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<p>The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) has criticised the government for frustrating citizens who want to contribute to the development of infrastructure at schools because they are viewed as a threat to the ruling establishment.</p>
<p>This follows the withdrawal of the Citizens Initiative (CI) from the Chingwizi project, where they had raised funds to build classroom blocks at Chingwizi Primary School.</p>
<p>In a statement, ARTUZ questioned why the government is obstructing donors from constructing schools when the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has acknowledged that Zimbabwe faces a shortage of over 3,000 schools and that the infrastructure in existing schools is in a deteriorating condition. ARTUZ said:</p>
<blockquote>
<p>The Permanent Secretary of [Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education] appeared in Parly bemoaning the underfunding of education.</p>
<p>He confessed that the Ministry has limited funding for capital expenditure. Zimbabwe has a shortage of over 3000 schools and infrastructure on existing schools is in bad shape.</p>
<p>[ZANU PF] can still afford to block infrastructure development. Donations of elite luxuries for the ruling elites are never blocked but a classroom for sons and daughters of peasants is viewed as a threat.</p>
<p>State institutions only serve the rich and the powerful. The poor are on their own.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>On Friday, CI leader Freeman Chari said that the decision to walk away from the Chingwizi project was prompted by bureaucratic hurdles.</p>
<p>Despite being cleared by provincial authorities to proceed, the project faced setbacks after Dr Pazvakavambwa, Permanent Secretary in the Office of the President in Masvingo, imposed new conditions during a meeting on 03 December.</p>
<p>According to Chari, Dr Pazvakavambwa requested that CI register as a Private Voluntary Organisation (PVO), a process that involves several additional requirements and considerable delays. He also instructed that CI channel its resources through the local Council.</p>
<p>After consulting with the CI board, Chari announced that the organisation would withdraw from the project and donate the materials already purchased to Chingwizi Primary School.</p>
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The government is stopping people from helping build schools in Zimbabwe. The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union criticized the government for blocking citizens who raised money to build a school. The government says they need more schools, but they are not letting people help. The Citizens Initiative wanted to build a school, but they had to stop because of bureaucratic hurdles. They were told to register as a private organization, which would take a long time. Finally, they decided to give the materials they bought to the school to help.

Teachers Slam Government For Blocking Citizens from Helping Build Schools

<p>The Citizens Initiative (CI) has decided to withdraw from the Chingwizi project, where it had raised funds to construct classroom blocks.</p>
<p>In a statement, CI leader Freeman Chari explained that the decision was prompted by bureaucratic hurdles.</p>
<p>Despite being cleared by provincial authorities to proceed, the project faced setbacks after Dr Pazvakavambwa, Permanent Secretary in the Office of the President in Masvingo, imposed new conditions during a meeting on 03 December</p>
<p>According to Chari, Dr Pazvakavambwa requested that CI register as a Private Voluntary Organisation (PVO), a process that involves several additional requirements and considerable delays. He also instructed that CI channel its resources through the local Council.</p>
<p>After consulting with the CI board, Chari announced that the organisation would withdraw from the project and donate the materials already purchased to Chingwizi Primary School.</p>
<p>Below is Chari’s statement in full:</p>
<p>WITHDRAWAL FROM CHINGWIZI PROJECT</p>
<blockquote>
<p>We are writing to inform you that Citizens Initiative has made the sad decision to withdraw from the Chingwizi project where we were hoping to construct classroom blocks.</p>
<p>This has been compelled by the bureaucratic handicaps we have faced in Masvingo province over a period of 5 months.</p>
<p>Before commencing the project we had 3 meetings with officials from Mwenezi RDC and the DA. They indicated that they welcomed the project, however, they asked us to get clearance from the Provincial Affairs &amp; Devolution office in Masvingo.</p>
<p>We wrote to them in October. They gave us the clearance letter on November 6. Our understanding was that there was nothing else we needed after this except liaising with the School SDC on how to get the community manpower we needed.</p>
<p>We began delivering cement, bricks and stones to the school on November 18. We then received phone calls from the CEO and the DA instructing us to stop activities at the school until we have another meeting on 21 November.</p>
<p>The meeting was attended by the following<br/>
1. Mwenezi DA – Mr. Mutambara <br/>
2. Mwenezi CEO <br/>
3. Mwenezi HR <br/>
4. Mwenezi Council Chair <br/>
5. Mwenezi Public Service Commission <br/>
6. Mwenezi Ministry of Education <br/>
7. President’s Office Representative <br/>
8. Traditional Leaders’ Representative <br/>
9. Police DISPO<br/>
10. JOC representative</p>
<p>At the meeting, we made it clear that our work was non-political and non-partisan and that we did not want any political players to be involved.</p>
<p>As with other projects we have done across the country, only the School SDC and local leadership (Councillor and Chief) would help us coordinate the community for labour and other help.</p>
<p>The meeting resolved to allow us to continue our work and that on the 4th December, there would be the school meeting to site the block at Chingwizi.</p>
<p>On 27 November we received another call this time from Dr. Pazvakavambwa – Permanent Secretary in the Office of the President, Masvingo.</p>
<p>He wanted to meet us on 3 December in Masvingo. At the meeting, there were new conditions.</p>
<p>We were asked to register as a PVO, a process that has many other requirements and also takes a long time.</p>
<p>In the meantime, they asked us to channel resources through the Council. Both these conditions are hard for us to abide by given that we have no intentions of managing another entity.</p>
<p>Secondly channelling the resources through Council will create another layer of bureaucracy that we have no control over.</p>
<p>We have already established efficient ways to use the meagre resources we have. Roping in Council will balloon our expenses. We also will not be able to control and account for the resources of our donors.</p>
<p>The request for endless meetings has already forced us to burn through 12% of what we had raised for the first block.</p>
<p>After consulting with the CI board, we have resolved to withdraw from the project and donate the materials we had already purchased to Chingwizi Primary School.</p>
<p>Although we have been successful in working in other provinces, this is not the first time we have faced this. We faced similar issues in Masvingo Province when we wanted to do the Citizwean Clinic in January 2020.</p>
<p>We also had to give up on building a home for Mt Hampden kids in 2021. We had to withdraw from Gwelutshena School project in Nkayi in 2022.</p>
<p>It breaks our hearts to be unable to fulfil the wishes of our ordinary donors who put in their hard-earned money just so that the 662 children have a decent learning space. It was beyond our control and we tried our best. We Are Sorry.</p>
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The Citizens Initiative (CI) wanted to build classrooms in Chingwizi but faced too many rules and delays from the government. They tried to work with local officials but got stopped and had to attend many meetings. The government wanted them to register differently and give money to the council. CI did not want this as it would cost more, be harder to control, and waste time. They eventually gave up on the project and donated the materials they bought to the school. They have faced similar problems in other places before.

