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Presidential spokesperson George Charamba has warned CCC spokesperson Promise Mkwananzi and his deputy Gift “Ostallos” Siziba against what he calls “casting aspersions” on Roman Catholic Church priest Father Fidelis Mukonori.
Mkwananzi and Siziba criticised Mukonori for suggesting that CCC leader Nelson Chamisa should concede defeat in the 23 August 2023 presidential race and talk to President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
In response, Charamba said the two should show respect to Mukonori as he is a seasoned negotiator, saying they (in apparent reference to the “System”) know Chamisa more than Mkwananzi and Siziba. Wrote Charamba on Twitter:
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Anyone with some modicum of political understanding knows that good politics is founded on basic respect for the Church and its counselling and prophetic role in the affairs of our Nation.
To have little boys like the fugitive Mkwananzi and Ostallos casting aspersions on a cleric with the standing of Father Fidelis Mukonori, smacks of despicable pretentiousness and downright ignorance of our history and contemporary affairs.
Just a cursory reading of our Liberation Struggle would have cautioned these two impressionable and excitable youngsters against such gratuitous insults.
Father Mukonori’s role in our Liberation Struggle and in key peace initiatives before and after our Independence is a matter of public record.
These included missions to Liberation Movements at the height of our Struggle, well before these two youngsters were born.
It is that historical and historic role that earned him his brokering role during the 2017 Operation.
While these two youngsters, incited by their equally youngster leader may be forgiven for not living or reading history, they cannot be excused for miscomprehending times and events they lived through. Or for cheaply abusing them for political expediency.
However angry Father Mukonori’s advice may make them, Chamisa knows that, as before, he stands to rue his excitable response to poll defeat and, again as before, will spend the coming five long years desperately knocking on many doors for accommodation by the winner, Dr ED Mnangagwa! We happen to know a little more about him than ever does these two youngsters!
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Chamisa has rejected the outcome of the presidential election and demanded fresh polls supervised by SADC.
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Charamba Warns Mkwananzi And Siziba Against Vilifying Father Fidelis Mukonori

CCC has warned Roman Catholic priest Father Fidelis Mukonori that he risks losing the respect that he commanded over the years if he takes sides in political disputes in Zimbabwe.
Mukonori was quoted by a local daily publication as saying CCC leader Nelson Chamisa should concede defeat in the 23 August presidential election and seek dialogue with President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) declared Mnangagwa the winner with 52.6% of the total votes cast while Chamisa garnered 44%. However, Chamisa has rejected the results, calling the election a “gigantic fraud”.
Responding to Mukonori’s call for dialogue, CCC spokesperson Promise Mkwananzi said the opposition party is open to dialogue but not on the “winner versus loser” conditions outlined by Mukonori. 
Below is Mkwananzi’s full response to Mukonori’s cal for dialogue posted on X:
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A Response to Father Mukonori’s Call for Dialogue.
Noting the statement from Father Mukonori, it is essential to put things into perspective before responding to his call.
While Father Mukonori, has for years been a respected Father figure of the church in Zimbabwe, his conspicuous role in the events that led to the deposing of President Robert Mugabe through a coup by Mr. Mnangagwa diminished his societal standing and the respect he once enjoyed.
His skewed statements in today’s Herald Newspaper further affirm the questions that Zimbabweans have about the relationship Father Mukonori has with the Mnangagwa regime.
Father Mukonori ought to extricate himself from this partisan position if he is to retain the respect that he commanded over the years. 
At the very least, the electoral sham of August 2023 did not pass the test for an election. In other words, the events of the 23rd &amp; 24th of August 2023 cannot be a basis for Father Mukonori to talk about “winners &amp; losers”.
This is the position commonly held by all observer Missions that observed the elections. In short, if ever there would be dialogue in Zimbabwe, it would not take place on the basis of a winner and a loser but on the basis of two of Zimbabwe’s political leaders namely President [Nelson Chamisa and [Emmerson Mnangagwa].
Their dialogue would need to take place outside the purview of the ill-fated &amp; illegal POLAD Framework-a feeding trough for fringe political “leaders” who only care about their stomachs &amp; the benefits extended to them by Mr. Mnangagwa to undermine the leading party in Zimbabwe: the [CCC].
Accordingly, a genuine bilateral framework for dialogue will need to be facilitated between the two political leaders.
In addition, the dialogue must include several other key Stakeholders such as the church, civil society, Business, women, youth, informal traders, etc.
The dialogue must be underwritten by [SADC] from the outset &amp; be confined to only one objective: To establish a Transitional Authority whose sole mandate would be to deal with all issues that hinder a free &amp; fair election in Zimbabwe such as the disbanding of ZEC, political &amp; media reforms etc &amp; the conduction of a fresh, free &amp; fair election within the shortest practicable time to save Zimbabwe &amp; indeed the region which may suffer the most from the spillover effects of Zimbabwe’s incessant electoral disputes.
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CCC Responds To Father Mukonori's Call For Dialogue

