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A police impersonator from Hwange, Joas Tshuma (29) of Gamba village, has been arrested after a spate of terrorising and raping residents.
Tshuma (29), was arrested on Saturday after a month-long investigation and surveillance by the police intelligence unit, working with members of the public.
The Chronicle reports that Tshuma is expected to appear in court for impersonation and two counts of rape while six other rape cases are also linked to him.
He allegedly pounced on women claiming to be a policeman and tell them they are under arrest.
Tshuma would then order them to accompany him to the police station and along the way allegedly rape them.
Matabeleland North police spokesperson Inspector Glory Banda confirmed Tshuma’s arrest. Said Inspector Banda:
<blockquote>_Police arrested a man who raped a woman after impersonating a police officer on 25 May in Hwange._</blockquote>
He said Tshuma was wearing a navy-blue anti-riot pair of trousers, police boots, a red T-shirt and a black leather jacket when he allegedly raped a 19-year-old woman on Africa Day.
Tshuma allegedly introduced himself to his victim as Constable Rupiswa before telling her that she was under arrest for not wearing a face mask.
He allegedly told the victim that he was taking her to the police station to pay a fine and the complainant complied.
Along the way, Tshuma proposed love to the complainant who turned him down. He then ordered her to sit on a rock and he sat behind her, fondled her breasts before raping her twice.
He then accompanied her back to her homestead and ordered her not to disclose the crime threatening to arrest her if she told anyone.
The complainant narrated her ordeal to her boyfriend who accompanied her to make a report to the police leading to Tshuma’s arrest on Saturday.
More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw">Pindula News</a>; <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/just-in-police-impersonator-arrested/">The Chronicle</a>

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Zimbabwe Republic Police Arrest Impersonator, Rapist

HAPPY AFRICA DAY
The MDC Alliance joins the rest of the continent in celebrating our African identity and unity on the occasion of Africa Day and the 58th Anniversary of the founding of the Organization of African Unity (OAU)-the predecessor of the African Union(AU), albeit under difficult Covid 19 conditions.
In line with our Global Agenda, we pay tribute to our founding fathers who were fiercely committed to the Pan-African vision of an independent and united continent.
We are forever grateful for the continental solidarity during the struggle for Zimbabwe’s independence.
Significant strides have been made towards democratic consolidation, regional integration and improving the quality of life for ordinary African citizens including the commencement of the African Continental Free Trade Area.
However, corruption and authoritarian rule in some countries including Zimbabwe threaten Africa’s democratic and developmental advance.
We call for acceleration in the implementation of Agenda 2063 by AU member states in pursuit of the continental vision of ‘an integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens and representing a dynamic force in the global arena’.
The 2021 theme ‘The Arts, Culture and Heritage: Levers for Building the Africa We Want” seeks to explore ways in which the rich African heritage and culture can be leveraged for Africa’s growth and transformation.
Aspiration 5 of Agenda 2063 envisions an Africa with a strong cultural identity, common heritage, shared values and ethics.
The Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs) are important to the attainment of continental objectives on regional integration, inclusive sustainable economic growth and development.
We urge African governments to promote national and regional cohesion by investing in African culture and heritage including its languages as a vehicle for promoting and achieving the national economic and social development goals outlined in Agenda 2063.
We further call for African governments to ratify the Charter for African Cultural Renaissance to promote African identity, shared values, the spirit of Pan- Africanism and African Renaissance.
Heri ya Siku ya Afrika! Filis dia di Afrika! Silifisela usuku Iwe Afrika oluhle! Tinogonda muchaa nezuwa reAfrica rakaseja! Bunya baAfrica ha bwan! Happy Africa Day! Bonne journee de l’Afrique!
<h4>Gladys Kudzaishe Hlatywayo – Secretary for International Relations</h4>

