillors. Among them, 25 were elected as Ward councillors, while the remaining 8 were selected through proportional representation. ZANU PF has three councillors representing them in the municipality.
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Councillor Lovemore Maiko Re-Elected As Mayor Of Chitungwiza Town

MDC leader Douglas Mwonzora says he is not interested in the outcome of the 23 August 2023 Harmonised Elections because the party was not involved in the electoral process, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200015933/we-had-no-dog-in-the-fight-mwonzora">reported NewsDay</a>.
Mwonzora withdrew from the presidential race citing an unfair electoral playing field but the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) included his name on the ballot paper and he garnered 28 883 votes.
Addressing the media in Harare on Monday, 28 August 2023, Mwonzora said the MDC boycotted the elections because the whole process was flawed. He said:
<blockquote>
We had nothing to do with the results of the elections. We made it clear that we are not in this election, so we are not interested in the results of this election. Those who were in this election can advise us better.
We had no dog in the fight. We disagree because this election is fundamentally flawed on the basis of delimitation, on the basis of discrimination, on the basis of disenfranchisement of other people.
</blockquote>
He also said ZEC retained his name on the presidential ballot paper despite his withdrawal from the race to allocate him a figure. Said Mwonzora:
<blockquote>
I am not interested in the figure. I told them I was not interested in their election and I have very little interest in the results of this election because they are not very meaningful to us.
What we do know is that the condition for free and fair elections has not existed for us because 87 of our candidates were disenfranchised and people were denied the right to exercise their right.
</blockquote>
Mwonzora took over the MDC from Nelson Chamisa in 2020 following a court ruling that nullified the latter’s ascendancy to the presidency following the death of party founder Morgan Tsvangirai in February 2018.
Some political commentators said ZANU PF used State institutions to facilitate Mwonzora’s takeover of the MDC in order to divide and weaken the party which won the majority of parliamentary seats in 2008.
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Mwonzora Says Not Interested In 2023 Election Results

Douglas Mwonzora, the leader of the opposition party MDC, has alleged that ZANU PF instructed the European Union (EU) to take back its 3 million Euro intended for political parties in Zimbabwe to train and deploy polling agents. He made the remarks during an interview with Blessed Mhlanga on Heart and Soul TV during which he explained his decision to withdraw from the 2023 presidential race.
Mwonzora also raised concerns about the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) using an “illegal” and “unconstitutional” delimitation report, which he believed was designed to manipulate election outcomes. Mwonzora highlighted the MDC’s disadvantage due to the disqualification of 87 of its candidates under biased and unfair circumstances. He criticised the ZEC’s handling of the disqualification cases, describing it as “vindictive” and suggesting that it was setting the MDC up for failure. He said:
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In addition to that, the high-level political platform that is the platform headed by the Zim Institute which is made up of the CCC (Citizens Coalition for Change led by Nelson Chamisa), ZANU PF and the MDC secured financial resources from the European Union to the tune of 3 million euro for training and deployment of polling agents. So each political party was supposed to get roughly about 1 million euro for the deployment and training of polling agents.
 ZANU PF has vetoed that unilaterally and told the European Union to take back its money. In other words, they have made it impossible for the other political parties – the CCC, my party the MDC to secure polling agents and to pay polling agents and the reason is very very clear, they want an election that is not free and fair. The opposition is being set up by ZANU PF, is being set up by the government of (President Emmerson) Mnangagwa to perform badly and as the MDC we could not put up with that. 
</blockquote>
The MDC currently has only 24 Parliamentary candidates remaining after 87, plus an additional 73, were disqualified. Mwonzora explained that the disqualification of the 73 candidates was based on general reasons, such as being nominated by individuals outside their respective constituencies which he attributed to confusion caused by the ZEC’s delimitation process. He stated that the party is not lodging a complaint specifically regarding the disqualification of the 73 candidates since their disqualification was based on universally applicable grounds. Mwonzora accused the ZEC of being vindictive due to the MDC’s challenge against the commission’s Delimitation report, which the party sought to have nullified.
<h3>Polling agents play a crucial role in elections.</h3>
They are representatives appointed by political parties to monitor polling stations and ensure a fair voting process. In the 2018 elections, the MDC Alliance, then led by Nelson Chamisa, faced challenges when they failed to deploy agents at certain polling stations. The party alleged that rigging was prevalent at those polling stations. Unfortunately, without their polling agents present, the party couldn’t provide evidence to support the allegations. Polling agents serve as watchdogs, safeguarding the integrity of the electoral process and enabling parties to address any irregularities or concerns that arise during voting.
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Mwonzora Says ZANU PF Instructed EU To Take Back 3 Million Euros Meant For Training Of Polling Agents

