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Former MDC MP for Masvingo Urban, Tongai Matutu, has distanced himself from a Twitter account that bears his name that listed the names of opposition figures who allegedly called for sanctions against Zimbabwe.
In an exclusive interview with <a href="https://masvingomirror.com/matutu-distances-self-from-sanctions-list/">The Mirror,</a> Matutu said he did not write the list and that he has no evidence that his former colleagues in the opposition hate their country. He said:
<blockquote>
I crossed the floor to ZANU PF but I have no bad blood with those in the opposition. I have no reason to paint them as villains who hate their country if I don’t have any evidence against them. I don’t know the naughty author of that list.
I have no reason to bootlick ZANU PF. I have not benefited from anything that can push me to lie. I am my own man that’s why I crossed the floor alone.
If you check my lifestyle, would you conclude that I have been given a million dollars? That’s just hogwash. I have never been to America in my entire life.
If you check the document properly that is not a signature. This is not the first time that I have met such mischief. The last time my name was used in the Chief Serima saga but I decided to keep quiet.
What I know is that there is a ghost account using my name to cause confusion both in the opposition and the country at large.
</blockquote>
Matutu was appointed the Youth, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Deputy Minister during the Government of National Unity (GNU) by the then Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
He left the MDC and joined ZANU PF in 2020 after claiming that the opposition had lost direction.
Charles Musimiki, who also defected to ZANU PF last year and is on the list of those who allegedly campaigned for sanctions against Zimbabwe, told The Mirror that the furthest he went outside Zimbabwe was to Pretoria.
The minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Ziyambi Ziyambi said he doesn’t know about the open letter that was allegedly written to him by Matutu. He said:
<blockquote>
I don’t even know the letter that you are talking about. An open letter is not delivered so I didn’t see it because I am not on Twitter.
</blockquote>

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Tongai Matutu Distances Self From Sanctions List, "Ghost" Twitter Account

Former opposition Member of Parliament for Masvingo Urban, Tongai Matutu, has published a long list of prominent opposition politicians he claims were at the forefront of inviting “hurtful” sanctions on Zimbabwe.
The list is published a week after Matutu had claimed that the then-vibrant Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) crafted sanctions fully conscious they would hurt ordinary Zimbabweans.
Posting on his Twitter handle at the weekend, Matutu the people who participated in inviting sanctions deserve jail time adding that he was part of those people. He added that since there is no law under which they can be punished, ordinary Zimbabweans shall continue to suffer. 
<h2>Matutu’s list:</h2>
<blockquote>
1). Nelson Chamisa (leader of the opposition Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC)
2). Tendai Biti (Former Finance Minister),
 3). Lovemore Moyo (former Speaker of Parliament), 
4). Morgan Komichi (MDC-T Chairman, 
5). Tapiwa Mashakada, 
6). David Coltart and 
7). Eddie Cross.
8). Obert Gutu (former deputy Minister of Justice),
9). MP Job Sikhala (CCC member and MP for Zengest West), 
10). Peter Mutasa (former ZCTU President),
11). Tabitha Khumalo (top CCC official),
12). Douglas Mwonzora (president of MDC).
13). Blessing Chebundo (Former Kwekwe Central opposition MP)
</blockquote>
<h2>Organisations alleged to have called for the embargoes include:</h2>
<blockquote>
1). The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU), 
2). Crisis in Zimbabwe Coalition (CiZC), 
3). Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR), and
4). National Endowment for Democracy.
5). Vanguard Africa, 
6). ZimRights, 
7). Human Rights Watch, 
8). Amnesty International, 
9). Progressive Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) and 
10). Amalgamated Rural Teachers’ Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ).
</blockquote>
His remarks come as the ruling ZANU PF is pushing for the enactment of the Patriotic Act which seeks to make it a criminal offence for citizens to say bad things about the country to foreigners.
It is also pushing for the enactment of the PVO Bill which amends the PVO Act. The government says it will curb money laundering and PVOs participation in politics. It proposes harsh penalties, including jail time of up to one year for perceived offences. 
CCC responded to Matutu’s claims saying the list was his strategy to endear himself with President Emmerson Mnangagwa in order to join the ruling ZANU PF.
Matutu claimed CCC leaders were at the centre of America’s Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act (ZIDERA) and argued the party was just a re-branded MDC, according to NewZimbabwe.
He claimed the MDC would fake abductions to get international sympathy while justifying the imposition of sanctions since the early 2000s.
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h2>

Former Opposition MP Lists Zimbabwean Politicians, Entities Who Invited Sanctions On Zimbabwe

CCC has scoffed at claims by former Masvingo Urban MP Tongai Matutu that the MDC asked for economic sanctions to be imposed on Zimbabwe fully aware that they will bring suffering to ordinary people.
In a statement he shared on his Twitter page on Friday, Matutu claimed that he and other members of the opposition had made various visits to America to plead for the renewal of the sanctions.
He further claimed that Western countries gave MDC officials millions of dollars for inviting the sanctions.
However, speaking to <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/ex-mdc-official-competing-with-mnangagwas-bootlickers-says-chamisas-ccc-after-sensational-claims-opposition-crafted-us-eu-sanctions-on-zim/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>, CCC deputy spokesperson, Gift “Ostallos” Siziba accused Matutu of lying through his teeth in order to get a slot at ZANU PF’s feeding trough.
Siziba asserted that CCC members will never be victims of a revised history of the democratic struggle. He said:
<blockquote>
This is expected from excitable characters trying to deepen their dirty hands in the gravy train and eating trough of the regime in Harare, but as a matter of fact, the history of the opposition is well known and well documented in terms of who did what, where and how.
We cannot be victims of revisionism, as a way to try and weaponise that revision to advance very naive and petty political objections to try and compete with the bootlickers of Mnangagwa in Harare.
The intention and script of ZANU PF to try and directly link CCC and MDC despite that the movements are different in form, character and content is something that does not surprise but is expected of the regime and their different players whose intentions are to bootlick their way into the looting trough.
</blockquote>
Matutu was appointed the Youth, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Deputy Minister during the Government of National Unity (GNU) by the then Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
He first left Tsvangirai for then party secretary-general Tendai Biti’s People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in 2014, before making a comeback in 2016.
He left the MDC again in 2020 and joined ZANU PF after claiming that the opposition had lost direction.

