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A man from Harare has been brought before the Harare Magistrates Court on charges of disorderly conduct for throwing stones at President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s motorcade with stones on Julius Nyerere Way in Harare.
Benjamin Mupombwe, who is 30 years old and from Epworth, appeared before Magistrate Dennis Mangosi on Friday and has since been remanded in custody pending his bail application today. The State is the complainant in this matter.
<h3>What Happened?</h3>
According to the allegations, a member of the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) was deployed on July 4, 2023, at the intersection of Julius Nyerere Way and Robson Manyika Avenue to control traffic while waiting for the presidential motorcade to pass. As the motorcade made its way through, Mupombwe is accused of throwing stones at it, resulting in his arrest.
In April this year, Masimba Graig Muganira, a man from Epworth, was prevented by State security agents from confronting President Emmerson Mnangagwa during a speech in the dormitory town. Muganira attempted to breach security and race to the podium to confront Mnangagwa, but he was stopped a few meters away and allegedly assaulted behind the VVIP tent.
In yet another recent case, Dumisani Dangirwa, a 43-year-old man from Harare, was arrested for insulting Mnangagwa, alleging that the ZANU PF leader was a failure and would lose the elections scheduled for August 23. Dangirwa was remanded in custody.
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Ethiopia has awarded a Pan-African prize to Morocco’s late King Hassan II, Zimbabwe’s late founding leader Robert Mugabe and other African leaders recognizing their contributions to The prosperity of the African continent.
Hassan II was honoured for his contributions to the establishment of the African Union and Pan-Africanism, according to <a href="https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2022/11/352171/ethiopia-awards-pan-african-prize-to-moroccos-late-king-hassan-ii">Morrocco World News</a>.
Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed presented the award to the speaker of Morocco’s House of Representatives Rachid Talbi Alami on Tuesday in a ceremony held in the country’s capital Addis Ababa, news outlet FanaBC reported.
The ceremony was part of the first African Youth Summit, which took place between October 29 and November 1.
The late monarch, who was one of the founding fathers of the Organization of African Unity, was recognised for his determination to defend the best interests of the continent, as well as to ensure the peace and prosperity of its people. 
In addition to the late Moroccan sovereign, the Ethiopian PM presented awards to the families of 17 other late leaders, commemorating their contributions to the prosperity of the African continent.
The awarded leaders include:
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1). Ethiopia’s Emperor Haile Selassie I, 
2). Zambia’s Kenneth Kaunda, 
3). Tanzania’s Julius Nyerere, 
4). Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe, 
5). Guinea’s Ahmed Sekou Toure,
6). Mali’s Modibo Keita,
7). Cote d’Ivoire’s Felix Hoffet Bounai and
8). Senegal’s Leopold Sedar Senghor.
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The four-day event brought together youth from across African countries, with the aim of strengthening pan-Africanist visions and promoting the best interests of the continent. 
Highlighting Africa’s great potential, the Ethiopian Prime Minister entrusted African young leaders with “bringing Africa’s hope to fruition.”
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A Pan-Africanist, Mitchell ‘Maliqeto Mhlanga, who uses @MimiReeds on Twitter, has said the former president of Libya, Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was killed for his quest for African Unity. 
  
Gaddafi was killed in 2011 by the NATO-assisted National Transitional Council, a rebel group in Libya, for allegedly being a dictator for forty years.
He was one of Africa’s great Pan Africanists, others being Robert Mugabe, and Kwame Nkrumah, who pushed for the United States of Africa and one economy that should use one currency. Mitchell ‘Maliqeto Mhlanga says this quest is what made the West kill Gaddafi. She said:
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Just when Gaddafi became a symbol of African Unity, urging member states to unite for the development of the continent he was killed by His own people, rebel groups in Libya were supplied with ammunition by the west to rise up against Gaddafi which cost him his life.
The truth is Libya is essentially a failed state today because those ammunitions given to the rebels are still very much in use today. Gaddafi was not the focus but his quest for African unity was what the west urgently needed to dash to pieces.
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The United States of Africa remains a pie in the air to date amid contradictions among leaders on how to approach the issue.
Political analysts argue that the main issue is greed for power as each leader wants to be sovereign and independent. A USA would mean that they surrender some of their powers while their countries will be regarded as provinces of one big state.
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