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Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage Minister Kazembe Kazembe this week infuriated opposition MPs In Parliament after he said the police does not act on social media posts and “drama” about politically-motivated violence.
This is despite the fact that the State relied on a video posted on social media to build a case against opposition MPs Job Sikhala and Godfrey Sithole for alleged incitement to violence in Nyatsime in June this year.
Mutare Central MP, Innocent Gonese (MDC Alliance), asked Kazembe to explain measures his ministry was taking to curb increasing acts of political violence.
Gonese made reference to violence against CCC activists perpetrated by suspected ZANU PF activists in Matobo and Insiza last month.
The violence left Bulawayo Proportional Representation MP Jasmine Toffa hospitalised. In response Kazembe said:
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The President is on record denouncing political violence. As such the police and I have said that nobody is above the law. The police do not act on social media and drama.
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Kazembe’s remarks sparked outrage resulting in a harsh exchange of words with the minister led by CCC secretary-general Charlton Hwende.
They invited Toffa, whose hand was in a sling, to stand up.
But Kazembe scoffed at the opposition MPs who were demanding answers.
The tempers were cooled by Speaker of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda who said Kazembe should issue a ministerial statement on political violence. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200002965/mps-in-near-fist-fight">NewsDay</a>

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Kazembe Claims Victims of Political Violence Dramatise Attacks

Opposition Bulawayo Proportional Representation legislator, Jasmine Toffa, has narrated how she was brutally attacked by suspected ZANU PF activists on Monday while on a campaign mission in Insiza.
Toffa and other CCC members were in Insiza’s Ward 4 campaigning for their party’s candidate, Augustine Gumede in Saturday’s by-elections when they were assaulted.
Speaking to <a href="https://cite.org.zw/there-is-no-democracy-in-zim-toffa-speaks-on-brutal-attack/">CITE</a>, Toffa said the assailants attacked them using sticks, logs, fists, and stones. She said:
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They asked who I am and I said I am Honourable Toffa and they said Honourable Toffa from where?.
They then took logs and hit me. One of them made a karate pose and hit me straight in the face. A fully-grown man!
Two women were carrying logs with which they assaulted me. One of them tried to frighten me as if I were a child and I asked: ‘Are you sure of what you are doing?
They said, we don’t want anybody else here (except for ZANU-PF leaders) and I said why then did you allow them to go to Nomination Court?
Why did you allow them (voters) to register? Why didn’t you simply declare that you wanted a ZANU-PF person? It was just terrible.
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She said Zimbabwe is still a long way off from being considered a democracy as it lacks the rule of law. Toffa said:
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There is clearly no rule of law, clearly, the constitution is just a piece of paper that is used to the ruling party’s advantage.
It is not applied fairly. It’s not something that anybody can rely on. It also means that democracy is not part of our governance.
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Opposition MP, Jasmine Toffa, Recounts Brutal Attack By Suspected ZANU PF Activists

MDC Alliance MP Jasmine Toffa (Proportional Representative), was this Thursday reportedly blocked by police from delivering mealie in her constituency (Bulawayo).
Police allegedly blocked her from going ahead with the delivery and also instructed millers not to sell the product to her. <a href="https://twitter.com/mdczimbabwe/status/1250840810033229824" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">A tweet by the MDC read</a>:
<blockquote>MDCA MP, Hon Jasmine Toffa had started implementing the delivery of mealie meal in her Bulawayo constituency consistent with the Party’s program to assist the vulnerable during the lockdown. The Police are blocking her and have instructed millers not to sell to her.</blockquote>
The development comes when residents in Bulawayo have called for mealie-meal to be distributed door-to-door so that residents adhere to social distancing.
In a statement, Bulawayo United Residents Association (Bura) secretary for research and development Shephard Maphosa <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/04/residents-call-for-door-to-door-mealie-meal-delivery/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">said</a>:
<blockquote>One of the key issues at the discussion has been social distancing. The general public feeling is that, while it is a noble preventative measure, there are some notable constraints to it.
Observation around the city is that people are in defiance as seen in mealie-meal queues, supermarket queues and even at some Zupco pick-up points.
One resident suggested that if the city council can pick up waste from residential areas door-to-door, perhaps this same model could be adopted in the distribution of mealie-meal.</blockquote>

Police Block MDC MP From Distributing Mealie Meal In Her Constituency - Report

<blockquote>MDC statement on fuel price increases
The MDC notes with deep concern, the recent increase in prices of fuel as announced by the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) on Monday 12 August 2019. This increase follows another one less than a month ago.</blockquote>
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<blockquote>What therefore becomes clear is that the government remains hell-bent on repeating its January 2019 increase of 150%. However this time around they want to stagger that 150% into batches.
This is synonymous with the strategy of killing a frog using hot water. If it is thrown into hot water it quickly jumps off, but if it is thrown into cold water it adapts to temperature changes until it bursts and dies.
While the MDC does not recommend increases in transport fares, the party notes that in times of frequent fuel prices increases, frequent transport fare increases become inevitable.
We thus call upon the government to be cognizant of this fact whenever the urge to increase prices visits them, more so given the frequency by which it now visits them.
The MDC believes that whatever increase in prices that are not backed by an increase in salaries is thoughtless, uncaring and anti-people, to say the least.
The continued insistence by the government that prices of fuel in Zimbabwe must match the average United States Dollar (USD) price in the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) region while not talking about matching salaries of civil servants to that of their regional counterparts further confirms the regime’s anti-people stance.
The MDC is deeply concerned that despite these frequent and punishing price increases, the fuel situation has not improved.
Long fuel queues have become a permanent feature in our cities, towns and rural service centres. Spending hours on fuel queues have great effects on the productive time of our citizens and the general culture of business.
Businesses find themselves with no option but to either retrench some of their employees or reduce their shifts. Thus the effects of the energy crisis on production and unemployment are growing proportional to the rate of availability of fuel.
The MDC reiterates its call for a state of emergency in the energy issue. Under the state of emergency, the government must convene an Energy Sector Stakeholders Conference involving but not limited to fuel companies, independent energy producers, captains of industry, energy sector workers, consumers and parliament.
Amongst other issues, this Stakeholders Conference must discuss liberalization of fuel importation and liberalization of petrol blending as major factors affecting fuel availability, price and durability.
Furthermore, the Stakeholders Conference must discuss the effects of the currency crisis on the availability and cost of fuel in Zimbabwe.
MDC: Change that delivers.
Hon. Jasmine Toffa  
Secretary for Energy and Power Development</blockquote>
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FULL TEXT: MDC Statement On Fuel Price Increases

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