Freeman Chari's Citizens Initiative Walks Away From Chingwizi Classroom Project, Cites Bureaucratic Hurdles

<p>United States-based Zimbabwean opposition activist Freeman Chari has suggested that the former leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), Nelson Chamisa, personalised the movement through his doctrine of “Strategic Ambiguity.”</p>
<p>Chari claimed that when the CCC was established, there was a consensus on the necessity of a constitution and organisational structures.</p>
<p>However, he argued that the principle of Strategic Ambiguity subsequently overshadowed those initial agreements. Posting on X, Chari said:</p>
<blockquote>
<p>When CCC was formed in my conversations with NC a number of us said to him, we will defend you with our lives out there but in private we will tell you the things that need to be fixed so we don’t fall into the same predicament we did with MDC-Alliance.</p>
<p>Top was the need for a clear constitution with clearly articulated roles, I believe a draft constitution was made. Secondly, it was about structure &amp; I remember giving him a document that had alternative structure which I worked on with Dr Magaisa. Lastly it was about branding etc</p>
<p>Unfortunately Strategic Ambiguity took precedence. The people who defended this vehemently in private are the same pple after election who ditched him. They were opportunists esp the Harare crew. What pained me more was that we had worked so hard for 2 yrs to build this but we had no way or leg to defend ourselves. Anyone could see our potential flaws but they were overlooked.</p>
<p>This carried into the elections &amp; candidate selection. We all know bereka mwana was stupid, but these comrades who supported it before they were outwitted/ousted shld have known better way before this. They were selfish and thought they could keep their proximity to power through stupidity.</p>
<p>After elections when NC failed to reign in the few MPs we had I cld see we were sitting ducks. Every bara was hitting the head. In my view, even through ego we had continued on Strategic Ambiguity, if the fundamentals of organization building had been done right behind the scenes we could have had a fighting chance.</p>
<p>I fear without the willingness to retrospect and introspect we will go round and round in circles with multiple heartbreaks. I am not willing to go through that again!</p>
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Nelson Chamisa's way of leading the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) was criticized by Freeman Chari. Chari said that instead of focusing on important things like a clear constitution and structure, Chamisa emphasized Strategic Ambiguity. Chari and others tried to advise Chamisa in private, but their concerns were ignored. This caused problems during the elections and candidate selection. Chari believes that without looking back and learning, the CCC will keep facing disappointments. Chari does not want to go through that again.

Chamisa's Leadership Style Destroyed CCC - Chari

<p>United States-based veteran opposition activist Freeman Chari has claimed that corruption is deeply entrenched within the opposition movement.</p>
<p>In a post on X, Chari said that some figures within the opposition discourage efforts to expose corruption, arguing that doing so would provide ZANU PF with ammunition to attack the opposition. Said Chari:</p>
<blockquote>
<p>The biggest problem in the pro-democracy movement is that we have so many corrupt people in there. Anyone exposing those people is quickly shut down hanzi you give ZANU PF ammunition.</p>
<p>If you call them out privately they don’t stop. It did not start now. In the early 2000s, there was a scholarship program in MDC for persecuted activists, soon it became a family affair.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Chari warned that sweeping corruption in the opposition under the carpet will embolden the corrupt, and the same people may end up being elected to public office such as councils where they perpetuate graft. He said:</p>
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<p>We have seen many of such initiatives, finances etc just being mishandled. We end up being quiet because of the law of unintended consequences but it doesn’t stop.</p>
<p>It then goes into councils and the same unscrupulous characters carry the same behaviour into office. We defend them but they don’t stop.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Chari, who has raised thousands of dollars to build classroom blocks at schools across Zimbabwe, said that there is a need for transparency and accountability within the opposition, warning that failure to do so could lead to the opposition becoming just like ZANU PF.</p>
<p>Corruption within Zimbabwe’s councils, including those governed by opposition councillors, has been a longstanding issue.</p>
<p>Recently, Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Edwin Ndlovu and Councillor Mpumelelo Moyo were arrested for allegedly demanding a US$20,000 bribe from Chinese investors.</p>
<p>The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) has highlighted that council officials are a significant source of corruption, with 13% of all reported cases involving local government employees.</p>
<p>Meanwhile, the ongoing commission of inquiry into Harare City Council, led by Retired Justice Maphios Cheda, continues to expose widespread corruption, with several council officials—some affiliated with the opposition—implicated in massive graft.</p>
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Freeman Chari says there is a lot of corruption in the opposition movement in Zimbabwe. Some opposition leaders hide corruption to not help the ruling party. Chari warns that ignoring corruption could lead to bad people being elected. He raised money for schools and wants more transparency in the opposition. Corruption is a big problem in Zimbabwe's councils, even in places run by the opposition. Some council members have been arrested for taking bribes. An inquiry is finding a lot of corruption in the Harare City Council. The Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission is trying to stop corruption in local government.

Freeman Chari Claims Corruption Is Deeply Entrenched In Opposition Movement

<p>Freeman Chari, a US-based software engineer and opposition activist, has made a surprising admission regarding the 2023 harmonised elections in Zimbabwe.</p>
<p>Chari, who previously worked with the election monitoring group Team Pachedu and later developed the election-monitoring app Mandla, has confirmed that President Emmerson Mnangagwa secured more than 50% of the presidential vote.</p>
<p>In a statement released on Friday, August 23, exactly one year after the polls, Chari claimed to have collated results from 84% of the V11 forms (the official vote tallying forms).</p>
<p>His analysis showed that President Mnangagwa garnered 52% of the vote. Chari also acknowledged that his tally excluded many votes from ZANU PF strongholds in the Mashonaland provinces, suggesting that Mnangagwa’s actual vote share was even higher.</p>
<p>This revelation appears to explain why Nelson Chamisa, the CCC candidate who had disputed the election results, chose not to file a formal election petition challenging the outcome.</p>
<p>Some political analysts believe Chari’s data-driven admission has undercut the opposition’s claims of electoral fraud. Wrote Chari on X:</p>
<blockquote>
<p>Thank you for your patience. It is the 1st anniversary of the elections. We all worked hard to mobilize resources and encourage people to vote.</p>
<p>We went into a flawed election hoping that maybe we could overwhelm the system. From the delimitation process to voters roll, to the election day ballot crisis, it was clear that everything was skewed against the opposition.</p>
<p>On the eve of the elections, the Harare regime hunted down people who were doing parallel voter tabulation. A number of people were arrested.</p>
<p>Fortunately, none of our volunteers were affected but they operated under great danger to themselves. Having more than 50 people’s lives at stake was a huge burden.</p>
<p>We did the best we could to collate results. And citizens did amazingly great by sending us the V11s from their polling stations.</p>
<p>Within the first 2 days, we had collated about 75% of the polling stations. We eventually were able to collate 10 250 polling stations in which we could verify their results.</p>
<p>These represent about 84% of all polling stations used. We did receive a lot of results from other polling stations which we could not authenticate or verify.</p>
<p>I have excluded those results from this spreadsheet. The results on this spreadsheet only represent the polling stations we could back with signed and stamped v11s.</p>
<p>We got a lot of dubious results from Mashonaland East, Central and West. Those polling stations have been excluded.</p>
<p>We chose also not to even release these results in 2023 in the backdrop of the SADC report because we felt we were not in the business of legitimizing sham elections.</p>
<p>We hoped CCC would reject the whole election in toto. Unfortunately, some decided to go to parliament and councils.</p>
<p>At the end of the day, I hope we all now are going to have honest conversations, now that you know a bit of what we knew.</p>
</blockquote>
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Summary: A software engineer in the US confirmed that the President of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa, won the 2023 election with more than 50% of the vote. The engineer, Freeman Chari, collected data from 84% of the vote tallying forms, showing that Mnangagwa got 52% of the vote. Chari's admission has caused some to question the opposition's claims of fraud in the election. Chari revealed that the opposition faced obstacles during the election process, but they tried their best to collect accurate results. Now, there are hopes for honest conversations about the election.

