There was chaos in Parliament on Tuesday when anti-riot police were called to remove opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) legislators who were protesting the recall of their 15 colleagues. A CCC supporter from Bulawayo, Sengezo Tshabangu, claimed to be the party’s interim secretary-general and initiated the recall of 15 CCC Members of Parliament (MPs) and 17 councillors, alleging that they were no longer members of the party.
When Speaker of the National Assembly, Jacob Mudenda, officially announced the recall of the MPs, opposition MPs responded by singing and chanting slogans against Mudenda, bringing the proceedings to a halt. CCC interim organising secretary Amos Chibaya argued that Mudenda was wrong to accept Tshabangu’s letter, stating that all communication should come from their president, Nelson Chamisa. NewsDay quotes him as saying:
Mr Speaker, we wrote a letter to you dated September 11, notifying you that all communication comes from our president (Nelson) Chamisa.
I don’t think it is proper for you to rule in favour of Tshabangu.
Mudenda ordered the recalled MPs to leave the House, but they refused and continued singing party songs. As a result, anti-riot police were called in to remove them. Mudenda also imposed a ban on all CCC MPs from attending Parliament for six sessions and docked their salaries for boycotting President Emmerson Mnangagwa‘s State of the Nation address the previous week.
While the chaos unfolded, Chamisa held meetings in Harare with party members to plan the way forward after the recall of MPs and councillors. CCC interim spokesperson Promise Mkwananzi dismissed Tshabangu as an impostor and a proxy for the ruling Zanu PF party. He said:
Action will be taken after a collective decision of all party organs.
The consultative process is underway today (yesterday).
We are having a series of meetings to discuss the issue and we will advise our members of the next step.
But we will not allow Zanu PF to subvert the will of the people.
Zanu PF, however, distanced itself from the recalls.
Human rights lawyer Beatrice Mtetwa staged a solo demonstration in Harare against the recalls, holding a placard that read, “Tshabangu, respect our vote.” She expressed her anger over the recalls and criticised Mudenda for favouring political interests over the law.
Tshabangu’s spokesperson denied a circulating letter claiming that Chamisa had also been expelled from the party, stating that it was a fake document. The CCC was formed in January 2022 after the Supreme Court ruled that Chamisa was not the leader of the MDC. The CCC has yet to hold a congress to elect a permanent leadership since its establishment.
Diary of a Side Chick by Sharon · 1 year ago
📺📺📺📺Episode 7
BY SHAZ · APRIL 9,
Most people seem to think only men have a right to crave for some action. And
many old-fashioned men think only men can initiate séx. Men are so selfish,
especially those who go to traditional African churches, I won’t mention names. I
was dating some guy by the name of Matome from Jane Furse in Limpopo last
year…oh Matome. He had a huge díck for days and he could shâg me until my
**** blushed. He’s one of those guys who drank Ultra Mel and peanuts everyday.
I used to sleep at his place on Wednesdays cause it was his ‘off-day’. One day he
went to bed early while I was watching Muvhango. So when I finally joined him I
decided to give him an ambush blow job in his sleep. Nigga jumped off the bed
with the first lick. He went “tjo tjo tjo tjo…Ye ke meleko straight. O dia bjang? O
nagana o mo Diplomat neh?”. While saying that he took his church uniform and
hid it in the closet cause he believed the devil sent me. He told me to take my stuff
and voetsek cause he didn’t have time for magosha. He basically kicked me out for wanting to initiate séx.Enough about dinosaurs (oh, I call my ex’s dinosaurs). I
looked at Kabelo and the more I looked at him was the more my wetness got
wetter. His lips looked like they weren’t capable of uttering insults and his nose
was so cute. Part of me said “no Sharon, don’t do it. He’s Dumi’s friend for
heaven’s sake” and the other part said “girl, you know what to do”. True, I knew
exactly what to do. I was already naked so I didn’t waste any time. I went to my
bed where Kabelo was sleeping. Nxa the fool was sleeping on his belly. What
kinda man sleeps on his belly? His snoring sounded like Seakamela of Skeem
Saam’s car. I thought of giving up but no, I wanted some fun. While I was thinking
on what to do next, he rolled himself over and now he was sleeping on his back.
Perfect position, I thought to myself. Wait, what if this nigga is faking everything?
What if he’s pulling an act just to get some action? But he didn’t look like that
type. I slowly unbuttoned and unzipped his pants and put finger in inside. WTF, it
took me some searching before my finger could feel something. For a minute I
thought I was dreaming. I’ve seen small dícks before but to say this one was small
would be an insult to the word small. I even took my phone to make light so to see
it clearly. Shame bathong, it looked so small, cute and innocent….like a newly
born rat (not Alexandra rat). I could give it a blow job my my ear lol. Now I
believe what Mashabela said about Tswana guys. I took 3 pictures which I planned
to send to my girls the following day…I had to zoom 3 times to get a proper pic. I
know it’s cruel but hey, we live in an era of smart phones, everything must be
captured. I buttoned and zipped his pants and retired to Kea’s bed with a
‘disappointed’ pússy. This guy should quit alcohol, I touched his Corsa Lite 1.4
and he didn’t see or feel a thing. He woke me up around 7am to tell me he’s
leaving and to apologise for being drunk and inconveniencing me the previous
night. I almost asked him to apologise for disappointing me too. I asked him if he
had a girlfriend and he said yes with confidence. I almost cracked, what kinda
girlfriend settles for that tiny thing? Maybe she’s one of those Christians who plan
to have séx after marriage. She’ll have a surprise of her life ko honeymoon shame.
