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The Gukurahundi Community Outreach Programme has yet to begin due to unresolved logistical issues, it has emerged.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa officially launched the programme on July 14, 2024, at the Bulawayo State House, five years after its initial proposal.
The initiative aims to create a platform for victims and survivors of the Gukurahundi atrocities to voice their grievances before a 14-member panel headed by chiefs.
Despite the government’s high-profile launch, the hearings have not yet commenced.
In an interview with <a href="https://cite.org.zw/gukurahundi-hearings-stalled-chiefs-reveal-unresolved-issues/">CITE</a>, Chief Lucas Mtshane Khumalo, President of the National Chiefs Council, confirmed that the hearings have not yet begun and expressed uncertainty about when they will start. He said:
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We have not started, and we don’t know when we will start. There are still some logistics that have not been concluded.
We are not sure when we are going to start, but we will announce it when we are ready because we want publicity for this programme. However, there are some pending logistics.
I don’t want to divulge the specific logistics, but there are pending matters that need to be resolved.
There are many considerations when preparing to go out into the field—transportation, food, and subsistence allowances, among others.
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Chief Mtshane also noted that the budget allocated for the outreach programme is insufficient. He said:
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I think they underestimated the budget for this process. It is not enough for what’s required on the ground. The budget exists, but it does not cater for all the needs.
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In previous meetings between Mnangagwa and the chiefs, the government confirmed that a budget had been allocated for the hearings, although the specific amount was not disclosed.
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The Gukurahundi hearings that were supposed to start have been delayed because there is not enough money and some logistical issues have not been sorted out yet. The program was started by Mnangagwa in 2024 to give a chance to the victims of the Gukurahundi atrocities to speak up. The hearings were supposed to be run by a 14-member panel led by chiefs, but they have not started yet. The chiefs say the budget is not enough, and there are still many things that need to be sorted out before they can begin.

Insufficient Funds Stall Gukurahundi Hearings

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Fortune_Charumbira/">Chief Fortune Charumbira</a>, a senator affiliated with the ZANU PF party, has said he is still the president of the Pan African Parliament (PAP). He made the remarks on Monday 15 January 2024 amid reports that he has been removed from the position, <a href="https://dailynews.co.zw/pap-leadership-charumbira-fights-on/">Daily News</a> reported. The reasons behind his alleged removal, as well as the removal of the first vice-president and fourth vice-president, have not been explicitly stated. The PAP secretariat announced that by-elections will be conducted to fill the vacant positions. A PAP statement seen by Pindula News read:
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In a virtual session held today (11 January 2024), members of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) convened to discuss the election modalities for filling vacant positions in the Bureau, including the President, 1st Vice President, and 4th Vice President. Emphasizing a commitment to the principle of rotation in leadership elections, the meeting explored various proposed procedures aligned with the PAP Protocol and other legal instruments. The aim was to establish clear parameters that will guide the upcoming by-elections.
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PAP, the legislative arm of the African Union, reaffirmed its dedication to playing a crucial role in the development of the continent. The parliament aims to resume its activities fully as the African Union prepares for the upcoming 44th Ordinary Session of the Executive Council and the 37th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the African Union Heads of State, scheduled for February 14 to 18.
While the reasons for Charumbira’s removal, along with the removal of the fourth Vice President, François Ango Ndoutoume of Gabon, have not been clearly stated by the PAP secretariat, Charumbira had previously faced allegations of embezzlement and <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/06/18/sexual-harassment-allegations-plot-to-destroy-chief-charumbira-family/">sexual assault</a> in 2023. It is alleged that his removal is linked to multiple charges, including sexual assault. Charumbira is also accused of embezzling $4.5 million of PAP funds, including $45,000 spent on a trip to Egypt. He became the PAP president in June 2022.
Documents were leaked last year, suggesting Charumbira’s misuse of authority to redirect funds, finance trips for his allies, and engage in other clandestine activities. These revelations sparked public outcry. Charumbira has denied all allegations, considering them as efforts to remove him from his position.
The nomination process to select replacements for Charumbira and Ndoutoume will occur on February 21.

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Despite plans to replace him, Charumbira maintains that he is still the President of the Pan African Parliament (PAP) and considers the attempts to remove him as illegal. Charumbira assumed office on June 29, 2022, after a one-year delay caused by conflicts among regional African bodies. Despite securing a majority of the votes (161 out of 203), his term has been marked by “self-inflicted” troubles. He previously survived an attempted removal in September 2023 when one of his deputies, Ashebiri Gayo of Ethiopia, declared himself Acting PAP President. With his removal from the PAP presidency, Charumbira returns to being an ordinary traditional leader under the guidance of Chief Mtshana Khumalo of Matabeleland North, who was elected to replace Charumbira as the President of the Chiefs Council in Zimbabwe. Khumalo served as Charumbira’s deputy from 2018 to 2023.
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Chief Charumbira Says He's Still The President Of The Pan African Parliament (PAP)

National Chiefs’ Council president, Chief Fortune Charumbira, has announced that he will not be seeking re-election to the helm of the national traditional chiefs’ body at the upcoming polls scheduled for tomorrow. Chief Mtshane Khumalo, the current deputy of Matabeleland North province, is believed to be a leading contender to succeed Chief Charumbira, who has served two terms.
The National Chiefs’ Council is holding a meeting in Bulawayo in preparation for the elections to elect a new president and deputy, who will automatically become Members of Parliament as Senators.
Last week, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) held successful elections to choose 36 chiefs into the National Chiefs’ Council, officially commencing the 2023 harmonized elections.
Chief Charumbira was overwhelmingly voted back as one of the five Chiefs’ Council members from Masvingo province after defeating Chief Neromwe (Mr. Clemence Madzingo) of Zaka by 27 votes to 7. He is also the president of the Pan-African Parliament.
Chief Khumalo praised Chief Charumbira for his exceptional leadership skills, which saw him gain the support of all African regions to become PAP leader. He described Chief Charumbira as a pillar and a sanctuary of Zimbabwe’s traditional leadership institution, with his exemplary leadership representing the ethos of the past, present, and future.
The National Chiefs’ Council unanimously resolved to deploy Chief Charumbira to an “appropriate post” where the organization can continue tapping into his wisdom while he continues to serve as PAP leader. The council believes that Chief Charumbira’s expertise and leadership are still required to strengthen the traditional leadership institution in Zimbabwe.
Chief Chundu of Mashonaland West and Chief Siansali of Matabeleland North echoed the same sentiments, stating that Chief Charumbira’s tremendous experience nationally and internationally must not be ignored. They emphasized that the traditional leadership institution requires his guidance and services.
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