US-Based Opposition Software Engineer's Data Confirms ED Won 2023 Election

<p>United States-based Zimbabwean software engineer Freeman Chari says their work during the August 2023 general elections shows that volunteers and the use of technology have power even under “challenging autocratic systems.”</p>
<p>Posting on X, Chari said his team of volunteers, CredibleVote, was able to deploy Meshtastic repeaters across the country to cover areas without a network which enabled them to receive and validate results from 10500 polling stations in the first 48 hours after the elections. Wrote Chari:</p>
<blockquote>
<p>The highlight of the past election was how technology disrupted ZANU PF’s rigging strategy. They used ZANU PF’s member register to move those who were not their members from their traditional polling stations in cities. They gerrymandered the electoral maps and then created double candidates.</p>
<p>In every step, [Team Pachedu] followed them and highlighted these discrepancies and pointed out areas of focus.</p>
<p>[ZEC] refused with the voters’ roll. People didn’t know where to vote and the double candidates made it so they don’t know who to vote for.</p>
<p>A week before elections we released CredibleVote Bots on Whatsapp and Android which completely disrupted the ZEC-ZANU plan.</p>
<p>487 000 people checked where and who to vote for in 5 days and 84% of these were in Hre, 10% in Byo. By our calculation, CCC would have potentially lost 32 seats without this.</p>
<p>On election day, CredibleVote had 2 war rooms. One in Mashonaland &amp; the other in Matabeleland far away cities powered by satellite internet.</p>
<p>We deployed Meshtastic repeaters across the country to cover areas without a network. The maximum range we got was 53km but repeaters made it so we could get results from 150km away. We also had MQTT servers that relayed this info to our result servers.</p>
<p>All this work was done by volunteers outside of CCC. The only thing we asked of CCC was that they should have polling agents at every polling station.</p>
<p>Then the issue of resources came up. We again built the #Mazizi platform to crowdsource from supporters &amp; which raised $105K which was minuscule compared to the need.</p>
<p>This setup was novel and it was a culmination of 2yrs of planning, coding &amp; deployment by people who didn’t have a stake in CCC. I believe ZANU PF &amp; the State machinery never knew about our work.</p>
<p>They raided ZESN probably after the noise by [Team Pachedu] about Mandla. That did not affect the Crediblevote work at all.</p>
<p>Results were coming in from our network, from CCC agents and we also opened a crowd platform for anyone to send V11. In the backend, we were using computer vision &amp; language models to read V11s and sort them. There were 3 tiers of validation. Our roving agents had the highest trust, then CCC agents, then the crowd.</p>
<p>In the first 48 hours after the elections, we received and validated results from 10500 polling stations. We got a further 1600 from CCC as some agents chose to hand deliver their V11 etc…</p>
<p>I had a meeting with Nelson Chamisa &amp; presented him with what we had. We had close to 350 V11s from Mash East and West which had no stamps and the agents were saying ZEC had said they didn’t have stamps but ZANU PF agents were bringing stamped V11 pointing to conniving with ZEC.</p>
<p>NC said we should wait for ZEC to release their results. Unlike in 2018, ZEC chose to not release their results from each polling station.</p>
<p>They used brute force to ram unsubstantiated numbers to people. The responsibility of a credible election lies on the electoral board and nobody else.</p>
<p>We had a debate as to whether we should just release all the ~12100 results we had or not. The SADC report came out and it became clear that the most logical thing to do was reject the whole process &amp; all results given the irregularities that SADC also acknowledged. I was shocked &amp; distraught when folks chose to go to parliament.</p>
<p>In the end, I think the gun prevailed as it always temporarily does. What we showed is that no process run by the military can ever wield a product that represents the will of the people.</p>
<p>I have written this to highlight the power of volunteers, technology and commitment in challenging autocratic systems. I hope in the future others will build on top of our work. I wish I could thank all the volunteers by name but you know yourselves.</p>
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Volunteers, Technology Are Powerful Even Under Autocratic Systems; Freeman Chari Reflects On 2023 Elections

<p>Opposition activist,  <a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Freeman_Chari"><strong>Freeman Chari</strong></a> who is also a software engineer based in the United States of America, has been criticised by some CCC sympathisers for suggesting that the party’s “strategic ambiguity” or failure to have structures (party positions occupied by members elected at a congress), a constitution, and an ideology, has been its weakness.</p>
<p>In a recent thread on the social media site X (formerly Twitter), Chari said strategic ambiguity has destroyed accountability in CCC as well as the abdication of responsibilities. He said:</p>
<blockquote>
<p>Initially we thought people were carrying over their responsibilities from MDC-A but slowly the idea of a formless entity was pushed. This had 2 issues. There were no responsibilities and there was no accountability. Everything became centralized and inefficient.</p>
<p>The impact of this was there for all to see. Nobody could move unless directed by the only person who seemed to have a position – Nelson [Chamisa]. Those who had critical responsibilities started abdicating and those gaps could be seen. Within CCC people spoke about this in hushed tones.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Responding to Chari’s no-holds-barred criticism of CCC and its leader Nelson Chamisa, UK-based lawyer and political commentator Brighton Mutebuka said it was a strategic miscalculation for Chari to reveal CCC’s inner workings on a public platform. He said:</p>
<blockquote>
<p>The more the strategic position one occupies or the role one plays, the greater the responsibility towards showing discretion when communicating sensitive information relating to the organisation.</p>
<p>The crucial roles that you have played demand the highest levels of emotional regulation &amp; social responsibility.</p>
<p>The regime &amp; its acolytes will naturally celebrate &amp; harvest as much as possible from the strategic information that has been freely &amp; unexpectedly disclosed on a public forum.</p>
<p>It’s an unfortunate development for one who has invested so much for the opposition cause – and, for that reason, is directly in the line of fire from the regime.</p>
<p>It’s tantamount to inadvertently campaigning for the regime and does not provide any constructive solutions for addressing the highlighted issues…</p>
<p>To then so publicly berate the leader of the very opposition you were pitching for &amp; disclosing sensitive information you were privy to in the process would have been a boon to the regime, while disappointing millions of opposition voters who had rallied behind your initiatives.</p>
<p>It’s yet another tragic example of the opposition movement scoring own goals and showing an unfortunate tendency to self-destruct at crucial points in the journey towards seeking democratic change.</p>
</blockquote>
<p>Tich Gwanzura wrote: “<em>(It also has the effect of transmitting the message that the purveyor of that information has given up &amp; has no regard about the consequences of their disclosure.) Same same as saying I am giving up.</em>“</p>
<p>Charles Magagada said: “<em>I can pick all your points but 9 strikes most. Zanu elements discuss sensitive information internally yet the opposition activists can shoot anyhow and claim it’s democracy? Some even have the privilege to directly conduct the responsible authorities but choose otherwise.</em>“</p>
<p>After President spokesperson George Charamba said Chari’s X thread is “a must read” for people who want to understand the “confusion in factions around Chamisa and CCC”, Solomon Haruzibwi said: “<em>Probably the reason why I would never tweet anything that gives Charamba an orgasm no matter how frustrated I get.</em>“</p>
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Freeman Chari Faces Backlash For Saying CCC's "Strategic Ambiguity" Has Failed

