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Ndavaningi Mangwana has lamented the removal of Chief Fortune Charumbira as president of the Pan African Parliament (PAP) and described the move as a “coup”.
<a href="https://www.zimlive.com/rape-accused-chief-fortune-charumbira-removed-as-pap-president/">ZimLive</a> reported that following the dissolution of Zimbabwe’s parliament to pave way for elections on 23 August, Charumbira was also no longer a PAP MP where one’s term runs concurrently with the parliamentary term in their home country.
During a meeting of the PAP in Johannesburg on Friday, chaired by acting president Ashebir Gayo, it was resolved that a vote would take place between October 16 and 18 to elect a new president, first vice president, and fourth vice president.
However, Mangwana, a former chairman of the ZANU PF UK chapter, said Charumbira’s removal from the PAP presidency was “a disgraceful seizure of power”. He said:
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There have been a number of coups d’état on African soil in the last 3 years but nobody expected the African Union Parliament (PAP) to experience a disgraceful seizure of power.
We all saw Chief Charumbira winning the presidency of PAP but he now finds someone in his office claiming to have taken over that presidency. We need order in the continental body.
</blockquote>
Africa has experienced <a href="https://www.africanews.com/2023/08/30/africa-the-7-military-coups-over-the-last-three-years//">eight coups since August 2020</a>. The coups have occurred in Niger (26 July 2023), Burkina Faso (24 January 2022, and another on 30 September 2022), Sudan (25 October 2021), Guinea (05 September 2021), Mali (18 August 2020, another one on 24 May 2021), and Gabon (30 August 2023).
Meanwhile, Charumbira faces sexual assault allegations by his 27-year-old married niece.
In April this year, the alleged victim, who is a schoolteacher, filed a police report but Charumbira has not been arrested.
The woman alleged that the traditional leader invited her to his vehicle and began caressing her breasts and kissing her without her consent. The chief also allegedly put his hand under her dress.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Chief Charumbira's Removal From PAP Presidency A "Coup" - Mangwana

Uebert Angel has been appointed as the African Union’s Pan African Parliament (PAP) Ambassador for Interfaith Dialogue and Humanitarian Affairs, reported <a href="https://nehandaradio.com/2023/07/18/uebert-angel-appointed-african-unions-pan-african-parliament-ambassador/">Nehanda Radio</a>.
PAP, also known as the African Parliament, is an assembly that was founded to serve as the legislative (law-making) branch of the African Union.
It exercises oversight and has advisory and consultative powers.
Nehanda Radio reported a source as saying Angel will be among five individuals who will be at the forefront in spearheading initiatives aimed at fostering dialogue among different faiths. Said the source:
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Ambassador Angel’s extensive knowledge, influential network, and commitment to fostering unity among diverse religious communities is what saw him emerge as an ideal candidate for this vital role.
He will be part of five individuals from diverse regions in the African continent spearheading initiatives aimed at fostering dialogue, understanding, and cooperation among different faiths.
His experience in leading Spirit Embassy, a Christian organization with a global reach and registered members who go well over 3.5 million as of their last count, provides him with deep insights into religious diversity and the promotion of mutual respect.
This appointment is a testament to the belief in his ability to bridge gaps and cultivate harmony within society.
He will emphasize the importance of religious tolerance, respect, and understanding as essential foundations for peaceful coexistence within African communities.
</blockquote>
Angel was appointed Presidential Envoy and Ambassador at Large for Europe and the Americas by Emmerson Mnangagwa on 17 March 2021.
Early this year, an Al Jazeera documentary called “Gold Mafia” alleged that Angel offered to use his status to assist Al Jazeera reporters who posed as Chinese nationals launder millions of dollars through a gold-smuggling scheme.
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Uebert Angel Appointed African Union's African Parliament Ambassador

Pan African Parliament (PAP) president Chief Fortune Charumbira says they are committed to helping in the fight against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Africa.
Charumbira made the comments after a South Africa-based pan-African anti-GBV lobby group Kwanele Foundation handed over a petition to PAP at its seat in Midrand.
Kwanele members peacefully marched near the PAP headquarters where they handed a petition to PAP’s fourth vice president Aango François Ndoutoume.
In the petition, which was handed over by Kwanele Foundation founder Sihle Sibisi, the organisation urged PAP to back its fight to end GBV on the African continent.
Kwanele demanded that PAP hosts a summit on combating GBV on the continent before the end of this year.
In response, Charumbira said PAP was concerned over the high prevalence of GBV on the continent and that the continental legislative body will support the fight to end the scourge. Charumbira said:
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As PAP, we are sensitive and conscious of the fundamental issue of ending GBV, especially considering that cases of GBV remain rife across our continent.
The plight of women and the girl child is central to PAP’s agenda as we seek to propel Africa on the development trajectory.
Women and the girl child remain trapped in a cycle of poverty and exclusion in many spheres across Africa not least rights to equal opportunities and treatment in our society where cases of GBV are disproportionately high.
</blockquote>
Ironically, last month Charumbira’s niece reported him to the police for allegedly sexually abusing her.
Charumbira was reported to the police in Masvingo for allegedly sexually abusing his 27-year-old married niece.
According to a leaked police memorandum, Charumbira allegedly sexually assaulted the complainant on two separate occasions.
He allegedly fondled the complainant’s breasts, kissed her without her consent, and groped her private parts.
The alleged assault took place at Rainbow Towers Hotel on 31 March this year and on 02 April at Crown Plaza Hotel, respectively.
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Chief Charumbira Demands An End To Gender-Based Violence

The proportional representative for Seke-Chikomba, Tatenda Mavetera (ZANU PF), was on Tuesday sworn in as a member of the Pan African Parliament (PAP) at its ongoing meeting in Midrand, South Africa.
Mavetera takes over from Barbra Rwodzi who was recently appointed Deputy Minister of Environment, Climate, Tourism and Hospitality Industry.
She thanked President Emmerson Mnangagwa for giving youths opportunities to assume leadership positions in various positions of power. Mavetera said:
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I am grateful to His Excellency, President Mnangagwa for accommodating young people in various positions of power and for me, it’s a great honour as a young woman that we now have an opportunity to air out our views on various issues concerning women.
The moment we speak at the Pan African Parliament level, it will cascade down to each country on the continent.
</blockquote>
The proceedings at the continental legislative body were officially opened by African Union Commission chairperson Dr Moussa Faki Mahamat on Tuesday.
He was standing in for AU chairperson and Senegalese President Macky Sall, who was attending a G7 summit in Germany, together with South Africa’s President, Cyril Ramaphosa.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/mavetera-sworn-in-as-pan-african-parliament-mp/">The Herald</a></h4>

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