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The president of the Zimbabwe Transformative Party (ZTP), Parere Kunyenzura, has been ordered to perform community service following his conviction for contravening sections of the Maintenance of Peace and Order (MOPO) Act.
Kunyenzura (52), who is also the bishop of Mirirai Jehovha Apostolic Church, was convicted by Harare magistrate Tafadzwa Miti after a full trial.
ZTP deputy president Simon Goshomi confirmed the development to Pindula News. He said:
<blockquote>
President Parere Kunyenzura of the Zimbabwe Transformative Party has been found guilty and will do community service.
He is scheduled to be released tonight (Wednesday) from Harare Remand Prison.
</blockquote>
The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) on Wednesday said Kunyenzura has been “convicted of contravening Maintenance of Peace and Order (MOPO) Act after he allegedly convened a gathering in 2022 and led an unsanctioned procession of his church members while protesting and singing a gospel song with the lyrics “Emmanuel tisunungureiwo tanzwa ne nhamo” loosely translated to “Emmanuel save us from bondage”.
Kunyenzura and 34 of his followers who participated in the protest were arrested by the police on 9 July 2022.
His followers were convicted of criminal nuisance in November last year.
However, they escaped imprisonment after they were given a wholly suspended three months sentence.
They were also ordered to pay ZW$12 000 fine each by Harare magistrate Stanford Mambanje.
Kunyenzura claimed God ordained him as the next President of Zimbabwe when he launched the party in May 2022.
He said neither President Emmerson Mnangagwa nor his biggest challenger, Nelson Chamisa, the leader of the opposition CCC, will win the 2023 presidential election.
Kunyezura warned state security agencies not to try to thwart what “God” has ordained.

Pindula News

ZTP President Ordered To Perform Community Service

The leader of the Zimbabwe Transformative Party (ZTP), Parere Kunyenzura, has been convicted of contravening the Maintenance of Peace and Order Act in an incident that occurred in 2022.
According to the Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), Kunyenzura (52), a bishop of Mirirai Jehovha Apostolic Church, has been convicted of contravening the MOPO Act after he allegedly convened a gathering in 2022 and led an unsanctioned procession of his church members.
The group was allegedly protesting and singing a gospel song with the lyrics “Emmanuel tisunungureiwo tanzwa ne nhamo” loosely translated to “Emmanuel save us from bondage”. Added ZLHR:
<blockquote>
During the trial, which was presided over by Harare Magistrate Tafadzwa Miti, prosecutors alleged that Parere convened an illegal gathering on 9 July 2022 and led an unsanctioned procession of his church members as they marched along Robert Mugabe Way towards Simon Muzenda Street in central Harare, while protesting and singing gospels song with the lyrics “Emmanuel tisunungureiwo tanzwa ne nhamo” loosely translated to “Emmanuel save us from bondage”.
Prosecutors claimed that Parere led a procession of his church members without notifying the regulating authority, which is ZRP.
In his defence, Parere’s lawyer, Evans Moyo of [ZLHR], had asked Magistrate Miti to set his client free arguing that under MOPO Act, the nature of the gathering which he was accused of convening is exempted as an offence as it is a religious gathering.
In convicting Parere, Magistrate Miti ruled that the clergyman had breached the MOPO Act as the piece of legislation only exempts gatherings and not processions from being considered offences.
Magistrate Miti ruled that a procession such as the one allegedly led by Parere is not a gathering and stated that she believes that the procession by the congregants was not a bonafide religious gathering but a protest given the lyrics to the song “Emmanuel tisunungureiwo tanzwa ne nhamo” loosely translated to mean “Emmanuel save us from bondage”.
</blockquote>
Kunyenzura claimed God ordained him as the next President of Zimbabwe when he launched the party in May 2022.
He said neither President Emmerson Mnangagwa nor his biggest challenger, Nelson Chamisa, the leader of the opposition CCC, will win the 2023 presidential election.
Kunyezura warned state security agencies not to try to thwart what “God” has ordained.

