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The British government architected the coup that saw Mugabe ousted from power in 2017, a Bulawayo 24 article reports.
The article also suggests that there is a detailed report obtained from the sources at one of the British Development Agencies in Harare which alleges that British Ambassador Catriona Laing designed and stamped the strategy to remove Mugabe from power.
The purported report is argued to have the following details:
<blockquote>1.    ZANU PF Politiburo member Patrick Chinamasa travelled to the United Kingdom before the November coup and met high ranking officials from the British Government.
2.    In the meeting the officials and Chinamasa’s team agreed that Britain will support the transfer of power from Mugabe to Mnangagwa peaceful but if need be they would covertly support an extreme method to effect the change. The meeting was alleged organised by Laing.
3.    Britain is alleged to have began by funding violent protests which took place in 2016 under the banner <a href="https://bulawayo24.com/index-id-search-keyword-ShutdownZimbabwe.html">#ShutdownZimbabwe</a>. The protest were alleged to have had minimum success since they failed to generate into an Arab spring kind of protests that would have unseated President Mugabe.
4.    There was an agreement that the British government will maintain a position of plausible deniability throughout the process so that they are not seen to be directly interfering in the territorial integrity and sovereignty of an Independent country.
5.    The whole coup as it unfolded was endorsed by Laing and the high ranking officials in Britain.
6.     After the coup there was need for the new President to be cleaned and presented as a new person leading a new dispensation in the country. Laing in alleged to have suggested an idea to rope in one Priscilla Misihairabwi to be one of the leaders who will front the cleaning of Mnangagwa particularly in Matabeleland.
<ins class="adsbygoogle responsive-middle-article" data-ad-client="ca-pub-9770496592056255" data-ad-slot="9811974575" data-adsbygoogle-status="done"><ins id="aswift_4_expand"><ins id="aswift_4_anchor"></ins></ins></ins>7.    Misihairabwi was alleged singled out because she is allegedly to have once ran a business with former Minister Saviour Kasukuwere but they had a nasty fallout hence she was keen on getting back at the G40 members and had become close to Chinamasa and Mnangagwa.
8.    The idea to create the so-called Matabeleland Collective was planted into the mind of Priscilla by Laing and later one Jenny Williams was roped in to be part of the team that started the whole thing whose agenda was to clean Mnangagwa in Matabeleland Provinces.
9.    Laing (who is still involved in project Mnangagwa although she is now in  Nigeria) phoned Mnangagwa and advised him to set up a team of advisors called the Presidential Advisory Council (PAC).
10.    The PAC was to be composed of former critics of Mnangagwa so that they may be used as face that Mnangagwa is uniting the country.</blockquote>
The article further suggests that a China based businessman Shephard Ben Abraham posted on Facebook claiming that there are members of the Matebeleland Collective that are on the Bitish pay roll.
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More: <a href="https://bulawayo24.com/news/national/161124" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Bulawayo24</a>

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How Deep The UK Government Was Involved In The Zimbabwean Coup

The British Ambassador To Zimbabwe, Catriona Laing on Sunday claimed that she had mistakenly liked a tweet which seemingly called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration to put a check on excessive freedoms now being enjoyed in Zimbabwe. The tweet which Laing had liked was from one @ali_naka and said,
<blockquote>The excessive freedoms now being enjoyed in some parts of Zim need to be put in check as soon as possible.</blockquote>
This resulted in another Twitter user, @ConcernedZimCit asking the ambassador to clarify on which excessive freedoms she wanted to be checked in Zimbabwe. Laing then claimed that she had not read the tweet at all and blamed a clumsy finger. Said Laing,
<blockquote>Thanks for flagging. This is a clumsy finger scrolling through my timeline. I did not mean to like. I don’t even recall seeing the original tweet.</blockquote>
This British government and Laing, in particular, have been accused by the opposition parties of backing President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Zanu-PF party to win the July 30 elections. The British have denied all accusations saying that they only care about free, fair and credible elections and not the actual winners.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/07/storm-over-uk-envoys-tweet/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewsDay</a>

UK Ambassador Blames "Clumsy Finger" After Liking A Tweet About "Excessive Freedoms" In Zimbabwe

Current British Ambassador To Zimbabwe, Catriona Laing has been appointed as the new British High Commissioner to Nigeria. Her new appointment will be from 1 November 2018. Laing will succeed Paul Arkwright in her new posting. Commenting on her new post on microblogging site Twitter, Laing said,
<blockquote>It is now official! This is where I am going next. Excited but will be very sad to leave Zimbabwe. Not leaving yet of course. Lots to do!</blockquote>
Laing has come under fire from opposition parties and civil society organisations who have accused her and the British of backing President Emmerson Mnangagwa to win the July 30 harmonised elections. As usual, there were mixed reactions to Laing’s appointment with many celebrating and sending their commiserations to the Nigerians while others were sad to see her go. MDC-T deputy treasurer Charlton Hwende tweeted
<blockquote>Thank you UK Government</blockquote>
On the other hand, Mazowe South MP (Zanu-PF) Fortune Chasi said,
<blockquote>You will be sadly missed. But you are still with us for a while. Wish you the best.</blockquote>

