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Fadzayi Mahere, a former lawmaker for Mount Pleasant, has been accused of betraying her constituency following her <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2024/01/29/fadzayi-mahere-officially-resigns-from-parliament-amidst-ccc-leadership-crisis/">resignation from Parliament</a> in solidarity with Nelson Chamisa, the former leader of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party. <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2024/01/25/chamisa-i-no-longer-have-anything-to-do-with-ccc/">Chamisa left the party</a> claiming it had been infiltrated and hijacked by the ruling ZANU PF party and its allies within CCC. Mahere followed suit and resigned from parliament, leaving her constituency without representation.
Political analysts have scrutinised Mahere’s decision, viewing it as a betrayal of the voters who elected her. Eldred Masunungure, a Political Science lecturer from the University of Zimbabwe, criticised Mahere for prioritising loyalty to individuals over the constituency that had placed its faith in her. He told <a href="https://newshubzim.co.zw/2024/02/04/mahere-betrayed-constituency-analysts/">NewsHub</a>:
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Unless she knows what most people don’t, it appears to be a knee-jerk, stampeded decision not grounded in a reflective analysis. That’s the tragedy of loyalty to personalities rather than institutions.
She would have gained a lot of political and moral mileage if she had waited to be recalled by the dark forces rather than recalling herself and giving the impression of utter and callous disregard for her constituency and orphaning the thousands who braved the harsh political environment to go out to vote for a candidate of their choice.
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Stephen Chan, a world politics professor at the University of London, also criticised Mahere’s resignation, stating that elected representatives have a responsibility to their constituents above party loyalty. He he said:
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Resignations from parliament are an abdication of responsibility to constituents. They (the electorate) come first. The party comes second. The party leader comes third. This is the essence of democratic representation. If people voted for you, you have a responsibility to those voters.
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The resignation has further weakened the opposition in parliament. By-elections held in December and subsequent mini-elections have depleted the CCC’s numbers, giving the ruling ZANU PF party a two-thirds majority. This leaves the opposition at a disadvantage and diminishes their ability to act as an effective parliamentary opposition.
There are differing opinions on Mahere’s decision. Some argue that she had valid reasons to resign, as the party she was elected under no longer aligned with her beliefs. Others question whether the remaining members of parliament are truly representing their constituents or betraying them by staying in a party they disagree with.
Several lawmakers from the CCC party have spoken out in support of Nelson Chamisa, the former party leader who recently quit without informing them in advance. However, despite their sympathy towards Chamisa, these legislators have not resigned from parliament yet. One of the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2024/02/03/harare-east-mp-allan-norman-markham-resigns-from-parliament/">few lawmakers who has taken action </a>is Allan Markham, who won the Harare East seat as a member of the CCC in the previous year. 
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Members of Parliament (MPs) from the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) have criticised the government for its seemingly lazy approach to investigating politically motivated abductions and murders of their party members. This comes in light of the recent <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/11/14/police-confirm-death-of-tapfumanei-masaya/">death of CCC activist Tapfumaneyi Masaya</a>, who was abducted and later found dead. The legislators raised their concerns during a session in Parliament, where they grilled Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi.
Masaya’s abduction occurred while he was campaigning for the party’s parliamentary candidate in the upcoming by-elections. This incident follows a pattern of similar cases, including the abduction and torture of CCC legislator Takudzwa Ngadziore, as well as the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/10/25/former-mp-for-mabvuku-tafara-james-chidhakwa-narrates-his-abduction-and-torture/">abduction and torture</a> of former legislator James Chidhakwa. These abductions have sparked fear and concern among opposition members, as well as human rights organizations and concerned citizens.
During a Question and Answer session in the National Assembly on Wednesday, CCC legislator Fadzayi Mahere questioned the government’s policy on ensuring that the police thoroughly investigate cases of enforced disappearances and murder of opposition activists. Mahere cited constitutional provisions that oblige the police to secure the lives of Zimbabwean people and guarantee the right to life, as well as protection against torture or cruel treatment. She said:
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Over the last few weeks, we have seen an escalation in abductions, enforced disappearances and unexplained murders. What is government policy on ensuring that the police investigate?
Section 219 (1) (c) obliges the Police Service to secure the lives of Zimbabwean people. 
Section 48 of the Constitution guarantees the right to life and section 53 guarantees that no person may be subjected to physical or psychological torture or cruel, inhuman, degrading treatment or punishment.
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Harare East legislator <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Allan_Markham/">Allan Norman Markham (Rusty)</a> also criticised the police for their biased approach in attending to reported cases, particularly those involving the abduction of opposition members. Markham said:
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When you ask for information, we have the registration of the vehicle used and the names of the people who did it but no one will take the report.
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In response, Minister Ziyambi challenged the opposition legislators to provide concrete evidence and assured them that the government does not condone such acts. He urged them to bring forth any information they have to the relevant authorities for investigation. Ziyambi said:
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We have a policy that informs what the laws must be and we have a Constitution that clearly indicates that we must protect the right to life. We have a Constitution that prohibits enforced disappearances. So, the policy of government is already there.
What is needed is, if there is anyone with information that may lead to the arrest of these individuals that they are alleging ‘abducted’ or did whatever they did, they must provide the investigating officers with that information so that they can investigate fully and ensure that they are prosecuted. The policy position of the government is that we are a peaceful nation. We do not want anyone to be harassed.
If there is anything, it is contrary to our beliefs as government and as a party. If she (Mahere) has information about the non-investigation of that particular issue, I am sure from what she is saying, she has a lot of information and the (Home Affairs) Minister (Kazembe Kazembe) will be glad to listen to that and be able to summon the commanders of the police why they are not taking that information and acting upon it, to ensure that those allegations are investigated
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The issue of enforced disappearances and abductions is not new in Zimbabwe. The abduction and disappearance of journalist and human rights defender Itai Dzamara in 2015 remains unresolved, and there have been concerns about the government’s commitment to addressing such cases.
The CCC leader, Nelson Chamisa, has pleaded with President Emmerson Mnangagwa to cancel the upcoming by-elections in order to protect lives. Human rights groups, as well as the European Union and the United States embassy, have also called for investigations and the arrest of those responsible for the abductions.
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