Bishop Kunyenzura Convicted Of Contravening MOPO Act

Harare Magistrate Tafadzwa Miti was Wednesday not in attendance for the judgement in the case of State vs Parere Kunyenzura leader of the opposition Zimbabwe Transformative Party.
The party’s Vice President, Mr Simon Goshomi, told Pindula News that they could not establish the reason for the magistrate’s absence.
 Pindula News was told that the court record for Parere Kunyenzura was not found, “it could not be located!”
The case was, as a result, remanded to the 11th of January. 
The case has been in the judgement stage since the 25th of November which means Parere Kunyenzura would have spent 187 in custody without his case being finalised if the judgment is delayed to the 11th of January 2023. Goshomi told Pindula News:
<blockquote>
We can safely conclude that this is not a judicial procedure but political persecution! Justice delayed is actually denied. The judicial system is captured and used to punish dissenting voices. It’s a tool for unashamedly and unjustifiably imprisoning and silencing opposition politicians in use by the despotic regime of ED Mnangagwa.
</blockquote>
 Parere Kunyenzura is being accused of convening a church gathering without notifying the police. 
He was arrested on the 9th of July 2022 leading a prayer procession of 35 Mirirai Jehovah Apostolic Faith Mission Church congregants including senior citizens as old as 77 years.
Parere has been in custody since the 9th of July and tomorrow the 21st of December is day number 166 of his incarceration.
His trial has stalled for too long due to a number of reasons including the absence of the prosecutor or the judge, and the fuel crisis at the prison to bring prisoners to court.
Parere is denying the charges arguing that the Criminal Law and Codification Act which the police quoted on the charge sheet exempts churches, funerals and weddings to seek clearance from the police.
He argues that the state is ignoring the essential elements of the case adding that the case should have been dismissed from the onset for lack of merit as the state has brought up the wrong charge.
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Magistrate In No Show For Ruling In Case Of Vapostori Leader Parere Kunyenzura

Thirty-four (34) Apostolic sect congregants who were on trial facing charges of <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/updated-kunyenzura-34-ztp-members-arrested-charged-with-criminal-nuisance/">staging an anti-government protest</a> were Monday fined $12 000 (about US$18) each after spending nearly five months in remand prison.
The congregants were led by opposition <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Transformative_Party">Zimbabwe Transformative Party (ZTP)</a> leader <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Parere_Kunyenzura">Kanyenzura Parere</a> (52), a bishop of Mirirai Jehovha Apostolic Church. 
They were arrested in July and charged with criminal nuisance as defined in section 46 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act for singing a gospel song “Emmanuel tisunungureiwo tanzwa nenhamo,” a song deemed to be offensive to the State, and hindering the free movement of people and vehicles.
They <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/ztp-leader-asks-court-to-remand-him-in-custody-for-the-next-two-weeks/">declined to apply for bail</a>. The congregants are:
<blockquote>1. Simon Goshomi, who is ZTP’s vice president; </blockquote>
<blockquote>2. Richard Mhurushoma, the party’s chairperson;</blockquote>
<blockquote>3. Fortune Chapeyama, who is ZTP’s secretary-general; </blockquote>
<blockquote>4. Prince Mukozho, </blockquote>
<blockquote>5. Solomon Duwa, </blockquote>
<blockquote>6. Shongai Mushinje, </blockquote>
<blockquote>7. Noah Dabvu,</blockquote>
<blockquote>8. Jasper Muringanidza, </blockquote>
<blockquote>9. Honoured Mutangadura, </blockquote>
<blockquote>10. Sherperd Mutsonhi, </blockquote>
<blockquote>11. Edson Shonhiwa, </blockquote>
<blockquote>12. Chaora Rovesai, </blockquote>
<blockquote>13. Tafadzwa Musere, </blockquote>
<blockquote>14. Tsverukai Harava, </blockquote>
<blockquote>15. Shamiso Majecha,</blockquote>
<blockquote>16. Runia Musere, </blockquote>
<blockquote>17. Margret Chibwana, </blockquote>
<blockquote>18. Sakile Nkomo, </blockquote>
<blockquote>19. Helen Kuudzewe, </blockquote>
<blockquote>20. Liah Munakandafa, </blockquote>
<blockquote>21. Victoria Changadzo, </blockquote>
<blockquote>22. Restar Kunyenzura, </blockquote>
<blockquote>23. Emmanuel Musere, </blockquote>
<blockquote>24. Godfrey Mashava, </blockquote>
<blockquote>25. Givemore Bandera, </blockquote>
<blockquote>26. Pangai Kurehwatira, </blockquote>
<blockquote>27. Edward Mhindu, </blockquote>
<blockquote>28. Leon Mukopfa, </blockquote>
<blockquote>29. Pride Charedzera, </blockquote>
<blockquote>30. Irvin Musenze, </blockquote>
<blockquote>31. Jefta Takaedza, </blockquote>
<blockquote>32. Thomas Zengeya and </blockquote>
<blockquote>33. Felix Zengeya.</blockquote>
In passing the sentence, Harare magistrate Stanford Mambanje said they were all first-time offenders.
The maximum sentence for the office is six months and they have been in prison for five months.
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34 Vapostori Fined US$18 After Spending Nearly 5 Months In Prison