MDC-T president Douglas Mwonzora has said opposition political parties that will participate in the 23 August general elections are exercising “foolish bravery” and “going against God.”
Mwonzora said the election is a “sham”, arguing that there has been a selective application of the law in the run-up to the polls to favour ZANU PF and disadvantage the opposition.
The MDC-T leader withdrew his candidature last week in protest over the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s (ZEC) decision to bar 87 of his aspiring Parliamentarians from contesting.
Addressing reporters at a Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) dialogue in Harare, Mwonzora said it’s unwise for the opposition to take part in a “rotten, dirty election”. He said:
<blockquote>
Participating in this election is an act of foolish bravery, this election is stacked against the opposition.
Already laws are being changed as the election process is going on, and there is selective application of the law.
Some people are being arrested, some are not, some are being arrested and released and some are being detained.
I cannot encourage a brother or sister to get into this election. Doing so is going against God.
This is a rotten, dirty election, an election stacked against democracy.
</blockquote>
<a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/foolish-bravery-says-mwonzora-on-those-set-to-contest-mnangagwa-zanu-pf-in-upcoming-polls-mdc-leader-says-election-already-a-sham/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> reported that opposition parties have not been granted access to Special Voting processes, ballot paper designs, and the voters’ roll itself.
Although Mwonzora withdrew from the presidential contest, his name will still be on the ballot paper because he notified ZEC of his decision less than the stipulated 21 days before the election.
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Mwonzora Urges Opposition Parties To Boycott 23 August Elections

MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora said that he called President Emmerson Mnangagwa to complain about the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s (ZEC) decision to bar 87 of the party’s aspiring Parliamentarians from contesting this year’s general elections.
Addressing reporters on Monday at a Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) dialogue on the upcoming elections, Mwonzora said Mnangagwa seemed to understand his grievances.
As a result, Mwonzora was perplexed when the court ruled against the MDC-T candidates as it was not consistent with what he (Mnangagwa) had told him in their private conversation. Said Mwonzora, as quoted by <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/mwonzora-called-mnangagwa-after-zecs-decision-to-bar-87-of-his-mps-zanu-pf-candidate-felt-mdc-counterpart-was-being-hard-done/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>:
<blockquote>
I did engage Mnangagwa because this was an abnormal development where we had 87 people who were denied an opportunity to take part in electoral processes.
We spoke and he agreed with me. He agreed with me on what public policy was, the interpretation of the constitution and law.
We talked not as President and Leader of the Opposition but as lawyers. The candidates qualified in terms of the constitution.
Mnangagwa understood our case or so he says. What then happened was then inconsistent with what he expressed.
Either he was not telling us the truth, or he was overruled by his own system, we do not know.
</blockquote>
He said he also talked to ZEC’s Chief Elections Officer Utloile Silaigwana and ZEC Chairperson Priscilla Chigumba.
Mwonzora described Silaigwana as “rude”.
The MDC-T will now field only 24 candidates out of 210 National Assembly constituencies and an unspecified number in local government elections.
From the year 1999 when the MDC was formed until Mwonzora controversially took over the presidency in December 2020, the party was the strongest opposition political party in Zimbabwe and in 2008, won the majority of seats in Parliament.
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Mwonzora Claims Mnangagwa Felt ZEC Was Unfair In Disqualifying MDC-T Candidates