CCC deputy spokesperson Gift “Ostallos” Siziba has said the party supports efforts by church leaders to help resolve political disputes in the country but clerics should get their facts straight.
This comes after Roman Catholic priest Father Fidelis Mukonori suggested that CCC leader Nelson Chamisa should concede defeat in the 23 August presidential race and seek dialogue with President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Posting on X this Tuesday, Siziba said it is not true that Chamisa lost the election, which the opposition party described as a sham and gigantic fraud. He said:
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While the overtures of church leaders to try and resolve the political and constitutional crisis which intensified after the shambolic 23 August 2023 polls is welcome, it must be based on correct facts of the matter.
The election was a sham because the ZEC violated the Constitution, electoral law, and regional and international guidelines on conducting free, fair, credible, and verifiable polls.
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Chamisa rejected the outcome of the 23 August presidential election after the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) declared Mnangagwa the winner with 52.6% of the votes.
The SADC Election Observer Mission (SEOM) on Zimbabwe’s 2023 Harmonised Elections and other foreign observers said that the polls did not meet regional and international benchmarks to be deemed free and fair.
CCC spokesperson, Promise Mkwananzi said, “Mukonori ought to extricate himself from this partisan position if he is to retain the respect which he commanded over the years.”
Political and Socio-Economic commentator Never Maswerasei warned Mukonori against “portraying” himself as “holier than thou” saying the Roman Catholic Church is full of scandals. He wrote on the social media site X:
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I am born and bred a Catholic but he must NOT push us to start talking about sensitive things they do behind the veil in church. He is not the holier-than-thou saint that he wants to portray. Somebody close to him must urgently pass the message.
Pius Ncube would actually make a better saint than this guy but we don’t want to go there. Let him enjoy his share of Mnangagwa’s US$350 million election fund quietly. Don’t be fooled, they have children these ones.
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He was referring to former Roman Catholic Church Archbishop Pius Alick Mvundla Ncube who resigned from his post on 11 September 2007 after his alleged sexual relationship with a married woman, Rosemary Sibanda, was exposed.
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"Get Your Facts Straight", Ostallos Tells Church Leaders

Roman Catholic Church priest, Father Fidelis Mukonori, has implored President Emmerson Mnangagwa and CCC leader Nelson Chamisa to engage in one-on-one dialogue to unite the nation and move the country forward.
Chamisa rejected the outcome of the recent presidential election after the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) declared Mnangagwa the winner with 52.6% of the votes.
Speaking in an interview with a local media house, Mukonori said Chamisa should be “courageous” to concede defeat and engage Mnangagwa in dialogue rather than embark on street protests as it will lead to the killing of innocent people. <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/concede-defeat-seek-dialogue-chamisa-told/">The Herald</a> quoted Mukonori as saying:
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The one who says I am not satisfied and I believe the elections were not free and fair should also have the courage, it takes courage for someone to say let us sit down and discuss, it takes wisdom, courage is wisdom.
It is essential for the two to sit down and discuss. Discussions are more difficult than toy-toying on the streets and it will get people killed.
They (discussions) are more difficult because they require thinking and it is an exercise that has no textbook and thinking requires someone who has to know how to think.
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In 2018, the military shot dead six people in central Harare when MDC Alliance supporters took to the streets in protest of what they considered ZEC’s delay in announcing the results of the presidential election.
Meanwhile, Mukonori stated that it is not too late for Mnangagwa and Chamisa to engage in meaningful dialogue. He said:
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We need that humility. It is only a lawyer who is called an educated person but there has to be a display to say indeed we are learned and therefore let us sit down and discuss.
I believe it is necessary, it is not too late to request the two sides, the winner and loser to say please can you sit down and discuss. There is a need for serious discussion.
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The SADC Election Observer Mission (SEOM) on Zimbabwe’s 2023 Harmonised Elections and other foreign observers said that the polls did not meet regional and international benchmarks to be deemed free and fair.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa last week said SADC Heads of State will debate the contents of the SEOM’s final report and also hear representations from Zimbabwe as well as the SEOM.
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Mukonori Implores Mnangagwa, Chamisa To "Sit Down" And Talk

Roman Catholic cleric Father Fidelis Mukonori says former President Robert Mugabe is fine. The two last spoke several weeks ago after the death of Mugabe’s mother in law, according to Mukonori.
Mukonori is said to be a close friend and confidant to Mugabe and the cleric became a mediator between Mugabe and military commanders in November 2017 during the so-called military intervention. The negotiations paved the way for Mugabe’s resignation after the military putsch which was backed by the masses. Speaking to Newsday about his contacts with Mugabe, Mukonori said
<blockquote>I am sure he is at home. I haven’t met him for some time, but I have been in touch with him by phone and I talked to him a few weeks ago after the death of his mother-in-law and he sounded fine. Thereafter I think he travelled so I haven’t been in touch with him since then.</blockquote>
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