CCC Scoffs At Former MDC MP's Sanctions Claims

Former MDC Member of Parliament for Masvingo Urban Tongai Matutu has claimed he was instrumental in inviting economic sanctions against Zimbabwe.
In an open letter directed to the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs and the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Matutu said he and other members of the opposition had made various visits to America to plead for the renewal of the sanctions.
Matutu was appointed the Youth, Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Deputy Minister during the Government of National Unity (GNU) by the then Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai.
He left the MDC and joined ZANU PF in 2020 after claiming that the opposition had lost direction.
In a statement he shared on his Twitter page on Friday, Matutu called for the establishment of a commission of inquiry to bring to book all opposition figures who campaigned for sanctions to be imposed on Zimbabwe. Part of Matutu’s statement reads:
<blockquote>
I and my fellow compatriots now in the CCC participated in this gruesome invasion of this country alongside Western countries who gave us millions of dollars for such an evil act that resulted in the death of so many innocent people. I do hereby apologise to Zimbabweans for waging direct economic warfare against them.
To the Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs and the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, I understand the seriousness of the crime we all committed while in the MDC, therefore seriously recommend you to set up a commission of inquiry, to look into our actions and the origins of the vicious and unwarranted sanctions, bringing to book all who were involved.
I have incriminating evidence that l am ready to present before the commission so as to get justice for the general citizens who suffer as the West continue to wage an unholy war against our economy.
Names, documents, bank statements, recordings and photos that I will produce the moment I am going to testify in front of the nation.
I also urge the Government to act quickly on the Patriotic Act and the Private Voluntary Organisation (PVO) amendments. If we had both of these laws back then, none of this could have happened.
</blockquote>

Former MDC MP Apologises For "Inviting" Sanctions, Says They were Paid Millions

ZANU PF Youth League vice chairperson, Tongai Matutu has lashed at out the United States of America (US) following a statement by the US Embassy in Harare which rebuked the government of Zimbabwe for its “harassment and targeted arrests of civil society leaders”. Said Matutu:
<blockquote>To hell with you a hypocrite and devil of double evil standards, you have imposed sanctions on our country, you are funding economic saboteurs against our country, you organize midnight meetings plotting on destabilising our country and now you pretend to care, really? Be ashamed!</blockquote>
The statement by the US Embassy in Harare that generated Matutu’s sharp rebuke reads as follows:
<blockquote>Harassment and targeted arrests of civil society leaders damage Zimbabwe’s reputation and economic future. We call on the Zimbabwean government to uphold its constitution, respect rule of law and foster an environment where all can contribute to the nation’s progress.</blockquote>
However, Matutu’s acerbic remarks towards the United States of America were met in kind by Zimbabweans on Twitter. Here are some of the responses:
<blockquote>Shame on you Lewis. You are protecting murderers &amp; corruption. If the US doesn’t want to fund Zim why not China or Russia. Did they impose sanction on Zim? They know how corrupt yr bosses are. Yr comments won’t yield anything. Simbisanai muzvikona. <a href="https://twitter.com/turambu/status/1133777068410515457" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Alby</a></blockquote>
<blockquote>Did they plot with you to remove Bob in 2017? Did they plot with you to give Wicknell millions in USD? Did they plot with you to bring Bond Notes? <a href="https://twitter.com/Muzezuru81/status/1133785227648806912" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Khumbulani M</a></blockquote>
<blockquote>
My concern with you Lewis is you need to go to school a little bit… Just to open perspectives. Your ignorance is legendary. You are a qualified dunderhead! <a href="https://twitter.com/gibbyfidelista/status/1133802650368139266" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Gibson Nyikadzino</a>
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Kkkkkk kkkkkk kkkkkk kkkkkk kkkkkk. Nhamo neman’a hazvisiyani. Kusiya kwekupaumba kwawaita chii chimwe chaungaita. Popotera mnangagwa. <a href="https://twitter.com/Svosvai1/status/1133766731741184000" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Svosvai</a>
</blockquote>

ZANU PF Youth League Boss Tells America To Go To Hell

A <a class="vglnk" href="http://newzimbabwe.com/" rel="nofollow">NewZimbabwe.com</a> article reports that former Youth and Indigenisation deputy Minister and MDC member, Tongai Matutu failed to secure a single nomination for the party’s Masvingo chairperson post.
Matutu is among MDC members who left the party to form the People’s Democratic Party, then led by Tendai Biti.
Matutu confirmed the reports and also hinted on pulling out of the race. He is reported to be unsatisfied with the election process. Matutu said:
<blockquote>The way this election is run is like they have taken a script from Zanu PF. I am closely weighing my options on whether I should continue with the election or not.
If my participation doesn’t enhance democracy, then I will pull out even if I am the most popular candidate.</blockquote>
The MDC has so far completed nominations for the provincial congress in 16 Masvingo districts. The election organisers expect the process to be completed before 15 April in the remaining 10 districts.
It is reported that there are two contesting camps within the MDC. One is believed to be led by Nelson Chamisa whilst the other is led by Douglas Mwonzora. Nelson Chamisa, Douglas Mwonzora and Elias Mudzuri have expressed their interests in the party’s top post. The MDC elective Congress is set for the 24 to the 26th of May.
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