The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), led by Senator Douglas Mwonzora, has asserted that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) lacks the authority to compel their party’s participation in the upcoming 2023 harmonized election, which the MDC alleges to be fraudulent. Senator Mwonzora withdrew from the presidential race due to concerns regarding the mishandling of the electoral process by the ZEC. He expressed discontent with the ZEC’s decision to exclude 87 MDC candidates for Members of Parliament, perceiving it as an act of political discrimination.
Subsequently, the ZEC promptly issued a statement clarifying that a presidential candidate has the option to withdraw from the race by providing written notification to the Chief Elections Officer of the ZEC, 21 days prior to the polling day. This announcement was widely interpreted as implying that the ZEC had already printed the ballot papers, with Mwonzora’s name included despite his withdrawal. Conversely, presidential aspirant Saviour Kasukuwere, who was disqualified from the election, does not appear on the ballot papers, despite his case still being pending before the courts. This has led to speculation that the election outcome has been predetermined.
In a statement obtained by Pindula News and dated August 11, 2023, the MDC asserts that the ZEC cannot coerce them into participating in the elections. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
<h3>ZEC Can’t Force Us to Participate in a Fraudulent Election</h3>
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) issued a statement that our Presidential candidate cannot withdraw his candidature. In their reply to us delivered on the 9th of August 2023, ZEC stated that they cannot “remove” our candidate’s name on the ballot paper.
The impression here is that the ballot paper has already been printed. How can that be, when the case of a presidential candidate Saviour Kasukuwere was still pending in the courts? We are boycotting the election because ZEC unfairly disqualified 87 of our parliamentary candidates. Further, there has been selective application of the law against the MDC.
In cases to do with rights of candidates to participate, ZEC has always acted in favor of candidates participating. However, It has acted differently In cases involving the MDC. In fact, it has mounted spirited legal battles against the participation by MDC candidates. This is a matter of historical record. The MDC cannot accept this discrimination by an election management body.
What is clear is that ZEC is punishing the MDC for having challenged the delimitation report. It is insisting on our candidate to remain in the race because they have prematurely printed ballot papers and they know it is illegal. The MDC can never agree to be part of a farce and a sham that this election has turned out to be.
We reiterate that our President cannot be forced to take part in a process that lacks integrity. ZEC knows that it has made this election a serious and monumental fraud. 
</blockquote>
In May, Mwonzora contested the ZEC delimitation report, alleging that it favoured the ZANU PF party. However, he lost the case on a technicality when the courts ruled that Mwonzora was not affected by delimitation since his constituency encompassed the entirety of Zimbabwe. As a result, voters have the freedom to select presidential candidates regardless of their geographical location. Mwonzora sought a court declaration to invalidate the delimitation, instruct the ZEC to redo the process, and compel President Emmerson Mnangagwa to postpone setting an election date until a new delimitation report was available. If Mwonzora’s application had been granted by the Constitutional Court, the 2023 general elections would have been delayed. Chief Justice Luke Malaba argued that as a presidential candidate, Mwonzora was not impacted by constituency boundaries. Additionally, he questioned why Mwonzora, as the leader of the MDC-T, had not presented sworn affidavits from potential candidates who would have been adversely affected by the delimitation.
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MDC: ZEC Can't Force Us To Participate In A Fraudulent Election

The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), under the leadership of Senator Douglas Mwonzora, has announced plans for a march in Harare with a proposed participation of 3000 individuals. The party said the purpose of the march is to demand electoral reforms in Zimbabwe. In an official letter dated August 9, 2023, addressed to the Regulating Officer of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) at Harare Central Police Station, the party’s national organizing secretary, Benevolence Taisekwa, said they will march from Robert Mugabe Square to 4th Street. Reads the letter in part:
<blockquote>
The Regulating Officer Zimbabwe Republic Police Harare Central Police Station
Dear Sir
<h3>Re: Notification to Hold a Demonstration</h3>
We hereby notify you that on the 17th of August, 2023 the Movement for Democratic Change intends to hold a peaceful demonstration. The purpose of the demonstration is the demand for electoral reforms in Zimbabwe. The theme will be, “No to Disenfranchisement.“
We are expecting about 3000 people to attend. Our route will be starting at Robert Mugabe Square, down Rotten Row Road up to 4th Street, then Robert Mugabe Road westwards and back. We will have about 50 ushers to help maintain order.
Your earnest consideration will be greatly appreciated.
</blockquote>
The intended march follows Mwonzora’s recent announcement to withdraw from the 2023 presidential race. Mwonzora cited an uneven playing field, strategically designed to hinder the MDC’s chances of success. In particular, he expressed concerns over the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s (ZEC) management of the elections. Mwonzora’s dissatisfaction was fueled by the ZEC’s decision to disqualify the party’s 87 MP candidates, leaving MDC with only 24 Parliamentary candidates. He viewed this disqualification as a form of political discrimination.
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Mwonzora-led MDC Planning A 3000-Man March Over Electoral Reforms In Zimbabwe

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has stipulated that a candidate nominated for the presidential election has the option to withdraw from the race by providing written notification to the Chief Elections Officer of the ZEC, 21 days prior to the polling day. In a notice seen by Pindula News, the commission said:
<blockquote>
DID YOU KNOW?
WITHDRAWAL OF A CANDIDATE FOR ELECTION AS PRESIDENT 
A candidate nominated for election as President can withdraw from the election by informing the Chief Elections Officer of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) in writing, twenty-one (21) days before the polling day.
</blockquote>
This notice follows shortly after Senator Douglas Mwonzora, the leader of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), publicly announced his decision to withdraw from the presidential race. Mwonzora cited concerns regarding election mismanagement by the ZEC as the reason for his withdrawal. He expressed discontent with the ZEC’s decision to disqualify 87 MDC’s National Assembly candidates, which he perceived as an act of political discrimination. Mwonzora criticised the ZEC, stating that their actions were setting the MDC up for failure in the elections scheduled for August 23.
The ZEC’s notice indicates that Mwonzora is likely to remain on the ballot despite his withdrawal announcement.
There were concerns that Mwonzora’s presence on the ballot might imply that the ZEC had already printed the ballot papers before the resolution of Saviour Kasukuwere’s case. Kasukuwere, an aspiring candidate, is challenging his disqualification from the race. He was disqualified on the grounds of not being a registered voter due to his residence outside his constituency for over 18 months. Kasukuwere is contesting that specific clause of the Electoral Act.
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Presidential Candidates Can Withdraw 21 Days Before Election Day: ZEC

