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ZANU PF members in Masvingo District are reportedly dissatisfied with the return of former politburo member Dzikamai Mavhaire to the party.
Mavhaire, who previously served as Minister of Energy and Power Development, along with his son Lawrence and former MDC-T MP for Gutu Central Oliver Chirume, was among several people paraded at State House last month in the presence of party leader President Emmerson Mnangagwa as new members of the ruling party.
However, Mavhaire’s reintegration into ZANU PF has sparked discontent, with the Masvingo District Coordinating Committee claiming that proper procedures were not followed, as they did not recommend his return.
Sources within the party, as reported by <a href="https://tellzim.com/outcry-over-mavhaires-return-to-zanu-pf/">TellZim News</a>, indicated that Mavhaire’s readmission was imposed by the Provincial and National executive, bypassing the usual protocol where the district makes a recommendation to the Provincial Coordinating Committee, which then forwards it to the national executive. Said the source:
<blockquote>
We were shocked to just see pictures of Mavhaire with the President and the provincial leadership. Protocol was not observed as we at the district are supposed to receive a letter from an appellant who is seeking re-admission. We then recommend or decline. If we accept the appellant we then recommend it to the province and then national.
</blockquote>
When reached for comment, Masvingo DCC Chairperson Tawanda Dube said that Mavhaire has not yet been introduced to the district, as his readmission originated from the national executive. Said Dube:
<blockquote>
Yes, Cde Mavhaire is back in the party but procedurally he is yet to be introduced to us as the district. His admission came from the national executive. However, we are happy as a district that he is back.
</blockquote>
ZANU PF Masvingo Provincial Chairperson Robson Mavhenyengwa said there is nothing wrong with Mavhaire’s readmission coming from the national executive, considering he is a former Politburo member. Said Mavhenyengwa:
<blockquote>
Cde Mavhaire was a politburo member and that is why his admission came from the top. It is normal and if the President or any other authority asks us to welcome a returnee then who are we to refuse? In fact he had been a member of ZANU PF and he had just decided to come back home to others.
</blockquote>
Other sources within ZANU PF suggested that Mavhaire was hesitant to approach the district executive, fearing it would undermine his stature.
There was a possibility that his appeal would be rejected, which is why he opted to approach the national executive instead. Said the source:
<blockquote>
Mavhaire is a threat to many in the province so he saw that the district would mock and block his return considering his proximity to former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Nelson Chamisa. Many feel threatened by his return, even other provincial executive members.
</blockquote>
Mavhaire gained notoriety in 1997 after publicly calling for President Robert Mugabe’s resignation in parliament, which resulted in his expulsion from ZANU PF.
Following his departure from the party, he reportedly became a vendor in Masvingo, selling oranges from a rundown vehicle.
After some time, Mavhaire was readmitted to ZANU PF, and in 2012, he had a dispute with fellow party member Paul Mangwana regarding the implementation of the Indigenisation law.
He argued that the law, which required foreign-owned companies to transfer 51 per cent of their shares to locals, should not apply to Bikita Minerals, where he was already a shareholder.
This disagreement led Mugabe and then-Indigenisation Minister Saviour Kasukuwere to postpone the community share ownership scheme.
Allegedly involved in a plot to oust Mugabe, Mavhaire subsequently lost his position in the ZANU PF Politburo.
He was expelled from the party on May 21, 2015, after being dismissed from his role as Minister of Energy, along with six other senior members.
In the lead-up to the March 2022 by-elections, Mavhaire remarked that ZANU PF did not have a “divine right” to govern indefinitely and encouraged voters to support the opposition CCC.
Having recently joined CCC, he claimed that voting for ZANU PF was tantamount to ruining the country.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Pindula News

ZANU PF members in Masvingo are upset that former member Mavhaire is back in the party without the district's approval. They usually recommend if someone can come back, but it didn't happen this time. The national executive made the decision. Some say Mavhaire didn't want to face rejection, so he went straight to the top instead of going through the usual process. Mavhaire was kicked out of ZANU PF before for speaking against Mugabe. Now, he has joined the opposition party CCC and is critical of ZANU PF.