MDC Alliance Statement On Africa Day {Full Text}

The Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Misheck Sibanda said this week’s cabinet meeting has been moved from Tuesday to Wednesday.
In a statement, Sibanda said the development was caused by the fact that Tuesday (today) is a public holiday. The statement read:
<blockquote>The Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet, Dr Misheck J.M. Sibanda wishes to advise all Cabinet members that this week’s Cabinet meeting will be held at 0900 hours on Wednesday 26th May 2021.
This is due to the fact that Tuesday 25th May 2021 will be a public holiday to celebrate Africa Day. Members should therefore be guided accordingly.</blockquote>

Cabinet Sitting Moved To Wednesday

The Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) has expressed outrage over the decision by the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education to order teachers to attend Continuous Assessment Learning Areas Workshops on 25 May, which is a public holiday.
PTUZ president Takavafira Zhou described the decision by the Ministry to order teachers to attend a workshop on Africa Day as “lunacy”, saying teachers will disregard the directive. He said in a statement:
<blockquote>For the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education to order teachers to attend Continuous Assessment Learning Areas Workshops on Africa Day is the worst lunacy, given the historical significance of this day in the liberation of African countries in general and Zimbabwe in particular.
In support of the liberation legacy, all capacitated and incapacitated teachers in Zimbabwe must resist CALA training workshops on 25 May 2021. We will not accept directives that urinate upon us and tell us it’s raining.</blockquote>

Govt Order Teachers To Attend Workshop On A Public Holiday

The MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa called on African leaders to stop undermining democracy, citizens’ human rights and stop silencing citizens as the continent celebrated Africa Day, Newsday reports.
Chamisa made the call in an interview with the publication. Said the MDC Alliance leader:
<blockquote>Instead of silencing the guns, we see there is concerted effort to silence the citizen and also to silence alternative voices and to silence the vote.
In Africa we must not have the bullet controlling the ballot. Politics must guide the gun. The gun must not dictate politics.
The gun in politics is not just the gun in the barrack, it is also the gun of poverty, guns of drought, guns of terrorism and violence and the guns of tribalism.
There are also guns of election rigging that have affected Africa.</blockquote>
Chamisa also said the continent needed to wean itself off a system of exporting raw materials to Western or Asian powers. Chamisa’s message coincides with the abduction and torture of 3 members of his party and the arrest of 2 journalists who were arrested on charges of disobeying a police officer.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/05/dont-silence-citizens-chamisa/">Newsday </a>

