Crisis Within a Crisis Part Two
Pachipamwe Dare, Revolutionary greetings in the name of Dare!
First and foremost we would like to thank the leadership of Dare for excellently and unequivocally providing leadership at a critical moment in our struggle against oppression.
Indeed it has been a wonderful year for the movement as it has managed to grow beyond expectations in terms of membership recruitment. Since its re-launch a few months ago Dare has become one if not the fastest growing organisation in the country. We thank well wishers who gave us an office to operate from and the computers they donated to the organisation.
As the year end we will be having a Christmas party at the head office housed at Number 45 Kilmarnock Close Belvedere Harare this Saturday. We salute the young revolutionaries who have been working for the movement purely on voluntary basis. Beginning of next year Dare will be unveiling membership cards which will be free to those who believe and are committed and convicted to the ideology and principles of Dare.
Our facebook group is now working and the website is currently under construction and we hope it will start working mid February. The year 2010 was packed with loads of work for the movement, we have managed to expose those who have been taking advantage of their senior positions in civic society to abuse innocent women who happen to be their subordinates.
Those who have amassed resources in the name of being watchdogs , those who have been using their authority to sodomise innocent young boys. Those who have been suppressing and sucking the blood of the poor to built their empires. As the year was approaching its end we witnessed the arrest of a comrade Trust Mutowe, who was arrested simply for demanding his dues.
We exposed the shaddy dealings, sex scandals at SST ,Crisis, MDC and all these stories developed a keen interest from members of the public. It’s a shame that these organisations purport to be fighting dictatorship, oppression, corruption, nepotism and good governance, yet they turned out to be worse than ZANU PF. As Dare we tried to put this to the world so that they judge for themselves.
Last Friday 10 December 2010 Dare held its end of year meeting to reflect on the developments of the year 2010 and thus made a declaration. Resolutions on the SST, Crisis saga were made and they will be made public soon. Dare’s existence was reaffirmed that this platform was not a bogus or a fly by night platform, but it was a struggle personified and that we remain dedicated to develop and build a cadre who is beyond reproach.
Our work does just that, ensure that the day and night works of those that will seek to govern us at some point are in the public domain and that all the shady dealings help inform the public make a fair judgement on the kind of leadership we are.
CRISIS WITHIN A CRISIS PART TWO
One of the main contentious issues raised at the meeting was the Crisis in Zimbabwe saga which the unable leadership of a one Jonah Gokova (Chairperson of Crisis) who has failed to deal with the squabbles rocking the Coalition. But who is Jonah Gokova? This is the ‘man of cloth,’ a clergyman based at the Number 83 Central Avenue, Ecumenical Centre but has decided to remove his collar all for the love of prostitutes and beer.
During his numerous trips to South Africa whilst at the Christian Alliance, Gokova, the ‘Sex Maestro,’ with his fellow unholy colleagues from Christian Alliance could be seen moving from one strip club to the other, from the brothels of Hillbrow to Summit all in the search for ladies of the night bringing the image of the church into disrepute.
These days he seem to have found a ‘new home’ Corner 8th Avenue and Samora Machel, the place being the Portugal Restaurant (Pinsao). He is a regular patron whom you can hardly miss everyday if you visit the place, sipping his cheap and expired ‘Windhoek Larger quart with ladies of the night all around the ‘man of cloth.’ Below we have tried to highlight the Case brought before the Crisis management committee chaired by Gokova.
Crisis in Zimbabwe Management committee
Well, well, well… it has to be said of this holier than thee Jay Jay Gokova. The chairperson of the beleaguered Crisis Coalition management committee, a structure which Gokova abuses to defend McDonald Lewanika irrespective of the fact that both of them have questionable academic credentials. The two have striking similarities except in stature.
It’s now a given fact that McDonald Lewanika applied to himself as the chairperson for the job of coordinator. This was done brazenly. He even received CVs from other candidates and disqualified them becoming both the referee and player at the same time. When that quite and astute brethren Xolani Zitha hinted out that he wanted to move to the Speaker of parliament’s office, Lewanika pushed the brethren out of the coalition so that he could employ himself.