Masvingo ZANU PF Members Unhappy With Mavhaire's Return

Former Energy and Power Development Minister Dzikamai Mavhaire, his son Lawrence, and former MDC-T MP for Gutu Central Oliver Chirume have officially rejoined ZANU PF.
They were welcomed back to the ruling party by President Emmerson Mnangagwa during an event at State House in Harare on Wednesday, September 18.
Mavhaire said that he was drawn back to ZANU PF by the country’s promising growth trajectory under the Second Republic. He said:
<blockquote>
I just decided as a thinking being, the development being led by President Mnangagwa is very good.
</blockquote>
Also speaking to the media after a closed-door meeting with Mnangagwa at State House, Chirume expressed admiration for the ruling party. Said Chirume:
<blockquote>
I was convinced by Lovemore Matuke [ZANU PF security secretary] to join ZANU PF so that we all work for the development of the country.
I once contested against my brother, Cde Lovemore Matuke, but I saw it fit to join the party that is doing well in developing Zimbabwe.
</blockquote>
Over the years, numerous former opposition members and officials have defected to ZANU PF amid a leadership crisis within the opposition ranks.
Currently, the only opposition party represented in Parliament, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), has fractured into several factions vying for control.
The party’s founding leader, Nelson Chamisa, resigned in January 2024 after state institutions effectively transferred control to a relatively unknown activist, Sengezo Tshabangu.
Tshabangu went on to recall several CCC MPs and this significantly diminished the party’s representation in Parliament, effectively enabling ZANU PF to secure a two-thirds majority in the National Assembly.
Meanwhile,  Mavhaire became popular in 1997 after openly calling for the resignation of President Robert Mugabe in parliament.
This led to his expulsion from ZANU PF. Following his fallout with the party, Mavhaire allegedly became a vendor in Masvingo where he was said to be selling oranges.
At that time he was said to be driving a ramshackle vehicle from which he sold fruits and vegetables.
Mavhaire was later readmitted to the party and in 2012, he clashed with his ZANU PF colleague Paul Mangwana over the implementation of the Indigenisation law.
He said that the law, under which all foreign-owned companies are forced to cede 51 per cent of their shares to locals, should not apply to Bikita Minerals as he is already a shareholder there.
This prompted Mugabe and the then Indigenisation Minister Saviour Kasukuwere to postpone the community share ownership scheme.
After having been fingered in the plot to oust President Robert Mugabe he went on to lose his post in the central committee and the Politburo.
Mavhaire was expelled from the party on 21 May 2015. This followed his initial dismissal from cabinet as the minister of energy. He was expelled together with other 6 senior members.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Dzikamai Mavhaire, his son, and Oliver Chirume rejoined ZANU PF. They were welcomed by President Mnangagwa. They praised the party for developing the country. Many former opposition members have also joined ZANU PF. The opposition party, CCC, has split into factions. Mavhaire was once expelled from ZANU PF but was later readmitted. He clashed with colleagues over a law affecting foreign-owned companies. He was expelled from the party in 2015. He is now back with ZANU PF.

Dzikamai Mavhaire Rejoins ZANU PF

The former Minister of Energy and Power Development Dzikamai Mavhaire has been fined $20 by Harare Magistrate Hosea Mujaya. This follows the former ZANU PF politburo member’s refusal to be subpoenaed in court.
Mavhaire is expected to appear as a state witness on April 15 in the case in which he is accused of receiving a $10 000 bribe from controversial Harare businessman Wicknell Chivayo.
The alleged bribe happened when Mavhaire was still serving as the Minister of Energy.
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Former Energy Minister, Mavhaire Fined $20

The former ZANU PF politburo member and Minister of Energy and Power Development, Dzikamai Mavhaire, faces imminent arrest after a Harare magistrate on Tuesday issued a warrant of arrest against him.
Mavhaire was obliged to testify as a State witness in a matter where Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) chairperson Stanley Nyasha Kazhanje is accused of receiving a $10 000 bribe from Harare businessman and socialite, Wicknell Chivayo.
Mavhaire refused to testify. His name was called three times at the trial of the ZPC official and when he did not appear, senior regional magistrate Hoseah Mujaya issued him with an arrest warrant.
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The MDC Alliance’s leader Advocate Nelson Chamisa has established a war veterans wing it has been reported. The war veterans wing is expected to strengthen the MDC .s rural foothold and challenge Zanu-PF ‘s dominance. 
Chamisa expressed his concern over the welfare of the war veterans during an official welcome ceremony of the National People’s Party Members who defected to the MDC Alliance.
Chamisa also accused Victor Matemadanda the deputy minister of defence and war veterans Secretary General of being selfish. 
Chamisa pleaded with the NPP defectors who are also war veterans and among them Dzikamai Mavhaire to descend into the rural areas to hear the issues the rural folks have.
Said Chamisa:
<blockquote>
We want the liberation icons like Mavhaire and the rest of you. We want integrate both the old and the young so that we go forward.We now have a focus to go into the rural areas, our focus has always been urban focused, but without rural focus and going forward you will see that starting from this election, we want to reverse. More votes must come from rural areas.We want the liberation icons like Mavhaire and the rest of you. We want integrate both the old and the young so that we go forward</blockquote>