Stop Silencing Citizens - Chamisa To African Leaders

Zimbabwean journalist and filmmaker, Hopewell Chin’ono has said Zimbabwe will remain backward as long as it does not have the right people on the top echelons of power.
He shared a video in which a man from the United Arab Emirates said his country has “nothing” in terms of natural resources but is prospering because of the right leadership his country has. The UAE, however, has petroleum and natural gas.
Posting on Facebook, Chin’ono said:
<blockquote>On Africa Day: 
ZANU PF has started promoting its World War One bush bakeries again!
It is a sign that besides being corrupt thieves, the <a class="_58cn" data-ft='{"type":104,"tn":"*N"}' href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/evildispensation?source=feed_text&amp;epa=HASHTAG&amp;__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARBcQ8QkOHftqCTE--kl83Pa9Rt0yRnh9wrDQWQcz5vRm1tjR_tRHND542tpfTmZuoBrWOTuUPlBkOOjF2SGSW9-2KvB_yWeRVR8kJKOFHV9b4wrrr07RxCHnHxm5nJ6vhAJ6tEHrnabe-JYTurKMxcpU4SEvaV55USnZotQISoT8DIqhYXIyndfGh05BXTAxGQPucqXVu6h4CStAVqQdKLMGeLOyAwReJu5u4kl0yu42L3PfE0HOLFGbKAkr34KRlsXRzkH_LbNoW7t0RewX1mzVgIk3vjkE9BLfkpkiahU5anC7IObvWiZgeyKktHXmzS6dghbz2-AvuVaYr5zshIasYBUxl4F1zcebi1k&amp;__tn__=%2ANK-R">#EvilDispensation</a> has NO ability to develop Zimbabwe at all.
ZANU PF just DOESN’T have the brain to do it!
… unless Zimbabweans put an end to this 40-year reign of corruption, looting, violence, abductions, incompetence, nepotism otherwise known as ZANU-PF, Zimbabwe will remain BACKWARD!
Zimbabwe NEEDS ethical and competent leadership to breath again!
Countries which have nothing except good leadership are 100 times or more ahead of Zimbabwe!‬
Zimbabwe has everything you can think of EXCEPT a decent political leader in the presidency and a competent and not corrupt bunch of thieves!
Zimbabwe will NEVER prosper under ZANU-PF, NEVER!!!</blockquote>
Chin’ono speaks when Zimbabwe’s economy is on its knees with some accusing the ruling ZANU PF of maladministration.
More: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/hopewelljournalist/videos/1461084064080047/?__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB_zhWdSdSOClxVHHUj4iiLyx8UzVatelZ3p4eI5suGD4729v7h2Xl2aHgezaqeXJ7E09Iu415qksK2HQBVCEXuWhKiPzz5fgeg3YSUQmfyGAUOf2XATOr_ghv9Phhn10PHfzNOAQ3LMEQWzNx5tfxy7qJROmYw47zr5_97UyLSrpIR04dBuInR10nAxNIEVvyYLN4-e7Uc20Y_vBh9kKirW4ICG3Gdc1bMZX3drFeAmXeHLxOrbyCmEeF5VELHM9dAjHZE5av-7xaqEf2D282jNgqZoQzm6j98DN77ZSfqB0VAFXnikwQEp89avs0mqcXPjIft6MJtQOUXhUVj8FkdXJsM91ScJ3vJjA2w&amp;__tn__=-R">Hopewell Chin’ono</a>

"Zimbabwe Will Remain BACKWARD!" - Chin'ono

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<blockquote>MDC Alliance celebrates Africa Day
Today, we join the rest of the continent in celebrating Africa Day; that special day when we pay tribute to the brave people of this land and cherish our collective resolve to live in peace, harmony and happiness.
The MDC Alliance lauds the unbridled heroism of the people of Africa in fighting oppression and repression wherever it manifests. Our Africanness is unto itself a cause for celebration. As a proud and patriotic African political movement, we join the brave people of this blessed continent in commemorating this special day.
It is unfortunate that we are commemorating this day while locked down in our homes in the wake of this pandemic that has claimed the lives of our compatriots and those beyond our continent. We mourn with those who have lost their loved ones. We commiserate with the infirm and pray that those afflicted by this pandemic get healed.
It is instructive that we are commemorating this year’s Africa Day under the dictum: “Silencing the Guns: Creating Conducive Conditions for Africa’s Development”
indeed, once guns are silenced on our beloved Africa, we will truly cherish the peace, growth and development that will flourish on this blessed land.
As Zimbabweans, the tragic irony is that it is our government’s guns that have cost us the lives of innocent citizens. It is the guns controlled by those in authority that need to be silenced. On August 1, 2018, and in January 2019, the government’s guns shed the blood of the innocent sons and daughters of this land. As Zimbabweans, we plead with those in power and authority to silence their guns for the sake of our safety.
We are a proud African political movement. We take advantage of this day to plead that we truly cherish each other as Africans on this our own continent. The Afrophobia that often rears its head in South Africa, wrongly touted as xenophobia, is a sad indictment on this continent. Why should Africans begin to feel unsafe on their own continent when we have traditionally been acclaimed as a hospitable people; a people that welcomes all well-meaning strangers and visitors, let alone fellow Africans enjoying the warmth of their own continent?
As Africa, we must use our wealth to improve the lives of our people. We must condemn selfish leaders who have cartelised our wealth and our heritage so that it benefits only a selected few. As Africans, our wealth and heritage has always been owned in common and must benefit us and future generations. We say No to the culture of avarice and corruption that has engendered gross poverty and Inequality among our people, even in the middle of the teeming wealth on our continent; which wealth has been plundered by the well-heeled and the politically connected.
As Africans, we must move from the nauseous culture of big men and embrace the chaste culture of big ideas. We must move from strong men to strong institutions. It is only strong institutions that will offer better protection for all of us than strong men who wield enormous power used only to repress and oppress fellow citizens and to consign them to abject poverty.
Let love flourish in our beloved Africa. Let there be prosperity for our people. Let us cherish each other and truly empathise with our fellow citizens living in want and deprivation.
Once again, we plead with our own governments to silence those guns that are harming and killing the innocent citizenry in our respective African countries. It is regrettable that we in Zimbabwe are commemorating this special day when three young women, including a Member of Parliament, are currently detained in hospital having been spirited out of police custody and sexually abused by agents of the State. Indeed, it is regrettable that our own government has become the most poignant threat to the dignity and security of citizens, particularly women.
It is equally regrettable that this Africa Day comes when two newsmen are wallowing in police custody for no fault except that they sought to practise their trade by telling the shameful story of the three sexually violated women. This culture of impunity needs to be unequivocally condemned on this our special day. It is certainly unAfrican to abuse women and to gag those who wish to tell the shameful story of their abuse. This despicable behaviour by the State violates the sacred and cardinal tenets of _ubuntu_ which define and underline the chastity of our Africanness.
Let there be peace, love and harmony on our land.
God bless Africa.
God bless Zimbabwe.
MDC Alliance Communications Department</blockquote>
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FULL TEXT: MDC's Africa Day Message

