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CCC double candidate for Hunyani constituency in the 23 August 2023 Harmonised Elections, Terrence Kumbula, has reportedly defected to ZANU PF.
Kumbula contested the seat on a CCC ticket after he filed nomination papers in defiance of the party whose official candidate was Lovemore Chinoputsa.
After Kumbula caused confusion among voters and split the opposition vote, ZANU PF’s Tongai Mnangagwa was declared the winner.
<a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/ccc-hunyani-candidate-dumps-opposition-outfit/">The Herald</a> reported Kumbula as saying opposition political parties in Zimbabwe have nothing to offer the electorate. He said:
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I have come back home after realising that ZANU PF was the only party committed to uplifting the lives of the ordinary majority.
The CCC and MDCs are all the same with nothing to offer to the people of Zimbabwe.
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Kumbula’s defection to ZANU PF may lend credence to CCC’s claims that a ZANU PF shadowy group, Forever Associates Zimbabwe (FAZ) sponsored CCC double candidates in several constituencies to split the opposition vote.
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CCC "Fraudulent Candidate" For Hunyani Rejoins ZANU PF

The Supreme Court will on Wednesday, 02 August, hear an appeal by a dozen CCC candidates for the National Assembly who were barred from running in the 23 August 2023 general elections.
The date was fixed by the apex court following a case management meeting on Monday.
A lawyer for the candidates, Welshman Ncube, said the appeal has been set down for 2 PM on Wednesday.
Twelve voters allegedly linked to ZANU PF, each from Bulawayo’s 12 constituencies, filed simultaneous applications at the High Court to have the CCC candidates and five others disqualified from contesting in the upcoming general elections.
The applicants argued that the candidates filed their nomination papers after the 4 PM deadline on 21 June.
In an appeal filed at the Supreme Court on 28 July, the 12 CCC candidates raised nine grounds of appeal, citing Justice Bongani Ndlovu for granting an application that they say was based on “objectively established falsehoods.”
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) and the CCC candidates all opposed the applications which were consolidated into one because of similar facts.
ZEC argued that all candidates who were accepted had filed their papers by 4 PM.
The applicants relied on an internal ZEC document which has time stamps next to the names of candidates, arguing that the indicated times, all after 4 PM on 21 June, showed when CCC candidates filed their nomination papers.
ZEC, however, said the indicated times only showed when a candidate’s details were captured on their computer.
If the Supreme Court upholds the ruling by the High Court, it means that CCC cannot have any senators from Bulawayo or MPs under the youth and women’s quota.
This will be the case because the youth and women’s quotas are determined by the number of votes secured by National Assembly candidates.
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Supreme Court To Hear Appeal By 12 CCC Parliamentary Candidates On 02 August

The 12 Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) parliamentary candidates in Bulawayo whose nomination was nullified by the High Court submitted their nomination papers through a police officer in violation of the Electoral Act, it has emerged.
CCC has argued that its candidates submitted their nomination papers on time, that is, before 4 PM when the Nomination Court sat on 21 June 2023.
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) also said that the 12 disqualified candidates submitted their nomination papers on time. 
Posting on Twitter on Saturday, a senior member of CCC, David Coltart said that Rajeshkumari Modi, the ZANU PF candidate for Bulawayo South also only had his papers finalised by ZEC at 16.20 PM. <a href="https://twitter.com/DavidColtart/status/1685253978592817153?s=20">Added Coltart</a>:
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Given the farcical judgment in the High Court, his nomination should be nullified too. I’m told there are numerous other ZANU PF candidates in the same predicament.
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However, it has emerged from the ruling delivered by Justice Nokuthula Moyo, on behalf of Justice Bongani Ndlovu, that the applicants in the matter submitted that the ZEC violated the law by collecting the nomination papers through a police officer.
The applicants argued that the law states that a candidate or his or her agent must be in court and ready to submit at 4 PM, and not the papers alone. Reads part of the judgement:
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We now know that a Police Officer collected the nomination papers from the candidates. The Applicants’ case is that the Respondent (CCC candidates) violated the law.
I have also been moved by both sides of the bar, to give Section 46 (7) and (8) of the Act the golden rule of interpretation.
The Nomination Court closed at 4 pm. Once it closed it was no longer sitting in open court and by the time the respondents sat before him they were not doing so in open Court.
The separation of the papers from the Respondents through the medium of the Police Officer was unlawful.
The statute says the candidate or his/her agent must be in court and ready to submit at 4 pm.
It does not say that the candidate’s papers alone must be in the courtroom.
The 1st Respondent, therefore, violated the provisions of the Electoral Act in that regard as he also did close to midnight when he adjourned to 22 June 2022.
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A ZEC official, Pretty Gadzikwa, also stated that just before 4 PM, a police officer manning the door was instructed to collect all nomination papers from the aspiring candidates who were outside the Courtroom as the room could only accommodate a maximum of 15 people. Said Gadzikwa in her affidavit:
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1. On the 21st of June 2023 at 15:55 hrs the Nomination Officer, Mr. I. Ncube announced that the court was about to close at 16:00hours. He went on to instruct the police officer manning the door to collect all Nomination papers from the aspiring candidates who were outside the Courtroom. The Courtroom was very small and could only allow batches of fifteen (15) people at a given time.
2. After collecting all the Nomination forms outside, the police officer brought them before the Nomination officer’s desk. The nomination officer at 1600hrs announced that the court was now closed for new nomination papers to be submitted.
3. Processing all nomination papers on the nomination officer’s desk was done up to midnight when the results were announced. The times shown on the form written Submission Form were times when Individual forms were completely Processed.
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CCC has since appealed to the Supreme Court and the case will be heard this week.
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"Disqualified CCC Candidates Submitted Nomination Papers Via A Police Officer, In Violation Of The Law"