The Constitutional Court on Tuesday dismissed Saviour Kasukuwere’s application for direct access to set aside a Supreme Court judgment that upheld the nullification of his nomination as a presidential candidate by the Harare High Court.
The three-member bench, led by Deputy Chief Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza, sitting with Justices Paddington Garwe and Rita Makarau, ruled that Kasukuwere’s application for direct access was a disguised appeal and, therefore, not properly before the court. The ruling brings to an end a case that has raised substantive and critical questions concerning the constitutionality of the Electoral Act, voter deregistration by operation of law, the protection of the right to vote, and the meaning of “ordinarily resident in Zimbabwe.”
Kasukuwere has expressed his intention to appeal the Supreme Court judgment, but with only 14 days to go before polling day, time is running out for open-ended court battles. The unresolved substantive constitutional questions raised by the case, compounded by inconclusive nomination challenges in the courts, have damaged the credibility of the election, according to former Information minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo.
Kasukuwere’s chief election agent and spokesperson Jackie Sande says they are going back to the Supreme Court to file an application seeking leave to appeal its judgement which upheld the High Court ruling barring Kasukuwere from contesting the election. 
Responding to the constitutional court decision, Kasukuwere said:
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We have noted the judgement and interestingly it opens new avenues for us to appeal the SC judgement and luckily we are still within time. As long as the court rooms are open, it’s game on until the Fat lady sings. Prof Wel Ncube, Adv Method Ndhlovu, Adv Mutero and team well done. Battles are lost but not the WAR. We fight on.
</blockquote>
Jaqueline Sande stated that they are fighting to get Kasukuwere on the ballot paper and ensure a credible election outcome. There are concerns that MDC leader Douglas Mwonzora, who withdrew his candidature recently, may be on the ballot paper, indicating that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) printed before Kasukuwere’s case was resolved.
Kasukuwere presented himself as a third option in a race largely seen as a toss-up between Mnangagwa and Nelson Chamisa. Some political analysts believe that his announcement of running for the presidency was directed at ZANU PF members disgruntled with Mnangagwa, particularly those who were pro-Robert Mugabe before the November 2017 coup.
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Constitutional Court Dismisses Kasukuwere's Presidential Nomination Challenge

Senator Douglas Mwonzora, the leader of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/08/08/douglas-mwonzora-withdraws-from-the-2023-presidential-election/">announced his withdrawal from the 2023 presidential race</a> on Tuesday, 08 August 2023. This decision has triggered an analysis of the evolution of his stance on elections.
Mwonzora assumed leadership of the MDC, taking over from Thokozani Khupe, who had been serving as the interim president. The party awaited the Supreme Court-sanctioned Congress to elect its new leader. Since the passing of its founding leader Morgan Tsvangirai in 2018, the MDC has been embroiled in leadership disputes. Both Khupe and Nelson Chamisa claimed to be the rightful successors until the courts ruled that the party should hold an elective congress.
After the courts ruled against Chamisa, the former Student leader decided not to participate in the congress where Mwonzora was elected as the MDC leader. Khupe alleged that the congress was rigged and eventually left the party to form a now-defunct splinter group.
Chamisa, along with some dissatisfied MDC officials and those who had been dismissed from the party for supporting him, regrouped and formed the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). The party, with some members still representing MDC in Parliament, quickly gained momentum and overshadowed the MDC.
<h3>Mwonzora’s stance on elections: Makatimezha Kupi?</h3>
When the MDC expelled some of its members from Parliament and local councils for their allegiance to Chamisa, by-elections were triggered. Political analysts predicted that the Mwonzora-led faction would not win any elections due to its lack of popularity compared to Nelson Chamisa’s CCC. Mwonzora dismissed these claims, asserting that the MDC was prepared for elections. He questioned, “munoti hatichina vanhu makatimezha kupi,” which loosely translates to “Where did you measure us to conclude that we lack supporters?” Watch the video below for more.
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By-elections were held on 26 March 2022, and the MDC Alliance did not win even a single seat out of the 28 National Assembly and 121 local government seats that were up for grabs. The seats were divided between the ruling ZANU PF and the CCC with the latter winning the majority.
<h3>Mwonzora then predicted victory in the 2023 elections</h3>
Despite the previous setback, Mwonzora conceded defeat and announced that the party was regrouping and focusing its efforts on the 2023 elections. Last year, he told reporters that he had a dream in which the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) declared him the winner of the 2023 presidential race.
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<h3>Mwonzora’s withdrawal from the 2023 Elections</h3>
Today, Mwonzora withdrew his candidacy from the 2023 presidential election, citing the poor management of the electoral process by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). Watch the video below for more.
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Some political analysts speculate that Mwonzora withdrew to avoid inevitable humiliation. The MDC recently lost an appeal in which its 87 parliamentary candidates were contesting their disqualification by the ZEC. This means that the party is now left with only 24 candidates competing in constituencies, excluding proportional representation. While Mwonzora’s constituency is the entire country, having more MPs would have been advantageous for him.
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Evolution Of Douglas Mwonzora's Stance On Elections

MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora has announced his withdrawal from the upcoming presidential election, citing concerns about election mismanagement by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). Mwonzora expressed his dissatisfaction with the decision of the ZEC to bar the party’s 87 MP candidates, which he viewed as political discrimination. Watch the video below for more.
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This withdrawal comes amidst allegations of massive irregularities by ZEC and ZANU PF. With Mwonzora’s departure, eight candidates, down from eleven (11), remain in the race for the presidency, following the disqualification of Linda Masarira and Saviour Kasukuwere.
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Douglas Mwonzora Withdraws From The 2023 Presidential Election

The electoral court Monday dismissed the appeal by the MDC’s 87 parliamentary candidates against their disqualification by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC). In a statement seen by Pindula News, the party said it is now only left with 24 candidates contesting in constituencies besides proportional representation. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
<h3>The Electoral Court Passes Judgment on MDC 87</h3>
Yesterday the electoral court dismissed the appeal by the MDC’s 87 parliamentary candidates against their disqualification by ZEC. As has become the norm with MDC cases, this case was dismissed on technicalities. The court completely avoided looking into the merits of this case.
It is a matter of record that on the night of the nomination court, the 87 candidates fulfilled all the constitutional requirements and were were successfully vetted as candidates. However, payment for their nomination fees could not be made as the election commission made it impossible for the MDC to pay citing bank challenges.
Although the commission had advised the MDC that it would accept payment by cash and via swipe, they did not avail the swiping machine to the MDC officials.
ZEC then refused the suggestion by the said officials that they make bulk payment for their candidates using bank transfer. On the 22nd of June 2023 , ZEC issued a statement extending the deadline of payment to 1730 on that day. However for reasons best known to them, ZEC still refused to accept payments from the MDC. There is no doubt that this was an act of vindictiveness, partiality and partisanship on the pan of the election management body. It constitutes gross violations of political rights as enshrined in section 67 of the Constitution.
The Elections slated for the 23rd of August 2023 are now but a complete farce and are characterised by mass exclusion of other contestants. Further, they are being held under a delimitation report that is completely illegal and was condemned by parliament.
The MDC is now only left with 24 candidates contesting in constituencies besides proportional representation. Our participation in this election is clearly under serious protest. The ZEC and government have constricted democratic space in Zimbabwe.
Despite all these deliberate setbacks, the MDC will continue with its struggle for true democracy and inclusivity. We therefore call upon our members and supporters to remain calm, peaceful, and resolute in the face of this setback. Our commitment to a free, fair, and inclusive Zimbabwe endures, and we will persist in advocating for the democratic values that form the bedrock of our nation.
</blockquote>
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MDC Left With 24 Candidates As Court Dismisses Appeal Against Disqualification

MDC-T president Douglas Mwonzora has slammed former party spokesperson Witness Dube and other parliamentarians who recently defected to ZANU PF.
Mwonzora said Dube and the other defectors are “weak-willed” and were bribed by ZANU PF. <a href="https://bulawayo24.com/index-id-news-sc-national-byo-233670.html">He was quoted as saying</a>:
<blockquote>
Some top MDC leaders and parliamentarians, who were weak-willed, have been bought by trinkets and joined ZANU PF.
These blinded them such that they see nothing wrong with hobnobbing with a party that has destroyed the livelihoods of millions of Zimbabweans.
The MDC remains the only party that is pro-poor and pro-people, a true vanguard of the people.
</blockquote>
Dube, who dumped MDC-T on Saturday, was paraded by ZANU PF at a rally in Centenary later that day.
He claimed that the MDC-T received funds from the State but squandered the money resulting in its failure to field parliamentary candidates in the upcoming general elections.
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Mwonzora Says Witness Dube Was "Bought" By ZANU PF

