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HARARE – A motion tabled in the Zimbabwean Parliament has reignited the debate on land tenure, with legislators passionately outlining the historical injustices that continue to cast a long shadow over the country’s land ownership. The motion, presented by Wedza North legislator Itayi Ndudzo, calls for a law that provides “security of tenure to all land, including communal land.”
Evidence of the CCC’s chaotic candidate selection process continues to tumble out of the closet, with the public statement to Domboshava residents by veteran party cadre and journalist Luke Tamborinyoka confirming that candidates who won the party’s selection process were sidelined while those who had lost were imposed.
In a public statement published exclusively by Nehanda Radio on Tuesday and widely distributed in Whatsapp chat groups in Domboshava, Tamborinyoka claimed he was overwhelmingly endorsed by the citizens in Goromonzi West but humbly accepted that he was not officially declared the candidate.
Instead, Tamborinyoka strongly rallied his supporters to now support the official party candidate, one Tinei Munetsi, a prophet with the Johane Masowe eChishanu apostolic church at Zimbiru, Domboshava.
Full Article: https://nehandaradio.com/2023/07/20/candidates-by-presidential-fiat-the-cccs-chaotic-candidate-selection-process/
The MDC Alliance led by Nelson Chamisa yesterday said their efforts to mobilise rural votes had been marred by COVID-19 restrictions.
MDC-T national chairperson Morgen Komichi said he advised MDC alliance leader Nelson Chamisa against appealing the High court judgment that nullified his ascendancy within the party leadership after Morgan Tsvangirai’s death, Zim Morning Post reports.
The Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) Youth Assembly chairperson Obey Sithole has rejected reports that the party is working on dethroning him over allegations of being “too soft” to confront ZANU PF, adding that these were ruling party plans to destabilise the opposition party.
MDC leader Nelson Chamisa faces a delicate balancing act of making critical appointments to serve in his top party decision-making body, the national standing committee, amid jostling and lobbying by mainly those who lost at the elective congress held in Gweru last month.
The 1999 opposition MDC youth assembly that characterized itself with radicalism at the birth of the opposition party is coming back after the elective congress slated for the 24th to the 26th of May 2019, outgoing chairperson Happymore Chidziva has told Nehanda TV.
The MDC Youth Assembly has received news from our security personnel at Morgan Tsvangirai house that the party Headquarters was set on fire by armed individuals riding unmarked vehicles.
MDC youth assembly chairperson Happymore “Bvondo” Chidziva said he will not seek re-election at the opposition party’s congress next year adding that he wants to pass the baton to the next generation.
New members of Parliament from the ruling Zanu PF party received a baptism of fire in the National Assembly on Tuesday.