Thirty-four (34) members of the Zimbabwe Transformative Party (ZTP), led by Parere Kunyenzura were back at the Harare Magistrates Court on Wednesday on allegations of obstructing the free passage and movement of people and vehicles.
The ZTP supporters, who are also members of Mirirai Jehovha Apostolic Church, were arrested on 9 July 2022 while singing and conducting prayers in full church regalia in Harare central business district (CBD).
The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) on Wednesday said the ZTP supporters are charged with contravening section 46 of the Criminal Code. ZLHR said:
<blockquote>
At Harare Magistrates Court, we continue seeking freedom for 34 members of Mirirai Jehovha Apostolic Church, who are also supporters of Zimbabwe Transformative Party, an opposition political party, who are on trial for criminal nuisance charges and have spent 4 months in remand prison since 9 July, when they were arrested and charged with contravening section 46 of Criminal Code by [Police], who alleged that they had acted unlawfully in a manner which is likely to create a nuisance by walking on roads and pavements in Harare’s CBD while singing a gospel song with the lyrics “Emmanuel tisunungureiwo tanzwa ne nhamo” and thereby obstructed the free passage and movement of people and vehicles. Evans Moyo of [ZLHR] is representing them.
</blockquote>
Kunyenzura, a self-styled prophet, claimed God ordained him as the next President of Zimbabwe when he launched the party in May this year.
He said neither President Emmerson Mnangagwa nor his biggest challenger, Nelson Chamisa, the leader of the opposition CCC, will win the 2023 presidential election.
Kunyezura warned state security agencies not to try to thwart what “God” has ordained.

Parere Kunyenzura, ZTP Supporters' Trial For Criminal Nuisance Continues

Thirty-five (35) members of the Zimbabwe Transformative Party (ZTP), including the party’s leader Parere Kunyenzura, were arrested on Saturday.
The ZTP members were arrested in Harare’s central business district on Saturday afternoon during what the party said was a prayer walk. Said a party official:
<blockquote>
The newly formed party Zimbabwe Transformative Party praesidium has been arrested today in Harare.
Parere Kunyenzura, Simon Goshomi, Prince Mukozho and some other party members are being held at Harare Central Police station. They’re expected to appear in court on Monday.
</blockquote>
The ZTP members were singing and conducting prayers in full church regalia in the CBD when they were arrested.
They had planned to conduct prayers at Copa Cabana bus terminus, Fourth Street bus terminus, Market Square and at the Department of Immigration.
They were charged with criminal nuisance and taken to Harare Central Police Station. They all deny the charges.
Kunyenzura, a self-styled prophet, claimed God ordained him as the next President of Zimbabwe when he launched the party in May this year.
He said neither President Emmerson Mnangagwa nor his biggest challenger, Nelson Chamisa, the leader of the opposition CCC, will win the 2023 presidential election.
Kunyezura, who is the leader of an apostolic sect, warned state security agencies not to try to thwart what “God” has ordained.