CCC leader Nelson Chamisa on Sunday said President Emmerson Mnangagwa has effectively nullified the 23 August 2023 election by allegedly masterminding the disqualification of 12 CCC parliamentary candidates in Bulawayo, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2023-elections/article/200014707/ed-has-nullified-polls-chamisa">reported NewsDay</a>.
The High Court nullified the nomination of the CCC candidates on the grounds that they filed their papers after the 4 PM deadline on 21 June this year.
CCC has, however, appealed to the Supreme Court and the case will be heard this week.
Addressing thousands of CCC supporters at a rally at Rudhaka Stadium in Marondera, Chamisa said he was angry with the disqualification of CCC candidates and said Mnangagwa was taking the opposition for granted. Said Chamisa:
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After feeling the heat, Mnangagwa has turned to the courts. In Bulawayo, he has barred our candidates.
You can be the ruler, but you cannot be the leader, you can’t do what you want. This country belongs to God.
If you bar the 12 candidates from contesting, therefore, you have nullified the election.
If you have nullified the election, it means you are no longer the President. The seat is now vacant. A transitional government should be in place.
If you bar the 12 candidates, it means there is no election. It is a coup on the ballot.
It is a vote of no confidence on the elections, a vote of no confidence on ZEC.
Mnangagwa anodherera (takes people for granted). He doesn’t know how angry we are.
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On Saturday, Mnangagwa scoffed at claims by CCC that he had a hand in recent court rulings barring some opposition candidates from contesting in the 23 August general elections.
Speaking to the media after his arrival from Russia, where he was attending the Second Summit of the Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum, Mnangagwa said those making such claims are uneducated.
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Disqualification Of CCC Candidates A Coup On The Ballot - Chamisa

CCC leader Nelson Chamisa on Thursday said President Emmerson Mnangagwa should not be over-excited over the disqualification of 12 CCC parliamentary candidates in Bulawayo.
Addressing party supporters at a campaign rally in Kadoma on Thursday, Chamisa slammed Mnangagwa, who he accuses of masterminding the High Court’s decision to bar the CCC candidates from contesting. Said Chamisa:
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Usafarisa (stop being too excited). No one will be in power forever. He (Mnangagwa) should ask (former President Mugabe) on this matter.
He should ask (former Libya President Gadaffi), he should ask (former DRC President) Mobutu Sese Seko; no matter how strong a dictator, your time will come.
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Mugabe was deposed by the military in 2017, Gadaffi was ousted following a civil war during the Arab uprisings, and Mobutu was toppled by an armed rebellion.
Chamisa vowed to resist the disqualification of party candidates in Bulawayo.
He also accused Mnangagwa of “ruining the country” by allegedly engineering the disqualification of CCC candidates. Said Chamisa:
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I will be in Bulawayo, no one will be disqualified. If you disqualify candidates, you would have nullified the elections.
When you nullify elections, you have driven this country into anarchy. You have ruined the country.
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Bulawayo High Court judge Bongani Ndlovu on Thursday ruled in favour of some ZANU PF activists who had sought to have CCC candidates disqualified after filing their nomination papers on 21 June out of the stipulated 4 pm deadline.
The ruling means that ZANU PF candidates Mthuli Ncube (Cowdray Park), Tendayi Charuka (Bulawayo Central), and Raj Modi (Bulawayo South) could walk into parliament unopposed.
Ncube, Charuka and Modi were set to contest CCC’s Pashor Sibanda, Surrender Kapoikilu, and Jane Nicola Watson, respectively.
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Chamisa Chides ED Over Disqualification Of CCC Parliamentary Candidates