Nelson Chamisa launched the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party’s election campaign in Mkoba, Gweru on Sunday, July 16, 2023, ahead of the August 23 polls. The police had previously blocked the party from launching the campaign in Bindura on two separate occasions.
During the event, Chamisa addressed party supporters at Mkoba Stadium and promised to provide title deeds to all resettled farmers. He pledged to tackle corruption and prioritize the economy.
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In response to the event, Thabani Mpofu, a prominent lawyer, called on members of the public to provide financial assistance to the CCC so that it can meet all of its financial obligations. Mpofu praised Chamisa’s popularity and urged people to support him in realizing Zimbabweans’ dreams and aspirations by providing assistance with polling agents. He said:
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This one (Nelson Chamisa) is hugely popular. This one is winning big. This one needs your technical and financial support In order for him to help Zimbabweans realize their dreams and aspirations, he needs assistance with polling agents. Please do what you can. It will be good enough. I promise.
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Chamisa will contest against ten other candidates, including the incumbent President Emmerson Mnangagwa, former party mate Senator Douglas Mwonzora, former cabinet minister Saviour Kasukuwere, law professor Lovemore Madhuku, Joseph Makamba Busha, Tapiwa Chikohora Trust, Blessing Kasiyamhuru, and Gwinyai Henry Muzorewa.
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PICTURES: Chamisa Formally Launches CCC Election Campaign

The opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has cancelled its manifesto launch, which was scheduled for Saturday, due to an urgent court case involving the party. The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Douglas_Mwonzora/">Douglas Mwonzora</a>-led MDC lost its bid to force the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) to register 87 of its aspiring MPs who failed to pay candidate fees.
MDC spokesperson Witness Dube said the party cannot proceed with its manifesto and campaign launch without knowing the fate of its disqualified candidates. The party will launch its election manifesto once the court case has concluded. He said:
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The Movement for Democratic Change regrets to announce the deferment of our Manifesto launch, originally scheduled for Saturday the 8th of July 2023.
 This has been necessitated by our solidarity with the ongoing urgent court case involving our 87 House of Assembly candidates. We cannot proceed with our manifesto and campaign launch without knowing the fate of the majority of our candidates who were unfairly disqualified by ZEC.
The manifesto and campaign launch is an important platform for the presentation of our vision for the future together with the united front behind it.
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MDC President Douglas Mwonzora will contest for the first office with ten other candidates, including ZANU PF’s Emmerson Mnangagwa, CCC leader Nelson Chamisa, and Independent candidate Saviour Kasukuwere.
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Mwonzora-led MDC Cancels Manifesto Launch Due To Urgent Court Case

The opposition party, Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T), led by Douglas Mwonzora, has failed to field candidates in all constituencies in Zimbabwe, reportedly due to the party’s financial troubles.
The party’s information and publicity secretary, Witness Dube, told Voice of America (VOA) Studio 7 in an interview that they were unable to pay nomination fees for all their candidates across the country by the close of the Nomination Court. Dube could not provide further details and referred the press to the party’s president, Mwonzora. He said:
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We failed to pay nomination fees for all our candidates across the country by close of the Nomination Court. Please get details from the president.
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The party’s secretary general, Tapiwa Mashakada, issued a statement to all MDC-T provinces, advising all candidates to leave their forms at ZEC (Zimbabwe Electoral Commission) offices and disperse. Read the statement:
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Due to circumstances beyond our control, all candidates are now advised to leave their forms at ZEC (Zimbabwe Electoral Commission) offices and disperse. Further communication will be issued regarding the legal status of their nomination papers in view of non-payment. Any inconvenience suffered is most sincerely regretted.
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Mwonzora had previously indicated that they were ready for the council, parliamentary, and presidential elections.
Meanwhile, ZANU PF and Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), bitter rivals, have successfully filed their nomination papers at the High Court for the upcoming harmonised elections on August 23. 
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MDC-T Failed To Field Candidates In All Constituencies In Zimbabwe