<p>United States-based Zimbabwean software engineer <a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Freeman_Chari"><strong>Freeman Chari</strong></a> has warned CCC leader Nelson Chamisa that he risks finding himself in the political dustbin if he continues to centralise and personalise the party while excluding other people.</p>
<p>In an <a href="https://x.com/freemanchari/status/1713283634864546006?s=20"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">X thread</span></a>, Chari also warned Chamisa that Zimbabweans are tired of Bible verses which he posts on social media regularly, and that he should ensure that supporters can contribute and participate in the party’s activities and in crafting its vision. Wrote Chari:</p>
<blockquote>
<p>1. Here is what is happening. Prior to the elections, there were 3 groups of people. – Those who supported Chamisa &amp; CCC – Those who supported CCC in spite of Chamisa – Those who supported Chamisa in spite of CCC. CCC in this case is the grp of people who loosely are remnants of MDC.</p>
<p>2. There is also another nomenclature. – Those whose political fortunes flourished by association with NC – Those whose political fortunes dimmed by being sidelined from NC.</p>
<p>3. The only thing common in these classifications was the general agreement that ZANU PF has to go. The formation of CCC was abrupt &amp; haphazard. There was no consensus on what this animal was, how it was going to operate and who will operate it. Disdain of ZANU kept people together.</p>
<p>4. Initially we thought people were carrying over their responsibilities from MDC-A but slowly the idea of a formless entity was pushed. This had 2 issues. There were no responsibilities and there was no accountability. Everything became centralized and inefficient.</p>
<p>5. The impact of this was there for all to see. Nobody could move unless directed by the only person who seemed to have a position – Nelson. Those who had critical responsibilities started abdicating and those gaps could be seen. Within CCC people spoke about this in hushed tones.</p>
<p>6. This is important in the context of the 2nd nomenclature. The biggest calculation by most of the “leaders” in CCC was that, opposing NC publicly was a bigger risk to their own parliamentary ambitions. So people went on &amp; even supported bad decisions for their own interests.</p>
<p>7. It became a festival of bootlicking. Now, there is also a group of people to which I belong who felt that NC was the best foot forward and should be given the leeway to test his ideas so that if he wins he wins by them, or if he fails he fails on his own inadequacies.</p>
<p>8. The assumption was that only rational ideas were going to be pursued. The doctrine of strategic ambiguity became his primary weapon. Even those of us who supported him sometimes had no idea what he wanted, expected or intended to do. It became hard to be proactive.</p>
<p>9. There were others who chose to disengage completely because they felt NC was taking the movement in the wrong direction. Most of the people I have worked with previously in MDC and other social organizations were in this category.</p>
<p>10. As we got closer to elections, it became clear that the process of choosing candidates was not going to be a traditional vote by members (Since CCC doesn’t have any) The process itself was shady &amp; shoddy but for the purposes of the greater goal we swept stuff under the carpet.</p>
<p>11. The process produced candidates some of whom were there on the basis of bootlicking or gatekeeping or blatant backstabbing. We went into a flawed election and supported them. The problem is that for most of them being an MP or councillor was an ultimate end goal.</p>
<p>12. If you want to know some of them, they took ma $40K in the last parliament and justified it in spite of our general disdain for fiscal maleficence. You will also find that they are the same people who pushed for participating even with a flawed delimitation, no VR &amp; no reforms.</p>
<p>13. When it became clear that the election was going to be unfair, the same group would not contemplate pulling out. Even as I &amp; others advised NC that he needed to declare the whole electoral process a sham, “The Parliament By All Means” group pushed back.</p>
<p>14. So we ended up with an incoherent response to the sham elections where we accepted MP results and then claimed: “The election was rigged”. The “Defend our space” crowd weakened our position &amp; made it hard to even justify. My opinion remains we should have rejected everything!</p>
<p>15. The unfortunate part is that NC’s position was weakened by the fact that some MPs claimed they had used their own resources to campaign and therefore needed to recoup their investments somehow from parliament etc.</p>
<p>16. We are now in a position where our people don’t know what to expect. They have no idea what should happen next. This is complicated by the fact that people who traditionally filled in certain positions have new responsibilities and nobody is there to keep CCC intact.</p>
<p>17. Anyway, remember the group that supported CCC in spite of NC most of them fell by the wayside in the struggle for parliament. The unfortunate part is that this group has most of the people who have institutional memory, understand statecraft &amp; experience in building organisations.</p>
<p>18. They have disengaged and at the same time, the grp that used to fill in the gaps and plug holes are either Mayors, MPs or Councillors. They have new responsibilities, now the party’s buttocks are in the open and no one seems available to cover them.</p>
<p>19. This has provided an opportunity for those who opposed NC to go for the jugular. The biggest challenge for NC is that he is exposed and has no shock absorbers around him to defend &amp; articulate his vision &amp; strategy. Every arrow aimed at him seems to be hitting him.</p>
<p>20. On the other hand, the people going after him have nothing new to offer. They are not going to win because they are not capable of doing anything differently from NC. Actually, anything they may have as leverage NC probably has 10x that.</p>
<p>21. To be an alternative to Chamisa you should be willing to explore the realms that NC has not explored in the past – Mass Protests – Violence – War etc None of those wanting to dislodge him have the willingness or inclination for these.</p>
<p>22. NC has one card that most of these people do not have – mass appeal. Unfortunately, things can turn &amp; he can become a comma in history. Remember Zexie Manatsa used to fill Rufaro Stadium but like dew, he evaporated. The 2016 rise of Mawarire is a lesson, he could have taken chunhu.</p>
<p>23. The task at hand is to build CCC &amp; restore faith is huge. What I don’t know is whether NC has the capacity to handle it. It requires him to do things differently from his form. He will need to rely on other people, he will also need to accept that his ideas were tested &amp; came short.</p>
<p>24. Finally, people are tired of verses. They need direction. They need to know if the struggle is OK. They need assurances that investing their resources, time and emotions in this thing is worth it. Provide a conduit for them to be members so they can contribute &amp; participate!</p>
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Freeman Chari Warns Chamisa Zimbabweans Are Tired Of His Bible Quotes

<p>The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has stated that polling station return forms (V.11) were displayed outside all polling stations and shared with political parties’ agents and observers. This is a response to calls for ZEC to provide evidence supporting President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s victory in the August 23-24, 2023 presidential election.</p>
<p>The opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has expressed concerns about the integrity of the recent elections, alleging collusion between ZEC and ZANU PF to manipulate results in favour of the ruling party. As a result, the CCC is calling for fresh elections supervised by an impartial body instead of the perceived biased ZEC.</p>
<p>In response to the CCC and other stakeholders who are challenging the commission to provide evidence that the results were not altered, ZEC yesterday stated that it is not legally obligated to publish the V.11 forms. In its latest statement, ZEC said:</p>
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<p><em>V11s were displayed outside all polling stations for the public to see and copies were also shared with all political parties agents and observers.</em></p>
<p><em>V23s were given to all agents and observers and also publicly displayed.</em></p>
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<p>According to the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), President Mnangagwa received 2,350,711 votes (52.6%), while Nelson Chamisa received 1,967,343 votes (44%). This means Chamisa lost by a margin of 383,368 votes. However, Freeman Chari claims they loaded 11,872 V11 forms, and their calculations indicate that Chamisa received more votes than the number reported by ZEC. He argues that the V11 forms will prove that ZEC altered the results.</p>
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ZEC Says It Displayed V.11 Forms At Polling Stations And Shared With Political Parties' Agents