Catriona Laing Appointed British High Commissioner To Nigeria

A seven-member Commonwealth membership assessment team is on a five-day visit to observe the pre-election environment as part of a broader informal assessment of the situation in the country after Zimbabwe expressed interest to rejoin the grouping. The team is representing Commonwealth Secretary-General Patricia Scotland.
Yesterday, the team met Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Sibusiso Moyo who said the Mnangagwa administration invited the Commonwealth to come and observe Zimbabwe’s elections. Said Moyo:
<blockquote>We have invited the Commonwealth as an organisation to come and observe our elections and observe the whole process. But in the process, as they do so, they will then consider the processes of clearing other processes which are determinants in readmission into the Commonwealth.</blockquote>
The delegation also met Senate President Edna Madzongwe at Parliament Building.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/cwealth-poll-assessment-team-in-zim/">Herald</a>

Commonwealth Delegation To Assess Zim’s Eligibility To Rejoin Arrives

The British Embassy in Harare has commented on statements made by BBC Hardtalk Interviewer Stephen Sackur in an interview with Nelson Chamisa. Sackur claimed that ballot papers for the 2018 harmonised election had already been printed. The Embassy said that it had no knowledge of the printing of ballot papers and suggested that Sackur may have been wrong in his research. In a statement, the Embassy said,
<blockquote>In the last few days, we’ve seen a fair amount of confusion regarding opposition leader Nelson Chamisa’s appearance on BBC HardTalk. In particular, Zimbabweans have been upset by a suggestion from the presenter that ballot papers for the forthcoming polls have already been printed.
Some have even suggested the UK govt may have inspired some of the journalist’s questions. We’ve made it clear on Twitter that the UK govt has absolutely no say in how BBC journalists conduct this sort of interview. We can’t dictate journalists’ questions.
Or their interviewing style. Sometimes journalists deliberately seek to be provocative in their questioning in order to put their interviewees under pressure. People who have seen Hard Talk will know that their style is particularly robust WHOEVER is being interviewed.
The clue is in the title of the show! Journalists on programmes like this frame their questions based on their own, and their team’s, research. That’s how it should be. But sometimes that research is not accurate.
As far as the UK embassy in Harare is aware, the ballot papers have not yet been printed. We aren’t privy to any information to the contrary. We’ve made it very clear that the UK does not support any particular faction, party or individual in the forthcoming Zimbabwe elections.
Our only interest is in seeing that these elections are free and fair.
We’ve put our money where our mouth is: between 2014 and 2019 the UK will have spent approximately £24 million on strengthening civil society’s support for transparency, accountability, human rights &amp; citizen engagement around the polls.
Our ambassador and senior members of the embassy team engage as often as is possible with officials from all main political parties in Zimbabwe. Our priority is to promote human rights and democratic gains for the Zimbabwean people.
We believe that respectful, frank engagement with both the ruling party and the opposition is far more likely to succeed than public grandstanding or engaging with only one side. That’s what we’re doing.
We’re certainly not blind to Zimbabwe’s difficult past – or to many of the governance challenges that continue to be present today. It’s totally up to Zimbabweans to decide who they want to govern them.
We and our partners want to see that happen through a free and fair election so that Zimbabwe can get back on the path to having its relations with the international community normalised. That surely is the bright future that Zimbabweans fully deserve.</blockquote>

Full Text: British  Embassy Comments On Hardtalk Presenter's Claims, Says It Has No Knowledge Of Ballot Papers Being Printed

MDC-T president Nelson Chamisa has met with British Ambassador British Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Excellency Catriona Laing. The opposition leader will discuss a number of issues which include the 2018 harmonised elections set to be held between July 21 and August 21. This comes after the <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/04/02/mdc-alliance-fumes-at-china-britain-for-backing-mnangagwa-ahead-of-elections-hints-at-involvement-in-coup/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">British, together with the Chinese have been accused of backing President Emmerson Mnangagwa ahead of the elections</a>. The allegations have been made by opposition leaders, Professor Welshman Ncube of the MDC Alliance<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/04/04/britain-will-make-sure-mnangagwa-wins-2018-elections-dabengwa/" rel="noopener" target="_blank"> and Dumiso Dabengwa of Zapu.</a>
The British have been at pain to distance themselves from the allegations with the Deputy Ambassador at the British Embassy, Simon Thomas, emphasizing that his country was only interested in how the elections are conducted. Thomas said that <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2018/04/03/we-are-not-backing-anyone-we-dont-care-who-wins-presidential-election-british/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">his country does not care who wins as long as the elections are done in a free, fair and transparent manner.</a>
<h3>This is a developing story and will be updated as more details come in.</h3>

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