Six presidential aspirants have submitted their papers at the nomination court in Harare, marking the start of the general elections on August 23. The nomination court will consider and accept candidates for presidential, parliamentary, and local authority elections.
The presidential candidates include President Emmerson Mnangagwa (ZANU PF), Nelson Chamisa (CCC), Lovemore Madhuku (National Constituent Assembly (NCA), Trust Chikohora (Zimbabwe Coalition for Peace and Development), Linda Masarira (LEAD), and Douglas Mwonzora (MDC-T).
Saviour Kasukuwere, a presidential hopeful who plans to contest as an independent candidate, is currently registering his candidature as an independent. 
Prospective senators, members of parliament, and aspiring councillors are also filing their papers at provincial capitals and district centres across the country.
The Nomination Court for Zimbabwe’s upcoming elections requires a US$20 000 (R400,000) fee to be lodged at the high court for presidential candidates, US$1000 (R20,000) for parliamentarians at provincial courts, and US$200 (R4,000) for those aspiring to Senate seats.
Although the fees were contested last week, the Constitutional Court upheld the amounts. On Monday, opposition political parties filed an urgent court application seeking a reduction in the fees, but High Court Judge Justice Munamato Mutevedzi ruled that the matter was not urgent and should be set down for a normal hearing. 
ZAPU, an opposition party in Zimbabwe, has failed to file papers for the presidential nomination, with party leader Mr. Sibangilizwe Nkomo allegedly withdrawing his candidacy the night before the filing deadline. The high nomination fees were cited as one of the reasons for their decision not to participate in the presidential election.
The party spokesperson, Msongelwa Ndlovu, stated that ZAPU considered the nomination fees to be unreasonable and felt that they were being asked to buy their democratic rights for $20,000, which sends a bad message to disadvantaged children. However, sources within the party told the <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/zapu-chickens-out-of-presidential-race/#:~:text=OPPOSITION%20ZAPU%20has%20failed%20to,Harmonised%20Elections%20on%20August%2023.">Chronicle</a> that the decision not to run for the presidency had nothing to do with the nomination fees, as the party had already raised the necessary funds. The timing of the announcement left the party without another option to appoint a new candidate for the presidential nomination. Nonetheless, ZAPU will participate in the National Assembly and local government elections.
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Six Presidential Candidates Submit Papers For Zimbabwe 23 Aug Elections

The Zimbabwe Republic Police intervened after members of the opposition <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Movement_for_Democratic_Change/">Movement for Democratic Change (MDC)</a> caused commotion during a press conference in which <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Morgen_Komichi/">Morgen Komichi</a> announced his splinter group from the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Douglas_Mwonzora/">Douglas Mwonzora</a>-led MDC.
Komichi is reviving the United Movement for Democratic Change with himself at the helm, triggering violence from Mwonzora supporters who stormed the press conference in Harare, accusing Komichi of destroying the opposition party.
The announcement triggered violence from Mwonzora supporters who stormed a press conference in Harare accusing Komichi of destroying the opposition party. charged one MDC supporter who identified himself as Boaz Mangamiso:
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You presided over the congress last year and you were in charge there. You were the chairman of MDC. At the last congress you got three votes. Who nominated you? Who supported you? Right now the president of MDC is in the UK. Why did you not announce it when he was here?
On your Facebook page I doubt if your friends support you. Right now your posts on Facebook, only one or two people will support you. You cannot even post something that can bring happiness. It will be rejected by people even in the MDC. They will never support you.
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The MDC has endured power struggles since the death of founding leader <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Morgan_Tsvangirai/">Morgan Tsvangirai</a> in 2018, which has seen the party split four times. Succession disputes and constitutional challenges have destroyed the MDC, which since the turn of the millennium mounted opposition against the revolutionary party Zanu-PF.
The MDC is facing a crisis, with some members losing confidence in leader Douglas Mwonzora and defecting to the Citizens Coalition for Change led by Nelson Chamisa.
Last year’s failure to secure parliamentary and council seats during the by-elections was a significant setback for the party. However, Morgen Komichi believes he has the ability to revive the party.
Despite accusations from Mwonzora supporters that he is destroying the MDC, Komichi outlined his vision for the new group, which he says will be focused on the opposition struggle. He said he does not want to engage in personal attacks and was quickly whisked away from the angry supporters.
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Commotion As Morgen Komichi Announces Splinter MDC