<p>The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) has said it is not compelled by the law to publish the polling station return form (V.11). This is happening when the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has raised concerns about the integrity of the 23 – 24 August 2023 polls, which <strong><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/08/26/emmerson-mnangagwa-declared-winner-of-zimbabwes-2023-presidential-election/">declared President Emmerson Mnangagwa as the winner.</a></strong> The CCC has hinted at legal challenges and has called for SADC and AU intervention.</p>
<p>In a post on X, formerly Twitter, the commission said:</p>
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<p><em>ZEC is not compelled by the law to publish V11 forms. The map below shows the real performance by the top two Presidential candidates during the just-ended elections</em></p>
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<p>Yesterday, Freeman Chari requested that the ZEC share its polling station results and V11 forms for comparison with their own data entered on his application. Chari stated that they have reached a milestone of loading 11,872 V11s, and according to their calculations, Chamisa had surpassed the number provided by ZEC (1,967,343). He said there were still 502 pending in the designated pink wards (see picture below). Chari said:</p>
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<p><em>MILESTONE ALERT: We have loaded 11 872 V11s. By our count Chamisa has crossed the number he was given by @ZECzim</em><br/>
<em>(<strong>1967343</strong>). We still have 502 outstanding in those pink wards. We now ask ZEC to provide its polling station results &amp; v11 and we compare with ours.</em></p>
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<p><em>Even though the election was discredited &amp; condemned by SADC, our goal is not to validate them but to hold @ZECzim</em><br/>
<em>accountable. Let’s set Friday as the date ZEC will publish its polling station returns and V11s and we will also do the same.. then let people compare. Ndatenda!</em></p>
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<p>According to ZEC, Mnangagwa secured <strong>2,350,711</strong> votes which translates to 52.6%, while Nelson Chamisa received <strong>1,967,343</strong>  which translates to 44% of the total votes cast. This means Chamisa lost by <strong>383,368</strong> votes.</p>
<p>In response to ZEC’s statement that it is not obligated to release V11 forms, Pastor Evan Mawarire, known for the #ThisFlag campaign, urged the commission to publish the forms if they had nothing to hide. He emphasized that by withholding the V11s and presenting an ineffective map instead, ZEC undermines its credibility. Mawarire said:</p>
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<p><em>If you have nothing to hide publish the V11’s. You stand to lose nothing and infact gain credibility as you have been accused by all the observers of failing the credibility test. It is your refusal to publish the v11’s, instead show a useless map that provides absolutely no useful data that exposes the fraud you are. The election is not a coloring exercise, it’s a counting exercise. It’s unbelievable that you actually want to be taken seriously.</em></p>
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<p>ZEC states it fulfilled its duty by publishing V11s and providing copies to political parties’ agents and observers, as required by the Electoral Act. However, Team Pachedu alleges that some V11s were blank in Rushinga, Hurungwe, Dotito, etc. They also claim that updated V11s were not published by ZEC. Team Pachedu requests ZEC to disclose the V11s used to declare the winner.</p>
<p>Zimbabwe conducted harmonized elections on August 23, 20923, but voting delays in Bulawayo and Harare led to an extension until August 24. These cities are considered opposition strongholds. Election observers noted that despite the generally peaceful environment, there were numerous irregularities that affected the integrity of the polls. These included flaws in the delimitation process, late release of the Voters Roll, restrictive fees, disruption of opposition rallies, unconstitutional laws, disqualification of candidates, gender parity issues, concerns about judiciary independence, voter intimidation, controversial postal voting, and bias of state-owned media against opposition parties.</p>
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ZEC: We're Not Compelled By Law To Publish Polling Station Return Form (V.11)

<p>Freeman Chari, a Zimbabwean software engineer based in the United States of America, says CCC should join MDC-T Douglas Mwonzora’s urgent chamber application at the High Court seeking the nullification of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) delimitation report.</p>
<p>Chari, who is sympathetic to the Nelson Chamisa-led party, believes that while it appears to be politically incorrect, CCC should join Mwonzora’s court application, saying it captures all the issues that he has raised over the past 12 months that need to be attended to, to ensure a credible election. <a href="https://twitter.com/freemanchari/status/1635876468138950656">Chari wrote on Twitter</a>:</p>
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<p><em>1. Personally, l don’t have anything against the court challenge. It captures all the things l spoke about from March 2022. The reason l spoke so passionately abt all these things was that we could tell the complications of the future. It took people 11 months to pay attention.</em></p>
<p><em>2. Everyone within CCC that l spoke to except a few trivialized the impact of the wrong delimitation formula. Some still do up to today because they believe we can win the presidency even under the circumstances. Which makes me question a lot of things.</em></p>
<p><em>3. What frustrates me more is that CCC is being nudged into decisions by agendas set by the system. It feels like a flow chart. Those who were there in 2013 should be feeling a sense of de javu.</em></p>
<p><em>4. Because the case has been brought by Doug, it is now feeling like a poisoned chalice. Regardless of the merits, the politics is dictating that CCC can’t be part of it. I want to argue that, CCC should do the unpredictable and join it…</em></p>
<p><em>5. Remember how in 1998 everyone was pro-land reform except ZANU? For those who don’t remember, listen to Mapfumo’s Set the people free or Chimbetu’s Zuva Raenda. Mugabe, unpredictably metamorphosed into a champion of land reform overnight to grab the impetus…</em></p>
<p><em>6. The expectation is for CCC not to support this and plunge into an election that is heavily gerrymandered and unfair all because of hubris. I would urge CCC to prepare for elections intensively if they go ahead, enter under protest.</em></p>
<p><em>7. An election with a bad delimitation, without a voter roll, without polling station names, without free campaign etc is an illegitimate election that will produce an illegitimate result. So again, PREPARE for election, CHALLENGE the delimitation, participate under PROTEST.</em></p>
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CCC Activist Urges Chamisa To Join Mwonzora's Delimitation Report Court Challenge