A controversial religious leader has called upon Zimbabweans to throw their weight behind President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s “Vision 2030”.
Leader and founder of the Family of God church, Reverend Andrew Wutaunashe, was addressing congregants in Bulawayo on Africa Day this Sunday. He said:
<blockquote>President Mnangagwa’s Vision 2030 is our greatest asset as a nation. The vision will not die.
It will speak and it will live because this vision is based on God. Whatever has its foundations on God will live.
The sound of scolding voices will fade as the vision of ED will live. The vision is bigger than us.
It will bring glory and productivity and will restore our nation to its glory and beyond.
Let us have hope in the nation. Let us all fight hard knowing what our efforts will yield.
Our greatest hope is in the Lord. There comes hope in the knowledge that we have a vision because with no vision a nation is destroyed.</blockquote>
Wutawunashe encouraged the longsuffering Zimbabweans to remain stoical and not to despair or lose hope. He added:
<blockquote>These pains that the country is experiencing are the pains of a woman giving birth. In times of hardships, it is easy to despair and blame, become faithless and lose hope.
As we celebrate Africa Day, let us remember the contributions of those that came before us, lay our hope and trust in the Lord and have faith in the vision of our leaders.
Let us build ourselves as Africans as this is time for Africa’s revival. Let us remember that the Lord gave our liberation war fighters power to overcome forces and stronger military forces. Our fighters are our own Moses who led us from turmoil.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/rally-behind-ed-wutaunashe/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

Religious Leader Urges Zimbabweans To Fully Support ED

President Emmerson Mnangagwa said that Africa Day is a day for Africans to celebrate the values of brotherhood and sisterhood in unity. A short statement on his official Twitter handle read:
<blockquote>This Africa Day, let us celebrate the values of brotherhood, sisterhood and unity across our great continent. Each and every nation struggled for their freedom and sovereignty. Now we must work together to build a brighter future of progress and prosperity for all.</blockquote>
Africa Day is the annual commemoration of the foundation of the Organisation of African Unity on 25 May 1963. It is celebrated in various countries on the African continent, as well as around the world.
According to Wikipedia, the Organisation of African Unity was founded, with the initial aim to encourage the decolonisation of Angola, Mozambique, South Africa and Southern Rhodesia.
The organisation pledged to support the work conducted by freedom fighters, and remove military access to colonial nations.

