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Citizens Coalition for Change’s (CCC) Youth Task Force National Administrator Pashor Raphael Sibanda, was summoned by the police on Thursday in Bulawayo, accused of planning a demonstration.
Sibanda, the former Cowdray Park Member of Parliament, and other CCC youth taskforce members recently held a press conference in Bulawayo where they threatened to stage street protests if urgent electoral reforms are not implemented.
Speaking to CITE’s <a href="https://cite.org.zw/former-cowdray-park-mp-summoned-by-police-over-planned-demo/">Senzeni Ncube</a>, Sibanda said that he was summoned for questioning following the press conference. He said:
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So, the police have called me for questioning following the press conference that we held on the 12th of December.
They allege that I am organising a demonstration in Bulawayo to be held tomorrow the 22nd of December.
However, in my press statement, I only said ‘We will flood the streets,’ we never spoke about the date and venue for our demonstrations.
I have since told them that I am not responsible for the 22nd December demonstration.
If we are to do a demo, we will do it at an appropriate time and we will do it in terms of law.
They said if there is a demo tomorrow, they will arrest me. They want to pin me for tomorrow’s demo.
</blockquote>
He said the authorities are trying to intimidate him and other activists to discourage them from speaking out against the government.
In Zimbabwe, under the Maintenance of Peace and Order (MOPA), which replaced the Public Order and Security Act (POSA) in 2019, there are specific steps and considerations for organising demonstrations or public gatherings.
The Act covers gatherings, processions, and public demonstrations. It restricts assemblies in certain places and regulates how they are conducted.
The law stipulates that organisers or conveners must notify the police at least seven days before the event for demonstrations or marches and five days before for public meetings.
However, certain types of gatherings are exempt from following the MOPA, including those held exclusively for religious, educational, recreational, or charitable purposes, agricultural shows, and theatrical performances, among others.
The Police have routinely used the Act to bar opposition parties and civic organisations from holding public events, for example, political rallies by parties in the run-up to general elections.
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Fourteen Members of Parliament (MPs) and nine Senators from the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party have been unsuccessful in their attempt to overturn their expulsion from parliament. They were recalled by Sengezo Tshabangu who claimed to be the party’s interim Secretary-General.
In a judgement issued this Saturday, Justice Munamato Mutevedzi stated that the recalled lawmakers failed to provide evidence to support their claim that Tshabangu did not have the authority to recall them. The judge ruled that the lawmakers did not meet the legal requirements to prove their case and made an error by not including the CCC party as a respondent in their application. 
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Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) parliamentary candidate for Cowdray Park expresses unwavering confidence in the face of ZANU PF’s aspiring National Assembly candidate Mthuli Ncube’s perceived influence. Despite Ncube hosting a prominent rally with President Emmerson Mnangagwa and ZANU PF leaders at Mkhithika grounds in Cowdray Park, Bulawayo, CCC’s Pashor Raphael Sibanda remains unperturbed, asserting his stronger connection with the local populace.
Sibanda, in an interview with Southern Eye, downplayed the significance of the ZANU PF rally, emphasising that every party has the right to organise events of various scales. He said:
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I heard that the opposition Zanu PF hosted a huge rally. There is nothing new about it. Every party is allowed to do something big or small. They are scared of the election because they attempted to disqualify us.
It proves to people that they fear us. They have no clear idea of where to take the country. That’s why we have load-shedding and dilapidated roads. We have won this election. In 2018 it ended in the courts and this one is starting there.
The people of Cowdray Park have to choose between light and darkness, but it’s unfortunate because my brother in the opposition (Mthuli Ncube) is opposing the will of the people.
That’s why I call them the opposition. They are manipulating the works of the government to campaign. They took the project of TelOne just like they did with the project of the Ministry of Transport. While we appreciate development, we are saying we want sustainable projects.
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Sibanda criticised Ncube as an outsider in Cowdray Park and urged the community to choose between progress and stagnation, highlighting the alleged manipulation of government projects by ZANU PF which he called the opposition.
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