Chamisa Establishes War Veterans Wing

Former National People’s Party top official Dzikamai Mavhaire has joined the Nelson Chamisa led MDC Alliance. Mavhaire was among the NPP top officials who left the Joice Mujuru led outfit for the MDC Alliance.
Mavhaire confirmed the switch from the NNP to the MDC Alliance yesterday at Morgan Richard Tsvangirai House which is the MDC’s Headquarters.
After a scathing attack on the Zanu -PF leadership and policies, Mavhaire claimed that he and his team were joining the MDC Alliance because they feel it is the party of truth.
Said Mavhaire:
<blockquote>We could easily have joined those who have power now (Zanu PF) but we are not glory hunters, we follow the truth and we are not concerned about positions here because I am actually ready to be card-carrying member</blockquote>
Image Credit: New Zimbabwe.com
More: <a href="http://nehandaradio.com/2018/10/02/war-vets-switch-horses-to-chamisa/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Nehanda Radio</a>

Dzikamai Mavhaire Joins The MDC Alliance

Parliamentary committee on Mines and Energy chairperson Temba Mliswa confirmed to The Chronicle that Energy and Power Development Minister Simon Khaya Moyo and former ministers Samuel Undenge and Dzikamai Mavhaire agreed to appear before his portfolio committee today to answer questions on the Gwanda solar project awarded to Wicknell Chivayo.
Despite being paid $5 million by Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) for the solar project in Gwanda, Chivayo has not done much towards implementation of the project. Said Mliswa:
<blockquote>Yes, we are meeting tomorrow and they will all be coming through. They have all agreed. So this is the last meeting we are having and the recommendations will come from the committee. But as Parliament we are going to be recommending soon after we have met former Ministers of Energy Dzikamai Mavhaire , Samuel Undenge and the current Minister Simon Khaya Moyo and the permanent secretaries so that we understand their involvement.</blockquote>
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Simon Khaya Moyo Summoned Over Wicknell Chivayo Deal

Former Energy ministers, Elton Mangoma (MDC-T), Dzikamai Mavhaire (Zanu PF), Samuel Undenge (Zanu PF) and former Energy deputy minister Munacho Mutezo (Zanu PF) are being investigated for their roles  in awarding shady tenderes to businessman, Wicknell Chivayo’s Intratek and paying him $5,6 million without a bank guarantee in the $200 million Gwanda Solar Project.
This was revealed by the Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) board when it appeared before the Temba Mliswa-led Mines and Energy Portfolio Committee. The ZPC board said the four are being probed by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) and Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP). The board refused to reveal what action will be taken against Chivayo, for fear of jeopardising investigations into the matter. ZPC board member and chairperson of the finance and procurement committee, Thandiwe Mlobane implicated Mangoma, Undenge, Mavhaire and Mutezo. Said Mlobane:
<blockquote>Mangoma gave a go-ahead for the feasibility study and Intratek even sought the assistance of Mutezo, and Mavhaire awarded the contract, while the pressure for the money to be paid without a bank guarantee came from Undenge.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/03/4-ex-ministers-face-probe-over-chivayo-deals/">NewsDay</a>

Former Ministers Being Investigated Over Chivayo Deals

Former Vice President Joice Mujuru’s National People’s Party (NPP) is seeking $4,8 million in donations in order to finance its campaign for the 2018 harmonized elections. National chairperson Dzikamai Mavhaire revealed that the NPP did not receive any funding from the government through the through the Political Parties Finance (PPF) Act, which only funds parties which secure at least five percent of the total votes cast.
Said Mavhaire:
<blockquote>The parties that receive money through the PPF Act are Zanu PF and the MDC. We finance ourselves. So we must raise our own funds. At the moment we have a target to use that money for our campaigns.
Every political party is self-financed. Some of us came from National Democratic Party and then from Zapu. We used to self-finance our activities.
we know our people, the population that we have and the responses that we are getting, we will get there.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/09/04/mujuru-s-npp-appeals-for-donations">Daily News</a>