<p>United States-based Zimbabwean Biomedical Scientist and Software Engineer, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Freeman_Chari"><strong>Freeman Chari</strong></a>, says opposition political parties cannot overwhelm the vote-rigging system by massive turnout alone.</p>
<p>Posting on Twitter, the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) sympathiser argues that the opposition should ensure that the voters’ roll is cleaned to eliminate ghost voters whom he believes were half a million in 2013. <a href="https://twitter.com/freemanchari/status/1509014870775185410">Wrote Chari:</a></p>
<p>In the context of Zimbabwe, claiming that you can overwhelm the rigging system by massive turnout alone is a MYTH.</p>
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<p>On the contrary, the system has used this hope based approach to steal and deflate.</p>
<p>I will explain again. In 2013, Mugabe used a Voters Roll that we have analyzed and seen more than 500K+ ghost voters. These are people whose IDs or DOB changed over time.</p>
<p>He gave himself a 62% vote, beating Tsvangirai by 1 million votes. To beat this you would need a 75% turnout.</p>
<p>In 2018, we worked with this assumption and Mugabe’s numbers. Again we analyzed the Voter’s roll and forced ZEC to make numerous edits.</p>
<p>Still, there were about 500k+ voters whose existence was questionable. We predicted that we needed 74+% for Nelson Chamisa to win.</p>
<p>Nelson managed to push turnout to 70%. The system padded the results with pretty much the same range of ghosts that we had flagged.</p>
<p>The system has the capacity to overwhelm the opposition because we generally don’t pay attention to the little details.</p>
<p>We went to an election without a Voters Roll. We have seen Polling Station codes change. How do you know which polling stations are legit?</p>
<p>With our archaic systems, how do you collate results from all the 10 800 polling stations and identify fake from genuine for all the elections?</p>
<p>For me, the most important thing in an election is a Voters Roll. Without that, we are wasting time. We are lying to people and giving them false hope.</p>
<p>Let us interrogate our weakness and stop living on hope, prayer and fasting without covering the basics!</p>
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'Massive Voter Turnout Alone Cannot Overwhelm Vote-rigging System'

<p>United States-based Zimbabwean Biomedical Scientist and Software Engineer, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Freeman_Chari"><strong>Freeman Chari</strong></a>, has launched a <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/cz64a-support-team-pachedu"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>GoFundMe campaign for Team Pachedu</strong></span></a>, a group of Zimbabweans who are working on enhancing transparency and holding public officials in Zimbabwe accountable.</p>
<p>Recently, Team Pachedu discovered alleged discrepancies in the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) national voters’ roll.</p>
<p>It is alleged that ZEC moved 170 000 voters from their constituencies and wards and created additional polling stations under unclear circumstances.</p>
<p>Chari, a Team Pachedu alumni and a former member, said the group requires computers, servers and software. He said:</p>
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<p>The work we do requires spending a lot of resources on computers, servers and software. We also spend a lot of personal resources to hold the government accountable.</p>
<p>[The money will be used] to cover our work’s daily needs, which includes the need for bigger computing power and licensed software. There may be some things we need to also outsource.</p>
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<p>The GoFundMe campaign is targeting to raise US$5 000. To date, US$3 154 has been raised from 136 donations, with the highest donor having advanced US$110.</p>
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Team Pachedu Appeals For Financial Donations

<p><span style="font-size: 14pt; font-family: 'times new roman', times, serif;">Freeman Chari, a Zimbabwean technology entrepreneur and a member of the opposition MDC based in the USA, has said coalitions with “glory hunters,” won’t succeed, remarks that are apparently in response to the debate in the opposition on whether to combine forces with former members of the ruling ZANU PF or not. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 14pt; font-family: 'times new roman', times, serif;">In recent weeks, the MDC Alliance has been at loggerheads with exiled former Information Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo, who in 2018, together with other alleged members of the defunct G40 faction, helped mobilise votes for Nelson Chamisa. </span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 14pt; font-family: 'times new roman', times, serif;">The fallout seems to have originated from Moyo’s criticism of the MDC Alliance leadership’s strategies ahead of the 2023 elections</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 14pt; font-family: 'times new roman', times, serif;">Chari likened “glory hunters” to sacrificial rods/anodes in industrial chemistry. He added:</span></p>
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<p><span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: 'comic sans ms', sans-serif;">These are highly reactive metals eg Zinc that react faster with oxygen than does iron. They eat up most of the oxygen before it corrodes a ship or heaters. Don’t underestimate them.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: 'comic sans ms', sans-serif;">You cannot have teams without team players. Teamwork is not just about skills but also purpose &amp; responsibility. You will not win with highly talented players that love to dribble in their own 18-yard box.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: 'comic sans ms', sans-serif;">Glory hunters destroy cohesion &amp; morale. They stifle the expression of talent within teams. Brilliant individual players should try tennis or chess. In failure, they have no one to blame but themselves. Taking defeat with grace is as important as gracious winning.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: 'comic sans ms', sans-serif;">In as much as people here are pushing for coalitions, you need to evaluate the character, nature &amp; inclinations. No coalition will succeed with glory hunters. Remember, a united team with focus, clear goals &amp; motivated players deployed to their strengths is always a menace</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: 'comic sans ms', sans-serif;">But you need team players more than glory hunters. </span></p>
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<p><span style="font-size: 14pt; font-family: 'times new roman', times, serif;">He quoted Alick Macheso’s song “Pakutema Munda” which speaks of an individual who worked with his colleagues to prepare land for farming but claimed all the credit when some people asked who had done the work.</span></p>
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No Coalition Will Succeed With Glory Hunters - Chari

<p>United States-based Zimbabwean Biomedical Scientist and Software Engineer, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Freeman_Chari"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Freeman Chari</strong></span></a>, has advised fresh university graduates to use their academic achievements to solve the world’s problems.</p>
<p>Thousands of Zimbabweans graduated from several local universities in the past few weeks, further swelling the job market with more job seekers.</p>
<p>In a Twitter thread, Chari called on graduates to be “lazy” by finding ways to simplify, automate and manage work timely and efficiently wherever they go. <a href="https://twitter.com/freemanchari/status/1469908455117017089"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">He wrote</span></a>:</p>
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<p>Congrats to all newly minted graduates. Please celebrate this achievement. None but yourself understands what you had to go through to get this far.</p>
<p><em>Ini ndakakwira gonyeti from Harare to Chivi in my gown ndichihusvuura…</em> [I boarded a long-distance haulage truck from Harare to Chivi and I was drinking heavily…] I have no idea where the gown ended up probably donated.</p>
<p>A degree is just a certificate to some but to you let it be another brick to solving the world’s problems. If you use what you have learnt to simplify life for yourself and others then you will never be poor. I will explain…</p>
<p>There are folks who used big words and complex terminology to exclude 99% of people from pursuing simple investments in stocks. They wore suits in Wallstreet. Then some young kids with degrees in Mathematics decided that there must be another way. Robinhood was born</p>
<p>Now the world is trading and squeezing hedge funds using the platform without really having to go thru the hoops and knots that used to be there. The 2 young men who started Robinhood are now billionaires. None of them has degrees in finance or economics. Just Physics &amp; Math.</p>
<p>Wherever you are going to end up, be lazy. Find ways to do work better. Hard workers are generally not good at finding solutions because they are not freaked by work. I like lazy people who find ways to simplify, automate and manage work timely &amp; efficiently. BE LAZY but SMART!</p>
<p>The solutions you bring may be frowned on but may become the bedrock for your future profession or company. As a Med Lab Scientist, the worst part of my job was entering results in different systems. I started programming to connect the different machines we had…</p>
<p>I realized I loved it and was good at it. I only used my degree for 5 yrs and have been writing code for 14yrs now. I have started companies with co-workers based on the challenges we encountered which were sometimes viewed as too small to matter by the bigger companies.</p>
<p>In this world, find one thing that you think you are good at, give yourself a title and run with it. You don’t need to be Dr something to be a master. Over the past yrs, we have seen fancy titles that have gone mainstream eg Social Media Expert, Image consultant, SEO guru…</p>
<p>Don’t be afraid to charge for work. If somebody asks you for help with something that requires your skill and time, don’t be afraid to ask for payment. Anything that someone is willing to pay for is a good candidate for a profession or a business.</p>
<p>Don’t wait to be a pro to charge. Start now! This will help you understand the terrain and quickly figure out your worth. The more you get experience, the more you can charge.</p>
<p>Don’t be afraid to try uncharted territories. You may have a degree in English but you can also be a salesperson or a communications expert. Find a territory where you can leverage your degree even if that is not primarily what u learnt.</p>
<p>Keep trying &amp; don’t be afraid to fail. Every job that I have held in the past 10yrs has been a result of the failed projects that I have ventured into. When Cargoove failed a competitor offered me a job at 3x which I made as a co-founder of my failed company.</p>
<p>Finally, the world is not perfect. When you find yourself in hard times don’t be afraid to downgrade. Sometimes we have to do unpleasant jobs just so we can survive and flourish again. Good luck!</p>
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"Be Lazy But Smart", Freeman Chari Dishes Advice To Newly-minted University Graduates {Full Thread}

