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Tafadzwa Shumba, a member of Zimbabwe’s ZANU PF Central Committee, has accused the Director General of the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO), Isaac Moyo, of ordering a hit on him in an ongoing fight for Mwenezi West’s parliamentary seat.
Shumba challenged Moyo’s wife, Priscilla at ZANU PF’s primaries and later went independent after alleging that he lost due to the influence of Forever Associates of Zimbabwe (FAZ) and CIO operatives.
He disputed ZANU PF primary election results that placed him second behind Priscilla and wrote numerous letters to the party’s leadership raising complaints over FAZ’s operations to her benefit. He now claims that his car was hijacked at gunpoint and torched. He claimed that the attackers were looking for him and had been sent by Moyo. He said moments after losing the vehicle:
<blockquote>
My car was hijacked at gun point 40 minutes ago at Tsungirirai Secondary School by what we suspect to be CIO operatives sent by their boss.
Mwenezi seems to have become a thorn in their flesh. I am safe and sound but they were heard saying they are looking for me specifically,  they drove the vehicle towards Marhanda where gunshots rang.
</blockquote>
The car was later found burnt beyond repair. Shumba is one of the few who have braved ZANU PF’s wrath to stand as an independent candidate after ‘losing’ primaries. Late Christopher Rwodzi, who contested independently under the banner Independent4ED, was killed in an accident on his way to the rural constituency.
Ndinyarei Mupukuta, who was contesting the Maramba-Pfungwe National Assembly seat independently, withdrew his candidature citing personal reasons last week. His withdrawal came after President Emmerson Mnangagwa issued a stern warning to disgruntled Zanu PF members running as independent candidates. Mnangagwa reminded them to follow the party’s rules and emphasised that the party had been in existence for over 64 years. Mnangagwa warned that anyone who acted against the party’s interests would face consequences. He urged all party members to unite and work together for the good of the party and emphasised that the deployment of candidates was the responsibility of the party leadership and not individual members. 
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ZANU PF Senior Official Accuses CIO Boss Of Ordering Hit In Parliamentary Seat Fight

A senior government official has claimed that former President Robert Mugabe did not vote for MDC leader Nelson Chamisa in the 2018 presidential elections.
Speaking to State media on Saturday, Director-General in the President’s Office, Isaac Moyo, said that Mugabe could not sleep the night he held a press conference endorsing Chamisa. Said Moyo:
<blockquote>Of course, here and there, there were also moments we had our tensions.
I remember when I first went to see him after his Press conference, where he announced he was going to vote for Chamisa.
We really had an exchange that day, but what then emerged was that he said despite having threatened to vote for Chamisa, he actually did not vote for Chamisa and I was told on how on the eve of the elections, he had agonised, he could not sleep.
According to the former First Lady, he had woken up around 2 am somewhere and he said he could not sleep and the idea that he would go and vote for Chamisa was rebuffed, he could not do that.
And the former First Lady said she then encouraged him to follow his real wishes and to vote for comrades he has always been with and not to worry about the small matters between them, and so the former First Lady, with the concurrence of Cde Mugabe himself, said he had not voted for MDC, but he had voted correctly, I found that funny and I enjoyed the story.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/cde-mugabes-last-days-burial-expected-to-be-on-sunday-at-national-heroes-acre/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Sunday News</a></h4>

"Mugabe Did Not Vote For Chamisa", Senior Govt Official

In a telephone interview with ZBC News, Zimbabwe’s ambassador to South Africa Mr Isaac Moyo said they met South Africa’s Minister of Home Affairs together with other ambassadors from other African countries on Friday. He said the purpose of the meeting was to come up with an immediate solution to stabilise the situation.
Ambassador Moyo advised Zimbabweans living in South Africa to keep following the developments in South Africa and to stay home until the situation calms down. He said the Zimbabwean Embassy is keeping lines of communication open to assist Zimbabweans affected by the xenophobia attacks in South Africa. Zimbabweans in South Africa have been urged to contact the embassy in Pretoria and the consulates in Johannesburg and Cape Town for assistance.
More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/2017/02/27/sa-xenophobic-attacks-zim-embassy-speaks/">ZBC News</a>

Zimbabwe's Ambassador to South Africa speaks on xenophobic attacks

In an interview on the side lines of a bilateral meeting between Zimbabwe and South Africa in Harare, Zimbabwean Ambassador to South Africa Isaac Moyo said that the majority of Zimbabweans in South Africa were there illegally.
He also said that Zimbabweans illegally staying in South Africa pose a security threat to Pretoria, and Zimbabwe’s interests in that country,
<blockquote>I think this is an issue which impacts on the security of South Africa and it also impacts on the interests of Zimbabwe because we cannot have such a large number of people carrying no known documentation at all.</blockquote>
Moyo said while most of the illegal immigrants entered the country through undesignated points, others went through proper entry points but became illegal somewhere in the process, mostly due to overstaying. He said although he did not have specific figures for those that were illegally in South Africa, he was certain that they outnumbered the more 260 000 who carried Special Dispensation Permits,
<blockquote>Nobody knows the numbers of these people because most are border jumpers. Some organisation carry out studies while some newspapers just throw figures which appear exaggerated but the fact is we really don’t know. The South African government doesn’t know and we as an embassy don’t know.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.newzimbabwe.com/news-33030-Illegal+Zim+immigrants+a+threat+to+SA+Envoy/news.aspx">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

Ambassador Moyo says Zimbabwe's illegal immigrants are a threat to South Africa

The Zimbabwean government has appealed to South Africa that special permits issued to 260,000 of its nationals be extended once they expire at the end of next year. The permits were given under the Dispensation for Zimbabweans Project (DZP) in 2009 and then renewed in October 2014 for 3 years. Zimbabwe is therefore seeking another renewal.
Said Isaac Moyo, Zimbabwean ambassador to South Africa:
<blockquote>We have about 260 000 Zimbabweans carrying these special permits and they will be affected in December 2017 as their permits expire, with South Africa having indicated in previous discussions it would not renew the permits</blockquote>
SA President Zuma, arrives in Zimbabwe for a state visit today.
More: <a href="http://www.financialgazette.co.zw/zimbabwe-asks-south-africa-to-extend-special-resident-permits/">Fingaz</a>

Zim government asks South Africa to extend work permits for 260k Zimbabweans

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