Joice Mujuru's party seeks $4,8 million from donors for 2018 elections

In an interview with The Herald last Friday, National People’s Party (NPP) national chairperson designate and former Zanu-PF Politburo member Mr Dzikamai Mavhaire rejected claims by the MDC-T that Zanu-PF uses Israeli company, Nikuv International to rig polls.
Said Mavhaire:
<blockquote>That (claims Nikuv rigs elections for Zanu-PF) is nonsense, politics is about numbers and opposition parties should do their homework. Nikuv does not rig elections, that is nonsense, figures do not jump from one to two, that is not possible, election figures are not cooked up. If elections results were cooked up as claimed, why did they (MDC-T) or other opposition parties win elections in some areas in the past.</blockquote>
Mavhaire went on to state that his party does not have issues with the introduction of Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission but is concerned with why Government rejected funding from those who wanted to donate.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/npp-trashes-nikuv-claims/">Herald</a>

Nikuv does not rig elections, do homework to win voters says Dzikamai Mavhaire

Former Cabinet minister and interim chairperson of the opposition National People’s Party (NPP) has dared President Robert Mugabe to tell the country what happened to the late retired General Solomon Mujuru.  Mavhaire accused Mugabe of knowing more than he is admitting about the death of Mujuru.  Mavhaire also claimed that Mugabe only became the leader of Zanu-PF due to General Mujuru’s influence. Mujuru died after a mysterious fire engulfed his Beatrice Farm in 2011. Speaking at a rally in Beitbridge over the weekend, Mavhaire said:
<blockquote>You (Mugabe) know a lot, you cannot just say you don’t know. Why would this be the only thing you don’t know when you seem to know everything?
Such a big man like you should tell Zimbabweans what happened.
I want to tell you today it was the general who made Mugabe leader of Zanu PF, a lot of you did not know this, but we reveal it to you today.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/06/20/mugabe-must-come-clean-late-gen-mujuru/">NewsDay</a>

Mugabe should tell us what happened to General Mujuru says Mavhaire

Former cabinet minister Dzikamai Mavhaire has said that President Mugabe uses treason charges to deal with all perceived political foes. This comes as National Political Commissar Saviour Kasukuwere is battling for his political career after being accused of plotting to out the President by setting up parallel structures.
Said Mavhaire:
<blockquote>What is happening to Kasukuwere is not new. Mugabe alleged us and (Joice) Mujuru were plotting to assassinate him. This is the only strategy Mugabe uses against his enemies. Previously, it was Morgan Tsvangirai, so to us this is not new
Zanu PF is now dying. We are going to see the expulsion of some senior members; this is the death of Zanu PF. But people in Zanu PF must not worry; life outside Zanu PF is warmer. Also, the people of Zimbabwe must not worry about what is happening.
At the moment, we must find solutions to rescue this country from the current economic problems</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/04/22/mugabe-uses-treason-to-cow-foes-mavhaire">Daily News</a>

Treason charges are Mugabe's way of dealing with rivals: Dzikamai Mavhaire

Expelled Zanu-PF members Kudakwashe Bhasikiti, Godfrey Tsenengamu and Dzikamai Mavhaire have all expressed joy at Saviour Kasukuwere’s troubles within the ruling party.
Zimbabwe People First member and former Masvingo Province Chairperson for Zanu-PF, Kudakwashe Bhasikiti wrote on his Facebook wall:
<blockquote>I am extremely happy when bootlickers get their turn in Zanu PF. Just call a spade a spade, not say it’s a shovel. The professor is next after Tyson.</blockquote>
Speaking to the Daily News, former politburo member Dzikamai Mavhaire said there was life after Zanu-PF for Kasukuwere adding that he is still young and can join other political parties. Said Mavhaire:
<blockquote>He (Kasukuwere) is still very young he can join other political parties. He never went to war, so there is no problem for him to join other parties. Kasukuwere must know that when a leopard is hungry and wants something to eat, it will tell its offspring that you smell like a goat.</blockquote>
While former Zanu PF Mashonaland Central youth chairperson Godfrey Tsenengamu said:
<blockquote>Anotamba nebanga anofa nebanga. Magumo emukwiri kudonha (Those who live by the sword, will die by the sword).</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/04/20/zanu-pf-renegades-cheer-tyson-s-troubles">Daily News</a>

Expelled Zanu-PF trio happy that Kasukuwere is in trouble

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