The MDC has set this Thursday as the deadline for members aspiring to represent the party in the 2023 elections to submit their applications.
Speaking in an interview with <a href="https://cite.org.zw/mdc-sets-thursday-as-deadline-for-aspiring-candidates-to-submit-applications/">CITE</a>, MDC leader Douglas Mwonzora said in constituencies where there are two candidates for one seat, the party will host one-day primaries across the country.
He said the party’s 50 sitting Members of Parliament were unchallenged and primaries will be conducted if there are at least two candidates for a constituency in the remaining 160 constituencies. Said Mwonzora:
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Preparations for the elections are going on very well and as the MDC, we are finalising our candidate selection process and the deadline for all provinces to submit the names is Thursday.
If there is more than one candidate, we do a two-stage process where the first process is for the candidates to persuade each other on who must stand down and who must contest. This is possible and sometimes, this strategy works.
When the candidates don’t agree with each other, then we will do primary elections. Our primaries will be done in one day in the areas supposed to have those.
MPs in about 50 constituencies were not opposed internally. These candidates will be vetted by security and if by Thursday, the vetting has taken place, the candidates will straightaway submit their papers to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC).
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Mwonzora said the primaries will be confined to only party structures who have to vote for their preferred candidate when there is no consensus in the 60 remaining constituencies. He said:
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We will give these candidates the weekend to make their consensus. If they don’t come up with one candidate, then we will fix a day countrywide.
The MDC primaries are not going to involve everyone but will be confined to the MDC structures at each level to vote.
So a smaller group of people will be voting and it is our hope that we have candidates in all the 210 constituencies.
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Mwonzora also said MDC was also finalising its election manifesto which would be launched at the end of June.
The MCD failed to win a single parliamentary or local government seat in by-elections held since the last general elections in 2018.
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MDC Sets Deadline For Aspiring Candidates To Submit Applications

A magistrate in Chinhoyi on Tuesday acquitted Godfrey Makoko, an activist for the Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC), who had been accused of threatening to kill MDC president Douglas Mwonzora.
This acquittal is a significant setback for Mwonzora, who had already suffered another legal defeat earlier in the week when the Constitutional Court rejected his challenge to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s (ZEC) delimitation report and his request to postpone the 2023 elections.
After a lengthy trial, Chinhoyi Magistrate Toendepi Zhou released Makoko (40), as the four witnesses called by the prosecution gave conflicting versions of events and their testimonies were deemed unreliable.
The court also noted that one of Mwonzora’s security aides, who worked at the Chinhoyi Court Complex where the alleged threats were made, testified that he never saw or heard Makoko issuing any threats of violence.
Makoko had argued, through his lawyer Kudzai Choga, that the charges against him were fabricated to settle political scores, and that Mwonzora had laid the charges to retaliate against CCC activists who had chanted political songs outside the courthouse on November 11, 2022, after Mwonzora’s application for a spoilation order against CCC was ruled defective. The magistrate ruled:
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The State did not crucially interrogate fourth State witness who said he never saw accused person near complainant,” the magistrate ruled.
The State shot itself in the foot by calling the fourth witness (name supplied) who said he didn’t see any such incident of threats of attack on Mwonzora by accused person.
The State failed to prove itself beyond any reasons doubt and, therefore, this court will give benefit of doubt to accused person who is hereby acquitted and discharged.
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In March, the court cleared Makoko’s co-accused: CCC interim provincial secretary Tawanda Bvumo, former Chinhoyi mayor and incumbent Ward 12 Councillor Dyke Makumbi and party security officer, Taurai Justin Munyaradzi.
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Chinhoyi Magistrate Acquits CCC Activist Accused Of Threatening To Kill Mwonzora

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa says his rival Douglas Mwonzora was imprudent when he allegedly hobnobbed with ZANU PF after he became the leader of MDC-T.
Chamisa made the remarks following Mwonzora’s unsuccessful application challenging the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC)’s delimitation report.
On Monday, the Constitutional Court dismissed Mwonzora’s application seeking nullification of the delimitation report.
Had the Constitutional Court granted Mwonzora’s application, the 2023 general elections would have had to be postponed.
Posting on Twitter, Chamisa said opposition leaders should never trust ZANU PF as doing so will end in tears. <a href="https://twitter.com/nelsonchamisa/status/1655548970993590272?s=20">Wrote Chamisa</a>:
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Never, never go to bed with Zpf. It’s dangerous! Maybe just go to dinner but then use a very long spoon. Otherwise, it will end in tears!
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Speaking to reporters outside court after the ruling, Mwonzora said the court made a political judgment. He said:
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Their (judges’) argument is that they do not have jurisdiction, in other words, that they don’t have the power to hear the case. In our respective view, the court has made a political judgment.
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Mwonzora’s lawyer Lovemore Madhuku <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/it-will-end-in-tears-chamisa-taunts-mwonzora-after-concourt-tosses-mdc-leaders-delimitation-report-challenge/">hinted that</a> they would likely seek a declaration that ZEC’s delimitation report is invalid at the High Court.
The general elections must be held between 26 July and 26 August, to comply with Constitutional regulations that the election must come not more than 30 days after the expiry period of the current Parliament.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa recently said he will proclaim the election date before the end of this month.
Current laws also stipulate that a proclamation can only be made 44-88 days before the election date.
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