President Mnangagwa's Message To Mark Africa Day

<blockquote>Today is Africa Day, that significant day when the sons and daughters of Africa celebrate the unparalleled gallantry that as citizens of Africa we continue to exhibit in surmounting the huge challenges that fate continues to throw on our path.
Africa Day is a day to celebrate this continent of heroes and heroines who successfully fought colonialism and foreign domination; a continent that continues to fight repression wherever it manifests, even among ourselves.
Today, we must reflect on the vision of the founding fathers who gathered to form the Organization of African Unity in 1963, which we transformed into the African Union and has scored some successes and met with challenges in other areas. Indeed, we have had an odd mixture of both proud and sorry moments but today is a day to celebrate our achievements and the numerous challenges we have surmounted to become the continent of hope that we are today.
As we celebrate this day, it is also a moment for sober reflection.
Firstly, given the continent’s vast mineral wealth and its wide base of natural resources, it is without any rationality and justification that we must continue to have such poverty among ourselves. Notwithstanding the great strides we are making as a continent, it is true that our ruling elites have pillaged national resources while many in our communities, especially women and children, continue to live in abject poverty, surviving on less than US$1 a day. This is unforgivable especially given the vast wealth our great continent enjoys.
Africa’s wealth must benefit the simple and the ordinary who continue to be hewers of wood and drawers of water while the ruling elite enjoy the fruits, nay the tree, of our vast wealth.
Indeed, the values of empathy and solidarity with which we supported each other during our various national struggles for independence must continue to flow amongst us as African nations.
It is in that spirit of African solidarity that it behoves upon me on this great day to appeal to the people and the leaders of Africa to keep Zimbabwe in their prayers and to feel obliged to continue to redirect us towards stability, inclusivity, growth and democracy.
As Zimbabwe braces for a watershed election next year, Africa must be in solidarity with the Zimbabwean people and not necessarily with the Zimbabwean leadership. Given our history of violence and disputed elections, we pray for once that the rest of Africa will support all efforts for free and fair elections in Zimbabwe in the run-up to 2018. Africa has done it before and we trust that they will be with us again next year to ensure that the people’s will is freely expressed, respected and guaranteed.
We have a leader in the sunset of his life; a national and continental hero who played a huge part in the development of this country and the continent but who has now turned into a villain through his misdirected leadership that has since started eroding his own legacy. By dint of his age and his long stay in office, his leadership is now on an alarming stretch of diminishing returns, with the country now hanging precariously on the precipice of almost being a failed State.
My plea today is to plead with Africa to support a democratic transition in Zimbabwe for the sake of its people, particularly the young generation that faces a bleak and doomed future if we don’t start on an even keel next year. The leadership and the people of Africa must support our domestic efforts for a truly free, fair, genuine and credible election so that the millions of our sons and daughters who have fled the country can come back home and serve their country.
Yes, Africa needs to support Zimbabwe’s quest for free and fair elections. Only free, fair and credible elections will yield a credible leadership with uncontested legitimacy that can begin to transact the business of the people.
I am heartened by the fact that the theme for this year’s Africa Day celebrations is ‘Harnessing the Demographic Dividend through Investments in Youth’.
Given the youth bulge on the continent, including in Zimbabwe where even university graduates are on the street pavements eking out a living as vendors, we urgently need to invest in the future of our young people. We certainly need to create opportunities for them so that they make a positive contribution to the country and the continent.
The youth are the future but that future can only be ensured by our conscious decisions today to put in place policies and mechanisms that guarantee their active participation both in the politics and the economies of their countries.
That is why in our country, I and the party I lead are urging the young people, who constitute 60 percent of the population to register to vote so that they can determine their own future through their direct participation in next year’s election.
The youth need our support and the continent certainly needs to harness that demographic dividend for growth and prosperity.
Happy Africa Day!</blockquote>

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