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According to Netblocks, the Internet’s observatory, the internet in Zimbabwe was interrupted yesterday and a day before as the country was in a total shutdown as people protested against the government’s maladministration and many other grievances.
Many people reported that the internet was either slow or completely not working in their areas yesterday. Data  shown by Netblocks which tracks internet disruptions and shutdowns show that the internet was interrupted for 5 hours on Thursday 30 July and for 14 hours on Friday 31 July 
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The government did not comment on the issue and said nothing about the disruption.
More: <a href="https://netblocks.org/reports/zimbabwe-internet-disruption-limits-coverage-of-protests-7yNV70yq">Netblocks.Org</a>

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PICTURE: Real-Time Network Data Shows Partial Internet Disruption In Zimbabwe On 30 & 31 July 2020

MDC Alliance Vice Chairperson is seen in the video below encouraging Zimbabweans to come out in large numbers and march against corruption on Friday The 31st of July.
Sikhala also calls for the immediate released of Jacob Ngarivhume and Hopewell Chin’ono and said the law cannot be used as a spear to attack the citizenry.
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Special message from Job Sikhala.
🔥<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/JULY31?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#JULY31</a> <a href="https://t.co/vcBGLRfqKb">pic.twitter.com/vcBGLRfqKb</a>
— Team Pachedu 🇿🇼 (@PacheduZW) <a href="https://twitter.com/PacheduZW/status/1287795584951353345?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 27, 2020</a></blockquote>
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WATCH: 4 Days To Go - Job Sikhala Encourages People To Protest On 31 July

Transform Zimbabwe leader Jacob Ngarivhume who is in custody for allegedly inciting public violence has been denied bail when he appeared before a Harare Magistrate today. This was revealed by Lawyer Douglas Coltart in a tweet that said:
<blockquote>Jacob Ngarivhume has been denied bail on the basis that the he is a danger to the public because if he is released he will incite people to break COVID-19 Regulations on <a class="css-4rbku5 css-18t94o4 css-901oao css-16my406 r-1n1174f r-1loqt21 r-1qd0xha r-ad9z0x r-bcqeeo r-qvutc0" data-focusable="true" dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/31July?src=hashtag_click" role="link">#31July</a>. Hopewell’s bail hearing will continue this afternoon at 2:30 pm.</blockquote>
Ngarivume was arrested together with journalist Hopewell Chin’ono on the same charges and Chin’ono’s bail hearing is scheduled for this afternoon. Chin’ono and Ngarivmume were fearlessly calling the public to protest against the government’s maladministration before they were arrested.
Source: <a href="https://twitter.com/DougColtart/status/1286263458900705280">Twitter </a>

Ngarivhume Denied Bail, Court Says He Is A Danger To The Society

In a post-cabinet briefing today, Infomation Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the planned protests were ill-timed and even is she did not explicitly call on those planning the protests to stop the protests she called on what she called public figures and political players to act responsibly as she said the government is not ready to deal with COVID-19 heightened cases.
Mutsvangwa said:
<blockquote>On 1 July, Zimbabwe recorded 14 new cases, on the 4th the number shot to 73 new cases, and yesterday our numbers jumped to 98. It is in view of this heightened increment in infection cases that I urge the public to continue to adhere to the lockdown regulations and practice preventatives and protective behavior. Government is urging each and one of us against complacency.
In the same vein, we want to emphasize that the Second Republic embraces democratic principles and is the midst of far reaching reforms which deepen and widen the democratic space. Zimbabweans, we are in the midst of an existential threat. Any political posturing is not helpful. We therefore call upon public figures and political players to act responsibly with the safety of Zimbabweans in mind
This country cannot afford adventurism in the midst of this threat to our very existence. Indeed in the face of COVID19, Government continues to do its best to mitigate the impact of this pandemic. We continue to review and update our COVID19 Response and Action Plan in line with prevailing conditions in the country and new information coming from the World Health Organization.</blockquote>
The 31 July planned protests have however gathered momentum as more public figures and political players endorse the protests.
More: <a href="https://healthtimes.co.zw/2020/07/09/justin-call-off-31-july-protests-gvt-warns-opposition-as-local-covid-19-cases-skyrocket/?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=justin-call-off-31-july-protests-gvt-warns-opposition-as-local-covid-19-cases-skyrocket">Health Times </a>

JUST IN: "31 July Planned Protests Ill-Timed, This Isn't The Time For Political Posturing," Mutsvangwa To Public Figures, Political Players