These are facts known by kids playing soccer in the dust streets of Mufakose. The challenges by one of the employees are justified. He has a genuine grievance which management, with a level headed chairperson could easily resolve. But no, Gokova thinks otherwise.
Crisis within a Crisis Part 2
The Gokova leadership put to test
Dare had it in confidence, through the leakage of minutes that Gokova lost his sense of reason when it was needed most during the relay meetings at the Coalition.
1. Upon receipt of the complaint from one Pedzisai Ruhanya, the so called chairperson set on the letter trying to block it from going through management. This was after he had consulted his twin in shallowness, the incumbent beleaguered Director.
2. He referred the complain to one a Coghlan & Welsh law firm where we understand that he share a lot of drinks with one of the lawyers. By the way, if he is not drinking he is usually drunk. Drunk chairperson and some of his blind followers in the committee whom we might profile at our discretion
3. Upon receiving ‘legal opinion’ from his friends at the Welsh firm in the form of an activist flier, coasting our beloved coalition USD1000, he forced the shallow flier to become the position of the coalition which was fought hard by all members of the committee except the not so level head youth committee chair whom we shall deal with another day and time.
4. Before sending the response from the ‘friendly’ lawyers he went on to present the flier to a coordinating committee meeting so that he could rally his drunkards like Darlington Madzonga ( so that they could vote for a solution in that drunken state. This is how he sought to pressurise the committee to be subdued by drunkards of loose morals like Danso, and the gay boy Simbarashe Moyo from CHRA who like the chairperson are most of the time intoxicated.
5. After the matter was made public in the presence of the two affected people Ruhanya and Mcdee, the chairperson exposed the documents which were supposed to be confidential, he became a Wikileak voluntarily. The organisation surely is in the hands of suicidal maggots. This gave Ruhanya ammunition to counter the flier which had been presented at the Gokova rally.
The D-Day that never was.
1. In opening the meeting the buffoonery never stopped, the chair commandeered that the committee ignore Ruhanya’s legal analysis from his lawyers, stupidly so of course and focus on the flier as legal opinion. There was resistance. He insisted but in vain.
2. He kept on talking in circles until he could talk no more insisting that the flier was guiding him that it suggested a wait and see approach.
3. The committee members got tired of it and chose to come out in the open acknowledging that the process was flawed but Gokova refused to acknowledge the flaws of the process in black and white, afraid of his blue eyed or shall we say black eyed peas Lewanika.
4. He insisted “lets tell Ruhanya he does not have a case and ignore the matter…” This is a scandal of dealing with kindergarten chairpersons who has the capacity to ignite law suits against the organisation.
5. Having realised that he was not managing to divide the committee he started climbing down after an afternoon of faculty suspension.
6. A compromise was reached that they acknowledge the flawed systems which led to the employment of Lewanika and work towards the ‘strengthening’ of the system.
7. So the D-Day ended up in a middle of the road. Both the committee members and the chairperson should grow up and make decisions in line with the belief system they pretend to represent.
Gokova and the wait and see position
Gossip has it that there was a recommendation that the management committee see to it that it meets members of the staff and explain the process of systems renewal. But Gokova is afraid, very afraid that this will further rattle furthers on his wounded black eyed peas boy whose highest qualification is an A level certificate in an organisation laden with degrees.
He wants the situation to remain chaotic which will force the person who raised the matter of irregularities to take the legal route. In his ignorant undertaking he doesn’t know that the court will expose the organisation, the court might order the process to be re-open which will further injure his paperless boy.
In their drunken stupor they will end up scared more than they are today. All the same we will wait and see but the people shall be kept up-to date.
We are still in the process of compiling all the information related to Biti’s grand plan to oust his president Morgan Tsvangirai and we promise to publish that next year. We have however dedicated the first edition of our 2011 release to Comrade Otto Saki who has been made to believe all along that he is ‘smart’ than everyone. After noting his holier than thou compliments and statements to Dare we were compelled to do one piece for him. We wish him a marry exams and a happy new year.
We promise to publish pictures of various civic society leaders whom we captured in compromising positions, we salute our team who have been working tirelessly, 24 hours a day investigating the illicit and shaddy dealings of those occupying senior positions in our so-called pro-democratic movement.
Icho! Dare Rerusununguko