Journalist Hopewell Chin’ono has challenged opposition CCC party candidates to be on the ground mobilising and educating potential voters as well as fundraising for their campaign.
Chon’ono said it would be counterproductive for opposition candidates to sit back and relax saying the economy is campaigning for them. <a href="https://twitter.com/daddyhope/status/1683788270163861505?s=20">He said</a>:
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The most important things in the 2023 elections are Money, Voters’ Roll and Polling Agents.
The opposition leader Nelson Chamisa said he has Money (for) and Polling Agents.
As long as he has polling agents, he has won more than half of the battle to reduce rigging significantly.
The problem is with the Voters’ Roll.
What happens if a voter gets to the polling station on August 23 and their name is not on the polling station voters roll?
That is why voters must check their names when the local Voters Roll is released on the 2nd of August, without which they can be disenfranchised.
Now this is key, the nonsense that citizens must do their part is a statement by political amateurs who have never studied human and political behavior.
The one who wants the vote the most is the candidate, he or she is the one who has to fight and also educate the electorate and cajole them.
You should not have put yourself forward to be a candidate if you knew that you didn’t have the capacity to do what needs to be done, in other words, you are a chancer and opportunist, especially for the ones in urban areas.
For years I have been telling Nelson Chamisa to avoid candidates who only ride on his popularity, they must have their own brand locally and be able to mobilize, educate and fundraise.
I spent the last 5 years doing rap and educational videos on voter mobilization not because the youths didn’t know that they must vote, but because I understood human behavior and politics.
They needed to be encouraged and educated and reminded, that is how politics works even in first world countries.
Another silly idea is to assume that you don’t have to campaign because the economy is campaigning for the opposition, it is a ridiculous proposition.
You campaign to educate the masses about why they are poor, why they don’t have hospitals, how the corruption is done and how you intend to change that. Kuvasimbisa/ukubanika ukuzethemba.
ZANU PF pumps sanctions propaganda daily, that needs to be exposed and debunked.
So whilst the citizens can assist in every way they can, the candidates are the frontline warriors for this battle.
They shouldn’t subcontract their responsibilities to citizens.
The citizen’s number ONE job is to go and vote, that is what they should always be reminded to do by the candidates!
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CCC Candidates Shouldn't Subcontract Their Responsibilities To Citizens, Says Chin'ono

CCC candidate for the Lobengula-Magwegwe National Assembly constituency in the upcoming general elections, Ereck Gono, is asking for funds from the party’s supporters for his campaign.
Gono has set up an online campaign <a href="https://ko-fi.com/lobengulamagwegwemp">https://ko-fi.com/lobengulamagwegwemp</a> to solicit funds from well-wishers to purchase campaign material. 
In an interview with CITE’s <a href="https://cite.org.zw/ccc-candidates-crowdsource-for-elections-funds/">Senzeni Ncube, </a>Gono said candidates have been raising their own funds due to financial challenges in the party. He said;
Because of financial challenges caused by the failed regime, we must self-fund the campaign for change.
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Whilst we have a few resources that we set aside all along, it’s not enough to sustain the whole campaign.
We need money for t-shirts, flyers, banners, and to sustain our campaign teams and also get polling agents at stations.
Our friends and relatives in the diaspora who want to donate can do so. It accommodates even those who might want to help our campaign but don’t have a lot of money.
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Gono said people can donate as little as US$5. He said he has so far raised US$250 for his campaign.
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CCC Parliamentary Candidate, Ereck Gono, Crowdsources For Campaign Funds

Lawyers representing CCC candidate MPs in a case where twelve Bulawayo registered voters seek their disqualification from participating in the August elections want the case thrown out.
The lawyers argued that the applicants have no evidence to support their claims and are relying on hearsay.
<a href="https://cite.org.zw/lawyers-want-frivolous-case-against-ccc-candidates-thrown-out/">CITE</a> reported that Bulawayo High Court judge Justice Bongani Ndlovu is presiding over the hearing which commenced on Wednesday and is set to continue this Thursday.
12 registered voters filed urgent chamber applications at the High Court, claiming the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) accepted candidate nomination papers from opposition candidates after the 4 PM deadline.
The candidates are from parties including CCC, ZAPU, Free Zim Congress and the Zimbabwe African National Congress (ZANC).
The applicants want the courts to prevent the candidates from running in the elections and cite ZEC and different opposition party candidates as respondents.
The CCC candidates were being represented by Advocate Thabani Mpofu and Professor Welshman Ncube while ZEC is being represented by lawyer Tawanda Kanengoni. Advocate Thembinkosi Magwaliba represented the 12 applicants.
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