<p>Freeman Chari has launched a campaign to raise funds for Musariri Tinokunda who is now a herdboy after failing to raise fees for tertiary education despite scoring 15 points in the ZIMSEC examinations.</p>
<p>Tinokunda graduated from Hippo Valley Secondary School but his grandmother can no longer pay for his tertiary studies.</p>
<p>Tinokunda sat for three subjects, Business Studies, Statistics and Economics and attained As in all.</p>
<p><a href="https://twitter.com/freemanchari/status/1401226803323228175">Chari</a> said those willing to assist can contact him on Twitter. He said:</p>
<blockquote><p><em>_I just received a case of Tinokunda, he has 15points. The grandmother has reached her financial limits. The boy is now herding cattle. I asked if he applied to any university, there wasn’t even yekuendesa Harare (bus fare to Harare). Maybe there is a well-wisher here. This kills my heart._</em></p></blockquote>
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Campaign Launched To Raise Fees For Herdboy Who Scored 15 Points

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<div dir="auto" lang="en"><span>The initiative is launched when a number of opposition members, human rights defenders and journalists have in the recent past been attested with some convicted for various offences.</span></div>
<div dir="auto" lang="en"><span>Speaking on the initiative, Chari said:</span></div>
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<li dir="auto" lang="en"><span> If I had my way everyone who is jailed for political reasons would be salaried. We have to get to a point where it becomes a badge of honor. The team we have assembled for the Zim Solidarity Network is already looking for scholarships, internship opportunities abroad.
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<li dir="auto" lang="en">We are doing this because it works. All these pple that are being detained, denied bail for frivolous reasons should actually earn more than the magistrates who are conniving to do it. Mnangagwa must know that persecution has never been a deterrent for a determined pple.</li>
<li dir="auto" lang="en">So, contribute if you can. Share and retweet. Please tag ZANU PF trolls, we need them to grow a lump.</li>
<li dir="auto" lang="en">We have already raised $400 in 10hrs, that is 8x what a ZANU troll makes in a month</li>
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<div>The GoFundMe campaign, according to organisers was inspired by the shrinking democratic space in Zimbabwe. Reads the description of the campaign:</div>
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<div>The shrinking of democratic space in Zimbabwe is a cause for concern. Zimbabwe is witnessing an increased purge of social and political activists demanding economic and political change. In the quest to silence dissent the regime in Zimbabwe has embarked on massive arrests and convictions of economic and political activists.</div>
<div>The military government in Zimbabwe is trying to make an example on those who dare raise their voices to demand justice &amp; accountability. Unless we stand together, there is no hope.It is in light of these developments that the Zimbabwe Solidarity Network is sourcing resources towards the welfare of state’s victims and their immediate dependents.The resources we anticipate to go a long way in helping families who are plunged into difficulties following these purges and those orphaned due to political activism. We look forward to provide food, Family or households economic strengthening, school fees and medical support.</div>
<div><strong>WHAT IS THE OBJECTIVE OF THE FUND?</strong></div>
<div>– To assist political detainees with basic amenities eg food and sanitary supplies.</div>
<div>– To ensure that the immediate families of political detainees have food and educational support.</div>
<div><strong>WHO ARE WE?</strong></div>
<div>We are a group of concerned Zimbabweans based in North America. We are currently in the process of registering a non-profit Zimbabwe Solidarity Network (ZSN).  Currently the fundraising team includes- David Siampondo- Taku Rukuni- Freeman Chari- Thandi Ncube</div>
<div><strong>HOW WILL THE SUPPORT REACH INTENDED BENEFICIARIES</strong></div>
<div>We have a network of volunteers within Zimbabwe who are going to ensure that the support reaches the intended beneficiaries. We will also work hand in hand with organizations and lawyers who have access to those detained.</div>
<div><strong>HOW WILL WE ACCOUNT?</strong></div>
<div>We will periodically publish the names of the beneficiaries and where possible have them acknowledge the support.</div>
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Campaign Launched To Raise Salaries For Political Detainees

<p>The MDC secretary for elections, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jacob_Mafume" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Jacob Mafume</a>, has defended the party’s decision to embrace people implicated in the murder of the party’s activists in previous elections.</p>
<p>Responding to social activist <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Freeman_Chari" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Freeman Chari</a>, now based in the United States of America, who had suggested that the party was betraying those who were killed, <a href="https://twitter.com/JMafume/status/1228761890853138432" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Mafume said:</a></p>
<blockquote><p>Chief, you live in a country where Africans used to slaves. You went by plane Africans went by ship just less than 150 years ago. In a country where Martin Luther King had to fight for the vote for Africans. Where is this judgemental process coming from?</p></blockquote>
<p>Posting on Twitter, Chari has expressed dismay over the MDC’s acceptance of people who are “known” to have killed Tichaona Chiminya and Talent Mabika. <a href="https://twitter.com/freemanchari/status/1228590274294751237" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">He wrote</a>:</p>
<blockquote><p>Our house was less than 500m from where <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tichaona_Chiminya" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Tichaona Chiminya</a> and Talent Mabika were killed. The people who killed them are known.</p>
<p>I still find it difficult to walk hand in hand with those who killed them and say we are in the same struggle… <em>Ini hangu zvongondinetsa. Ndiniwo!</em></p>
<p>You can all forget and enjoy the expedience but for me, I remember many times people telling me <em>kuti “Uchafira mahara!”</em> I refused to believe that even if I was to die it would be in vain. I think of these people’s kids and relatives.</p></blockquote>


MDC Criticised For Embracing "Murderers"

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<div class="js-tweet tweet-detail js-has-replies margin-l--46">His remarks suggest that some MDC supporters may decide to be politically inactive if they continue to face tribulation.</div>
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<p lang="en"><strong>More: </strong><a href="https://twitter.com/freemanchari/status/1200663916378042368"><strong>Freeman Chari</strong></a></p>
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FULL THREAD: "Strategy For MDC To Retain And Effectively Motivate Supporters In These Trying Times,"