I told him to send my warm regards to my boo.
As soon as he left I made Kea’s bed and slept on my bed. I was still a bit sleepy so
I went back to lala land. When I woke up around 14h00 Kea was sleeping on her
bed. I’m glad she didn’t bother me when she got in, I was gonna pinch her thin ass.
I checked my phone and there was an sms from Sipho. It read: “Hope you are
happy. My wife miscarried. It’s all your fault. God will punish you one day”. I was so furious and I wrote the very first thing that came to my mind, “Don’t pretend as
if you are not happy. You told me you are not sure the baby is yours. Maybe this is
a blessing in disguise”. I switched my phone off immediately after sending. Most
people do this after sending an ugly text cause they don’t wanna see your come
back. I took my other phone and called my mom. Everyone has 2 phones these
days, a smart phone and one of those R100 phones. Thanks to weak battery life of
smart phones. My mom was so happy to hear my voice. She asked about school
and all sort of things. Before I hung up she reminded me to remain the good girl
she raised and stay away from boys. I said I will mommy. Parents must wake up
and smell the coffee, as soon as girls from Limpopo pass Kranskop Tollgate they
throw the good girl **** away. If you want your daughter to remain a good girl,
send her to University of Venda or Vhembe FET College. After speaking with
mom I called Dumi and he told me he’s in KZN already. The call lasted for few
minutes cause he was in hospital. Kea’s phone rang and it woke her up. Kea looked
so beautiful. She looked like a beautiful version of Noluntu Memela. I always
wondered why a beautiful girl like her would be single. But anyway, it wasn’t my
business. She was married to her church. After the call she told me it was her
pastor. He was taking her to Fountains Valley (a popular park in Pretoria) for a
braai organised by another Pastor from Arcadia. Ja it pays to be a loyal church
member neh, now she gets invitations from Pastors. She asked if I’ll go with her
and I said no, chilling pastors aint my scene. She begged me so humbly and I said
cool, as long as we don’t pray every 5 minutes. We both laughed. We took a bath
and got ready for Pastor. By the way, I’ve never seen the pastor before. Within an
hour he called and told Kea he’s downstairs. I wondered how he knew where we
stayed. Maybe he drops Kea now and then after the All Night Prayers. When we
got downstairs there was a black Land Rover parked in front of our flat. Damn, I
love big cars. When we got in the car he introduced himself as Pastor Adeyemi.
Shít these Nigerians are all over, I thought to myself. They have churches almost
every street in Pretoria. He asked Kea why she never told him she has a beautiful
flatmate. I was flattered but I could see Kea wasn’t happy about that compliment.
When we got to Fountains he didn’t park his car where many people were, he
parked under the trees to the far left-hand side of Fountains main gate. We walked
for about 2 minutes to join the braai. There were about 10 people, 6 ladies and 4
guys. The guys spoke in Nigerian accent but all girls were South African. I was
shít bored…a boozeless braai with Pastors aint my type of fun. Around 18h00 I saw a familiar face, Never-die. He waved for me and I walked to him. I told Kea
he’s a guy from home. He asked me what I’m doing with makwerekwere and I told
him he should not call fellow Africans that. I hate that tendency with black South
Africans, we call black foreigners makwerekwere but call white foreigners tourists.
I see it as self-hate. He apologised and asked if I mind to join his crew. I told him I
don’t want Maite to kill me. He laughed and and said there’s nothing going on
between him and Maite. I was like “Duh, what were you doing with her ko House
22 at 2am?”. He deliberately ignored my question and led me to where his group
was sitting. There were 6 guys and 2 chicks, that made me the 3rd chick. I assumed
the other 3 guys were still hunting. Guys do that all the type. They go to pubs/parks
without their partners with the aim of finding a one-night-stand there. When you
ask why they go ‘you can’t go fishing with a fish’. Never-Die offered me a can of
Hunter Gold. I don’t like it but it was better than chilling with pastors. Most girls
who drink Hunters Gold have mkhabas. Never-die said I can drink as much as I
want cause they bought 24. This fool was making it obvious he was trying to get
me drunk so he can chow me. He doesn’t know me, they don’t call me
phunyukabang’phethe for nothing. After 5 cans I asked Never-die if I can go take
my phone which I left with Kea and he offered to accompany. When I said no he
said I must give him my number, in case I got lost. Lol this guy was making it
obvious he wanna ride me. I gave him my number and left. When I got to where
Kea was, there was nobody. Shít, did they leave without me? I headed straight to
where Pastor Adeyemi parked his car to check if they left. Maybe Kea and the
pastor were waiting for me in the car. I saw the car but couldn’t tell if there was
someone inside because it had tinted windows and it was dark . You know with
modern cars when you open the door the interior lights go on automatically.
I opened the door and a white g-string fell off the car. WTF…📺📺📺📺
Soul · 1 year ago
Very Creative and thrilling stories
keep them coming!!!!
Nap · 1 year ago
Next episode pliz
Anonymous · 1 year ago
She belong to the Streets 🤚