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Prominent South African opposition politician Mmusi Maimane on Tuesday said Zimbabwean freedom fighters who paid the ultimate price, fighting for the country’s emancipation from colonial bondage, died for nothing.
Posting on Twitter, Maimane, the former leader of South Africa’s largest opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA), said the liberation heroes should be turning in their graves over the way the country was being destroyed by corrupt cartels linked to President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government. Said Maimane:
<blockquote>
The heroes who died for Zimbabwe are turning in their graves. Their spirits are restless.
… No one gave their life away hoping for an evil, corrupt regime of thieves led by Mnangagwa.
They did not die for self-inflicted poverty. The heroes of Zimbabwe have been betrayed.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe celebrated Heroes Day on Monday and the Zimbabwe Defence Forces Day on Tuesday.
Maimane, who formed the One South Africa Movement last year, is critical of the Harare administration and has clashed on social media with several Zimbabwean government officials.
He has been a critic of Mnangagwa’s administration, saying it is destroying the economy and perpetrating human rights abuses.
Mnangagwa’s spokesperson George Charamba immediately responded to Maimane on Twitter, curtly referring to him as a “sellout”, a term routinely used to describe government critics by ruling ZANU PF party officials.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2021/08/zim-heroes-died-for-nothing-sa-opposition/">NewsDay</a></h4>

Pindula News

Zimbabwe's Heroes Died For Nothing - SA Opposition

MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa said that when his party attains State power, it will designate the month of August a Heroes month and promote the holding of multiple festivities, memorial lectures and other activities.
In his message marking the 2021 Heroes Day holiday which he posted on his Twitter account, Chamisa said there was a need to establish an independent body that confers hero status, unlike the current scenario where the ruling ZANU PF party decides who is accorded the status. <a href="https://twitter.com/nelsonchamisa/status/1424622051365695488">Wrote Chamisa:</a>
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We salute all our heroes and war veterans dead and living, who sacrificed to birth this great nation.
We owe it to our heroes and posterity to preserve and crusade the ideals of social justice, an abiding culture of human rights and a gratifying social and economic order.
The deeper meaning of Heroes Day is located in finding each other to solve and end all political hostilities, hate, harassment, human rights violations, rigged elections, conflict and violence.
Heroes don’t beat, harass, maim and murder people for politics. Heroes don’t fail or fall!
OUR HEROES PLAN IN A NEW GREAT ZIMBABWE. 
<ul>
<li>We designate August a Heroes month with multiple festivities, memorial lectures and activities. Community and family heroes will be honoured.</li>
<li>We will cater for war veterans welfare and support.</li>
<li>We will honour current Heroes fighting for freedom and justice</li>
<li>We must move from the warfare discourse to the welfare discourse.</li>
<li>We will Introduce National Awards and merit for outstanding citizens in all works of life to be given to nominated GREAT Zimbabweans.</li>
<li>We will launch a Liberation museum And Liberation struggle movie or film</li>
<li>We will strengthen education on history, heritage, national pride and patriotism.</li>
<li>Heroes acre &amp;other monuments to be revamped through ICTs &amp; modern infrastructure for domestic &amp; international tourism.</li>
<li>Transform the process of declaring and conferring hero status in the country. No party is equal to or bigger than Zimbabwe.</li>
<li>The heroes of Zimbabwe shall be determined by and through stakeholders, an independent body that confers hero status.</li>
<li>We will have a template to determine hero status with input from citizens in its design. And why is it just for political heroes? What about social, economic, sports and community heroes?</li>
</ul>
Happy Heroes Day to all frontline workers, the workers and all heroes who continue to fight for freedom justice and prosperity including [Makomborero Haruzivishe]. History won’t and can’t ignore you.
God Bless Zimbabwe!
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h4>

Chamisa Outlines MDC Alliance's Heroes Plan In "A New Zimbabwe" | FULL THREAD

<blockquote>
9 August 2021
Each year Zimbabwe sets aside a day to remember the heroes and heroines who stood up against oppression and all forms of human rights violations.
Today, the Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum (the Forum) joins the rest of the country in commemorating this day and saluting the living and departed heroes and heroines of the continuing struggle against all forms of domination, oppression and violation of human rights.
The Forum acknowledges that the work of the heroes and heroines of the armed struggle will never be complete until all the people of Zimbabwe are truly free and their rights and freedoms are respected and protected. 
Regrettably, this day has lost meaning for the generality of the people owing to the increasing insecurity for many vulnerable people due to the worsening economic situation, rising political tensions and the unending attack by the State on vulnerable citizens.
This Heroes Day is an opportunity for us as a nation to reflect on the long-forgotten ideals of heroes of yesteryear, including respect for the fundamental rights and freedoms guaranteed by Chapter 4 of our Constitution.
The 2021 Heroes Day commemorations occur when continuous violence is being perpetrated against civilians for political expediency. 
The Forum laments the cyclic human rights violations occurring at the hands of the security forces, which are the heirs of the armed struggle heroes.
The Zimbabwean state has failed to capture human security ideals and transform itself in the service of human dignity.
In every Heroes Day statement issued by the State since independence, commitments to human rights have been rhetoric or cosmetic at best, which has resulted in further repression. The security sector remains at the centre of violence, which the Forum continues to condemn.
The war on human dignity spreads beyond the State’s direct violence, as witnessed on 1 August 2018; 14 January 2019 and the COVID-19 lockdown violations in 2020 and 2021.
As the nation reflects on the work and ideals of our yesteryear heroes, the question that all citizens have “is this the Zimbabwe our heroes envisaged?”
The Forum, therefore, calls on the State to:
</blockquote>
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<li>
<blockquote>urgently put in place structural reforms, which include the substantive and comprehensive transformation of the security forces to ensure non-recurrence so that citizens of Zimbabwe can enjoy their rights without fear of repression in an independent country.</blockquote>
</li>
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<blockquote>Implement an inclusive human-centred approach to economic development that prioritises the welfare of the people.</blockquote>
</li>
<li>
<blockquote>Take advantage of this year’s Heroes’ Day to initiate a truly professional security force, which is driven by the ideals of ending repression drawn from our heroes.</blockquote>
</li>
</ul>

Human Rights Forum Statement On Heroes Day | FULL TEXT