Norton legislator Temba Mliswa has said he is in support and he endorses the planned 31 July protest and said he has been pushing for the same agenda in parliament.
Using the microblogging site Twitter, Mliswa said:
<blockquote>I’m also in support &amp;endorse the anti-corruption March slated for <a class="css-4rbku5 css-18t94o4 css-901oao css-16my406 r-1n1174f r-1loqt21 r-1qd0xha r-ad9z0x r-bcqeeo r-qvutc0" data-focusable="true" dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/31stJuly?src=hashtag_click" role="link">#31stJuly</a>. I have been pushing the same issues as a legislator in Parliament. Much of what I have done in Parliament is to represent people but they have largely remained passive, scared&amp; reluctant to stand up
I fear the same deficit in character will affect this anti-corruption march as people will not come out. The reasons are that their welfare is poor, they are hungry and busy with eking a living. You end up working alone as has been happening with me when I fight for the people.
I have been victimised&amp;fought over issues that have nothing to do with me personally but the people I represent against the hazardous Chinese factory, Galloway stands saga etc, the victims themselves, largely remain on the fringes reluctant to stand up for themselves.</blockquote>
However, some Twimbos who commented on his Tweet said he was trying to change the protest’s agenda as it was not a protest for corruption but a start of a people power movement.
The Protest which is Transform Zimbabwe Jacob Ngarivhume’s brainchild has been endorsed by cleric Shingi Munyeza and <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/07/07/tsenengamu-endorses-july-31-demonstration/">former Zanu PF youth leader Godfrey Tsenengamu. </a>
Source: <a href="https://twitter.com/TembaMliswa/status/1280406954507218946">Twitter</a>

Mliswa Endorses 31 July Demo

An opinionist writing for The Herald said opposition parties organising a demonstration to be held on 31 July are risking people’s lives and it was foolish for people to demonstrate during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fungi Kwaramba opined:
<blockquote>Despite the fact that Zimbabwe is still under a national lockdown that was enforced to help mitigate the devastating effects of the deadly Covid-19 pandemic,desperate opposition officials whose political careers hang by the thread now want to gain relevance by staging anti-government protests in the futile hope of effecting regime change.
Never mind the collateral damage that is certainly going to accompany such a foolish act of demonstrating under a dark cloud of the Covid-19 pandemic, itself a highly contagious disease that among other things can be curbed through social distancing, limited human movement and the wearing of face masks.
It has no known cure for now.
From the onset of the first confirmed Covid-19 case in the country, President Mnangagwa introduced a raft of measures to ensure that lives are saved under the unavoidable new normal that was spawned by the world plague.
Through a cocktail of measures, including statutory regulations, the country managed to minimise the movement of people of course at a cost to the general public who bore the brunt of limited movement, and who had to forego the comfort and comopany of loved ones.
The President was unequivocally clear that whilst the shock effects of the economy would be redressed in the future, life lost will never be brought back and thus the lockdown, which is gradually being relaxed to allow for greater economic activitity.
So Zimbabweans, ever patriotic, played their part and adhered to the restrictions that we put in place by Government, not to emasculate them but to save lives and our record of just over 700 positive cases, mostly from returning citizens speaks volumes of the swift and timely intervention by the Government.
Indeed, a good medicine tastes bitter to the mouth but unpalatable as it is, it is something that Zimbabwe needed in order to avoid unnecessary deaths.
Covid-19, which has claimed nine lives in Zimbabwe, is not only a health crisis but is an evolving disease with far reaching political and economic ramifications whose negative impact will most certainly slow the country’s march towards Vision 2030, job creation and also economic stabilisation.</blockquote>

OPINION: Demonstrating Under A Dark Cloud Of The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Foolish

The youthful MDC leader Nelson Chamisa while addressing his huge followers online in the e-rally yesterday took a jibe at the MDC T led by Thokozani Khupe and said they were going to be destroyed by their enemies soon as speculation about the Khupe faction soliciting help from the government to destroy the MDC Alliance increases.
Said the firebrand lawyer and politician:
<blockquote>If you are a political leader, when you go and seek an enemy so that you fight your family, that’s your end. Never go to the enemy to fight your family, once the enemy finishes with your family it will come after you</blockquote>
Chamisa took the time to address the possibility of the party losing the MDC Alliance name and said:
<blockquote>Some are afraid that we will lose the name MDC Alliance, the name has no significance, what is important is your agenda as Zimbabweans, and that is what we are going to be delivering, we have a strategy. We are already facing the future, we are already building livelihoods, we are gathering people and strengthening the party. Don’t be shaken, be comfortable the ship is under control. Thank God I am the captain. Thank God I am in good shape, thank God I am seeing clearly and the vision is very clear of where we are going</blockquote>
Chamisa also explained why the MDC Alliance kept saying the MDC Alliance is different from the MDC T and said;
<blockquote>Understand this thing, MDC Alliance is a separate political party from the MDC-T, you can go to court and go visit sangomas, then go to the dead, try and speak to the late president Tsvangirai, that will not change that the MDC Alliance is a party left by Tsvangirai when he made a decision to move from MDC-T to unite the party and go back to the 2000 status. Don’t come pretending as if you want to build the legacy of Tsvangirai when you are actually destroying it,
Tsvangirai left me in charge, and I am in control, there is nothing you are going to do to change it, you can try by all means, but you won’t succeed. All that is happening that Mwonzora is running around claiming that he is the secretary-general  is child’s play. You can’t continue being the SG when your term of office expired in October 2019 without going back to the membership.</blockquote>
At the same e-rally, Chamisa also reiterated that the party was behind the 31 July planned protest which is circulating on social media.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/07/im-still-in-charge-chamisa/">Newsday </a>

In Politics When You Go & Seek An Enemy So That You Fight Your Family, That’s Your End - Chamisa Speaks About The MDC Infightings