UPDATED: Kunyenzura, 34 ZTP Members Arrested, Charged With Criminal Nuisance

Zimbabwe Transformative Party (ZTP) president, Parere Kunyenzura, has castigated the ruling ZANU PF party for asserting that no opposition party will rule Zimbabwe.
In May, Kunyenzura said neither President Emmerson Mnangagwa nor CCC leader Nelson Chamisa will win the 2023 presidential election.
In a statement, the self-proclaimed prophet reminded ZANU PF officials that they are mortals and should desist from making such statements.
Kunyenzura said Mnangagwa’s claim that a person walking from Zimbabwe to China will get there earlier than the opposition getting to State House is akin to the last Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith’s infamous assertion that the then Southern Rhodesia would not attain majority rule in a thousand years.
Listen to Kunyenzura’s statement below:
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LISTEN: 'Be Careful About What You Say', Kunyenzura Warns ZANU PF

A new political party which uses the name Zimbabwe Transformative Party has been formed in Zimbabwe.
The launch of the party was held in Harare this Thursday. The party said:
<blockquote>
We are not a puppet of the West, as some would like to accuse others of, neither are we of the East, to whom the accusers would like to incline, but we are a puppet of God, and in God we do believe.
<h2>Our slogan</h2>
Baba: Ndimi muchatimiririra kupinda mu Canaan. Asi chivimbiso chatitambudza.
Nkosi: Nguwe ozasimela ekungeneni kwethu e Canaan. Kodwa isithembiso sakho sesisihlupha.
Kanda vote yako: Pamuchinjikwa ipapo. Pamupostori ipapo. Pagemenzi ipapo.
Phosa i vote yakho: Esiphambanweni khonapho. Kumpostoli khonapho. Kugemesi khonapho. 
<h2>What we stand for</h2>
</blockquote>
<ul>
<li>A leadership in Government that is driven by the fear of the Lord.</li>
<li>A commitment to economic recovery and the betterment of the living standards of Zimbabwe’s citizenry.</li>
<li>Accountability of the Government about its revenue and expenditure, including, but not limited to, mineral revenue.</li>
<li>General accountability of the Government to the electorate.</li>
<li>Observation of the rule of law by the Government.</li>
<li>Observation of property rights by the Government.</li>
<li>A commitment to the upholding of human rights as enshrined in sections 44 to 87 of our Constitution.</li>
<li>Taming corruption in deed and in word.</li>
<li>Political tolerance to divergent views and constructive criticism and being open to reason, knowing quite well that correct ideas come from the people and that no one has a monopoly of knowledge.</li>
<li>Depolarization of Zimbabwe’s citizenry and her political landscape.</li>
<li>Infrastructural development, both soft and hard infrastructure; that includes the rehabilitation of our road networks.</li>
<li>Improving the country’s health delivery system.</li>
<li>Improving and steadying the country’s supply of energy.</li>
<li>Improving the country’s education system.</li>
<li>In summary, we are here to implement transformative or life-changing approaches to the system of governance. Changes that are lasting; changes that are marked; changes that eventually lead to individual, social, religious and economic systems to re-vision and introspect themselves.</li>
</ul>
The party says the late former president Robert Mugabe was not the Zimbabwean problem, “but the whole system of political governance, of which he was party to.” 
If he alone was the problem, then by removing him, we could definitely have solved the problem, and by now we should have been flying on planet Mars. The party president Parere Kunyenzura adds:
<blockquote>
Nobody can save Zimbabweans from their predicament altogether. Absolutely no one, except the Lord Almighty! God is the only one hope remaining. He is that one hope that has never failed to save humanity in its entire history. Under such trying times, Zimbabweans have never ceased crying to God their Maker. 
</blockquote>
Many political parties have been formed in Zimbabwe with some analysts saying they are ZANU PF puppets formed to divide the urban vote. Some say they are being funded by Western powers to destabilise the ZANU PF regime.
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