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The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has reported that their press conference held in Harare at SAPES Trust was disrupted by suspected ZANU PF individuals and law enforcement members. The conference was being addressed by Promise Mkwananzi, the newly appointed spokesperson of the party. Said the party on X, formerly Twitter:
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Our press conference has been violently disrupted by suspected ZANU PF thugs and individuals identified as members of law enforcement. The disruptive team arrived in three vehicles: a Ford Ranger, Mazda BT50, and Toyota Hilux. Their purpose was to disrupt our peaceful press conference. We strongly condemn this unacceptable violent behavior by ZANU PF thugs. It is disheartening to note that while they held their own press conferences without disturbance, our event was targeted. Furthermore, the involvement of law enforcement in leading this group is both sad and regrettable.
</blockquote>
Mkwananzi was discussing recent developments following the August 23-24 elections. Mkwananzi praised “impartial” foreign observer missions (SADC, Commonwealth, EU) that acknowledged the elections’ failure to meet constitutional requirements. The observers raised concerns about flaws in delimitation, delayed Voters’ Roll release, high fees, disruption of rallies, unconstitutionality of the Patriotic Bill, disqualification of a candidate, gender parity, judiciary independence, voter intimidation, postal voting controversies, and biased state-owned media. Mkwananzi reported violence incidents, including assaults on CCC members and abductions of Dorothy Musonza. He highlighted a police report and mentioned over 100 recorded incidents. Mkwananzi believed data favoured Nelson Chamisa to win and urged the timely and accurate announcement of results. He called for peace and vigilance against undermining the people’s will.
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CCC Says Suspected ZANU PF Thugs, Law Enforcement Agents Disrupted Its Press Conference

Zimbabwe’s former Finance Minister during the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Government_of_National_Unity">Government of National Unity (GNU)</a>, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tendai_Biti">Tendai Biti</a> has said the southern African country’s external debt figure is heavily contested.
In his midterm review statement presented in July 2022, Finance and Economic Development minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mthuli_Ncube">Mthuli Ncube</a> said Zimbabwe owed about US$12 billion to external creditors.
Biti questioned the debt figure while speaking in a discussion themed “Policy dialogue 13 of 2022: Debt and Corruption in Zimbabwe: What is the Real Cost?” hosted last week by Sapes Trust and moderated by former Finance minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Simba_Makoni">Simba Makoni.</a> 
He also said 90% of new loans acquired by the government were bypassing Parliament, contrary to section 327 of the Constitution.
Biti claimed that citizens, including Parliament, have a right to demand full disclosure describing the recent disclosure of US$2,7 billion owed to the Chinese as shocking. NewsDay Zimbabwe quotes him as saying:
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We all know that Zimbabwe has been in the throes of an unsustainable debt crisis since the late 90s. A combination of fiscal deficits, stunted growth, and high debt service obligations resulted in our country defaulting on debts in the 2000s. Right now, we have huge arrears and an unsustainable stock of debt with the Paris Club of lenders, World Bank, and African Development Bank. That figure on its own is heavily contested.
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Auditor-General <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mildred_Chiri">Mildred Chiri</a> also recently questioned the country’s domestic debt accuracy.
She said the lack of source documents for interest arrears, other charges, and penalties might result in uncertainty over the country’s debt obligation.
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Former Finance Minister Biti Says Zimbabwe's External Debt Figure "Is Heavily Contested"

Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti while delivering his State Of The Economy address on Tuesday said the RBZ’s foreign currency auction is a charade and it will collapse at some point, New Zimbabwe reports.
Calling the auction a myth that is not sustainable Biti said:
<blockquote>This myth will break, there will be an implosion as more and more demand on foreign currency increases.
When the demand on foreign currency increases with a limited supply, the price will shoot up.
So, the pretence of 80, 81, 79 is a myth and myth that will be shattered very soon.
There has been a claim by this regime that the Dutch auction system has worked and has stabilised the prices. We contend that the Dutch auction system is not an auction system.
An auction system is a free market, with free entry on both on supply side and on demand side.
Regrettably, as far as the Dutch auction system is concerned, there is only one supply…only the Reserve Bank has been supplying foreign currency.
So, where you have got one supplier, you can’t call that an auction. It’s a fixed exchange rate regime because he who controls the supply line, he who controls the tap, can control the value of the product.
And you will notice that the price of the product of the foreign currency on the Dutch auction system has remained constantly at 80, it has been floating between 79 to 82 and it has averaged 80.
It’s a controlled exchange rate, it’s a rigged exchange rate, the (RBZ) governor wakes up on the wrong side of the bed on Tuesday and says today it is going to be 81 or today it is going to be 79. There is no science, there is no attempt to be sophisticated.
So, the issue of exchange rate stability is a myth.</blockquote>
Biti continued with his argument and gave the following statistics to make his case about why he is convinced the auction system will collapse:
<blockquote>An average of US$18 million has been released to the auction floor every Tuesday, which meant that end of year, US$468 million would have been released in total.
Assuming the same will happen in 2021, in a 12-month circle, the auction would have sold around US$936 million.
Over the years, the regime’s failure to contain money supply has created huge distortions in the economy.
In the second half of 2019, reserve money shot sharply to reach an estimated ZWL$9 billion compared to 3.3 billion in June of the same year.
For the period June 2019-June 2020, money supply grew by 575.9 percent from ZWL $14.7 billion to ZWL $98.82 billion.
The increase in money supply is underpinned largely by unregulated quasi-fiscal activities by a rogue and captured central bank that has effectively been running a parallel treasury.
It is also a reflection of corruption and massive leakages in the system.
For instance, in July 2019, the RBZ discounted a US  300-million-dollar denominated Treasury bill held by Kuda Tagwirei’s Sakunda Holdings at below market rates thereby fuelling parallel market activity and a sharp decline in the official exchange rate.
The introduction in September for an export incentive for gold purchases increased the reserve money by ZWL 400 million per month.
With Pfumbudza, Command Agriculture and internal fissures, we expect reserve money to increase further thereby pushing inflation pressures.</blockquote>
At the same event <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/11/25/suspected-zanu-pf-activists-disrupt-bitis-state-of-the-economy-address/">suspected Zanu PF activists heckled Biti</a> and they had to be escorted out by the security.
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/biti-says-rbz-forex-auction-system-a-charade-headed-for-collapse/">New Zimbabwe</a>

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