<p>GoFundMe campaign has managed to raise US$59,297 since its launch last week to assist the victims of Tropical Cyclone Idai in Manicaland, Mashonaland East and Masvingo provinces.</p>
<p>The initial target, to raise US$10 000, was reached and a new target has been set at US$100 000. To contribute to the campaign follow this link. Read the appeal below:</p>
<blockquote><p>Tropical Cyclone Idai has hit most parts of the Eastern Highlands in Zimbabwe – Chimanimani, Mutare, Mutasa, Chipinge and Zimunya. There are many fatalities.</p>
<p>People have been urged to go to higher ground. Some are sheltered in hotels or makeshift areas. There is no food or clean water.</p>
<p><strong>WHAT WILL THE MONEY BE USED FOR</strong></p>
<p>The funds raised will be used for relief efforts including food, shelter and water.  Our primary focus is to make sure  the money that will be raised here will purchase<br/>
– Non-perishable foods<br/>
– Clean bottled water<br/>
– Blankets<br/>
– Tents (if need be)</p>
<p><strong>WHO WILL MANAGE IN ZIMBABWE</strong></p>
<p>We will work with <strong>Sean Mullens</strong> who is a Pastor at One Church in Harare and <strong>Jacque Rowe Anderson</strong>who heads the Miracle Missions  in Zimbabwe. They will coordinate the efforts  together with other relief agencies to see where exactly the need is most.</p>
<p>We have worked with One Church during other emergencies before and we have great trust in their ability to get aid where it is needed.</p>
<p><strong>HOW WILL THE MONEY REACH ZIMBABWE</strong><br/>
The money will be sent to Zimbabwe through either WorldRemit or Mukuru.com. We are in negotiations with Mukuru so that they may not charge us fees on humanitarian grounds. All the food &amp; supplies will be bought in Zimbabwe and then transported to Chimanimani and Chipinge for distribution.</p>
<p><strong>WHO ARE WE</strong><br/>
My name is <strong>Freeman Chari</strong>, I am a Zimbabwean based in USA.  I went to school in Manicaland and we used to travel to places in Chimanimani  and Chipinge like Biriiri , Mt Selinda nad Chikore for sports.  The predicament  they are in requires that we use whatever means is at our disposal to help.</p>
<p>I have coordinated a number of relief and emergency efforts in Zimbabwe through this platform. I will be working with other volunteers to fundraise but ultimately, I will be responsible to account for every cent raised on this platform.</p>
<p><strong>HOW WILL WE ACCOUNT</strong><br/>
Like we have done with these other  <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/zimbabwe-freedom-fund">Zimbabwe Freedom Fund</a> and the <a>Cholera Relief Fund </a>we will provide regular updates and accounting  to the satisfaction of the donors. We will try to keep records of each transaction, the food purchased and any other costs incurred. Those will be shared here and an accounting breakdown too.</p>
<p>Thank you all for your help.</p></blockquote>
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<p><strong>More: <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/zimbabwe-cyclone-relief" rel="noopener" target="_blank">GoFundMe</a></strong></p>


GoFundMe Zimbabwe Campaign Raises $59,297, Targets $100,000

<p>International money transfer agency World Remit has donated $25,000 to the Red Cross’ relief mission for Cyclone Idai.</p>
<p>The revelation comes after the agency was blasted on social media after it initially refused to waiver transfer fees on donations for Zimbabwe.</p>
<p>After the Twitter backlash, WorldRemit apologised and went a step further by making a donation towards Cyclone Idai relief. The company said in a Twitter post:</p>
<blockquote><p>In the wake of #CycloneIdai, many of our customers have contributed to relief efforts in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe. We’re supporting their generosity by donating $25,000 to the International Red Cross in the three affected countries.</p></blockquote>
<p>Zimbabwean social activist Freeman Chari, who is based in the United States Freeman Chari, who was coordinating the GoFundMe Zimbabwe camping, later on, Wednesday revealed that an understanding with WorldRemit had been reached. Said Chari:</p>
<blockquote><p>World Remit called me today. The issues we had were resolved. Which means we will be able to use their services to Zimbabwe for the purposes of this cyclone fundraiser at no charge. They have also committed to contributing $25K to the Red Cross for Malawi, Zimbabwe and Mozambique.</p></blockquote>
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WorldRemit Donates $25 000 Towards Cyclone Idai Relief

<p>United States-based GoFundMe Zimbabwe campaign coordinator Freedom Chari says there has been overwhelming support for the relief efforts. <a href="https://twitter.com/freemanchari/status/1108392958720704514" rel="noopener" target="_blank">He wrote:</a></p>
<blockquote><p>Zimbabwe Relief Updates. The team on the ground has been overwhelmed by the response by the citizens and the corporate world. So far 20 thirty-tonne trucks full of food, blankets, water, clothing etc have been dispatched to Chimanimani. Roads are impassable.</p>
<p>There are teams in Mutare, Bulawayo Masvingo Gweru and other towns. A team of 20 doctors already in Chimanimani. There are people who have availed their services for search and rescue. Several people have availed trucks and helicopters to be used for the delivery.</p>
<p>There has been a team of bikers that have been carrying food through the rough terrain. We are working well with the Civil Protection Unit who ultimately have to coordinate the airlifting of the food to the places that are cut off.</p></blockquote>
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GoFundMe Appeal Zimbabwe Relief Updates

<p>WorldRemit has refused to remit funds raised under the GoFundMe platform to Zimbabwe to help the survivors of Tropical Cyclone Idai. Coordinator of the campaign Freeman Chari said:</p>
<blockquote><p>You only know your true friends in a crisis. I approached @WorldRemit for a waiver on fees for us to send funds for cyclone relief in Zimbabwe. Their response shocked me. I have used them before &amp; they send me Ads. Please retweet until everybody knows these guys are unAfrican!</p></blockquote>
<p>In a letter post, Chari wrote:</p>
<blockquote><p>UPDATE: Amy from <a class="twitter-atreply pretty-link js-nav" data-mentioned-user-id="139722074" dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/WorldRemit"><s>@</s><b>WorldRemit</b></a> just gave me a call and is looking into our case to open some doors. This being the case, we give diplomacy a chance again. There are also other companies in the same space that have reached out to see how they can be of help. Will keep you updated!</p></blockquote>
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WorldRemit Refuses To Remit GoFundMe Funds To Zim

<p>A Zimbabwean based in the United States of America, Freeman Chari has launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise funds to assist the victims of Tropical Cyclone Idai in Manicaland and Masvingo provinces. Read the appeal below:</p>
<blockquote><p><strong>WHAT WILL THE MONEY BE USED FOR</strong></p>
<p>The funds raised will be used for relief efforts including food, shelter and water.</p>
<p><strong>WHO WILL MANAGE IN ZIMBABWE</strong></p>
<p>We will work with <strong>Sean Mullens</strong> who is a Pastor at One Church in Harare and Jacque Rowe Anderson who heads the Miracle Missions in Zimbabwe. He will coordinate the efforts together with other relief agencies to see where exactly the need is most.</p>
<p>We have worked with One Church during other emergencies before and we have great trust in their ability to get aid where it is needed.</p>
<p><strong>WHO ARE WE</strong><br/>
My name is Freeman Chari, I am a Zimbabwean based in the USA. I have coordinated a number of relief and emergency efforts in Zimbabwe through this platform. I will be working with other volunteers.</p>
<p><strong>HOW WILL WE ACCOUNT</strong><br/>
Like we have done with these other  <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/zimbabwe-freedom-fund">Zimbabwe Freedom Fund</a> and the Cholera Relief Fund will provide regular updates and accounting to the satisfaction of the donors.</p>
<p>Thank you all for your help.</p></blockquote>
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