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The opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party has expressed frustration over Parliament’s decision to implement changes based on a directive from disputed Secretary General Sengezo Tshabangu, who reshuffled the opposition’s parliamentary leadership.
Tensions are rising within the CCC, led by Welshman Ncube, following Tshabangu’s unilateral demotion of the Chief Whip and the Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly.
The party has approached the High Court in Bulawayo to contest the reshuffle, arguing that Tshabangu lacks the authority to make such changes without party approval.
However, despite the legal challenge, Parliament announced the changes, appointing Maureen Kademaunga as the new Leader of the Opposition, replacing Lynnette Karenyi Kore, while Nonhlahla Mlotshwa was appointed as the overall Chief Whip of the opposition.
CCC spokesperson Willias Madzimure condemned Parliament’s decision to implement the changes. He said (via <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/opposition-ccc-shocked-as-parliament-ignores-court-challenge-effects-changes-made-by-tshabangu/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>):
<blockquote>
The matter is before the court and according to the Courts the matter will be heard on Friday and it is alarming.
It is shocking that after the speaker had been served with the court papers, he went on to make the arrangement.
As a party, we are operating in a normal democracy where the rule of law is respected when we have such a situation, we approach the courts.
</blockquote>
Tshabangu assumed control of the party in October 2023 and began recalling dozens of elected representatives, leveraging support from both Parliament and the Judiciary.
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The CCC party is upset because Parliament is making changes based on Tshabangu's orders even though they are fighting in court against it. Tshabangu demoted some important leaders in the party without permission. The party is now challenging this in court. However, Parliament went ahead and made the changes anyway, appointing new leaders. The party is upset because they believe in democracy and the rule of law. Tshabangu took control of the party in 2023 and started removing many elected members with the help of Parliament and the Judiciary.

Parliament Acts On Tshabangu's Directive Amid Ongoing Court Challenge

Leaders from a faction of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party, who were recently removed from their positions in Parliament by the party’s disputed secretary general, Sengezo Tshabangu, have filed an urgent High Court application challenging his decision.
As reported by <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/ccc-leaders-dismissed-from-parliamentary-posts-by-tshabangu-file-an-urgent-application-with-the-high-court/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>, leaders involved, including interim party leader Welshman Ncube, deputy leader Lynette Karenyi Kore, Sesel Zwidzai, and Edwin Mushoriwa, have named their party as the first applicant in the case.
Tshabangu, who assumed control of the CCC after the 2023 general elections, has been advocating for a reshuffle of chairpersons in parliamentary portfolio committees held by the party.
Some critics argue that this reshuffle seeks to replace current holders of influential positions with his supporters.
The Speaker of the National Assembly, Tshabangu, and Senator Nonhlahla Mlotshwa have been named as respondents in the court papers.
The applicants are requesting a court declaration that Tshabangu’s decision to remove them from the Standing Rules and Orders Committee (SROC) is unlawful and exceeds his constitutional authority.
They are also challenging the appointment of Mlotshwa as the CCC chief whip, claiming the position is not recognised under Section 151 (2) of the Constitution.
Further, they are contesting the reshuffling of various CCC members across parliamentary committees.
The applicants seek an order to prevent the Speaker from announcing these changes in the National Assembly.
In support of their application, Ncube filed an affidavit asserting that Tshabangu lacked the authority to make such decisions and that disciplinary action will be taken against him.
Ncube argued that Tshabangu violated a previous court order that barred him from recalling party members, claiming the reshuffle was effectively a recall.
Ncube’s affidavit further argued that Tshabangu’s actions were an overreach of power, and disciplinary proceedings would follow. Said Ncube:
<blockquote>
His actions (Tshabangu) do not represent the collective decision of the CCC.
He was on a frolic of his own and what he did does not reflect the collective and correct position of the 1 Applicant (CCC).
He is a non-entity and it is surprising that the Speaker keeps entertaining him instead of the party.
I firmly contend that Tshabangu has disguised recalls as redeployments in violation of a court ruling.
</blockquote>
The matter is yet to be heard in court, and no official date has been set for the hearing. Until the case is heard, the status quo remains.
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Some leaders from the CCC party were removed from their positions in Parliament by Sengezo Tshabangu. They are now taking him to court to challenge his decision. Tshabangu wants to reshuffle chairpersons in parliamentary committees, which some people think is to benefit his supporters. The leaders are arguing that Tshabangu did not have the authority to remove them and the appointment of the chief whip is not valid. They want the changes stopped until the court hears their case. Ncube says Tshabangu is going against the party's decision, and the matter is still waiting to be heard in court.

Ncube Sues Tshabangu Over Parliamentary Reshuffle

There was confusion within the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) faction led by Jameson Timba over whether its councillors should attend the Zimbabwe Local Government Association (ZILGA) annual meeting, which was graced by President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
The meeting, held in Harare on Tuesday last week, was attended by councillors from all 92 local authorities in Zimbabwe.
However, CCC provincial administrators reportedly blocked party councillors from attending, arguing that the event was affiliated with ZANU PF.
According to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200035744/confusion-rocks-ccc-over-ed-programme">NewsDay</a> sources, several councillors pleaded with party leaders to allow them to attend, pointing out that they had already received allowances from their respective local authorities.
In a last-minute reversal, acting party administrator Lesley Mukurazhizha lifted the ban, allowing CCC councillors to attend the event. Many councillors arrived late as a result.
In a communique to councillors dated November 26, 2024, seen by NewsDay, Mukurazhizha clarified that the event fell within the operational framework of the local councils, thus justifying attendance. It reads in part:
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An appeal by some councillors clarifying the objectives and intent of the programme was received and reviewed and it was noted that such meetings have taken place in the past with our full participation…
That the intended programme is different from the indoctrination at the Herbert Chitepo School of Ideology, which your leadership had feared from the onset.
</blockquote>
CCC spokesperson Promise Mkwananzi told NewsDay that the issue stemmed from an internal miscommunication, which was subsequently clarified. Said Mkwananzi:
<blockquote>
We have a standing resolution that bars our councillors from attending all programmes that are done under the auspices of the Herbert Chitepo School of Ideology, not all other traditional programmes that have always been done under the Local Government ministry, the Urban Councils Act and the Constitution. This particular programme fell within the purview of the latter.
Councillors linked factions led CCC faction led by Sengezo Tshabanngu and Welshman Ncube attended the event.
</blockquote>
The Timba-led CCC has in the past prevented its councillors from attending ZANU PF events that were presented as national programmes.
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Confusion arose within the CCC party about whether its councillors should go to a meeting with the President. Some CCC leaders said no, but later allowed them to attend. They were late as a result. The party clarified that the meeting was okay to attend, not like other events they avoid. The issue was a mix-up, but now it's clear. Some CCC councillors went to the meeting anyway. Timba's CCC has stopped councillors from going to ZANU PF events before.

Confusion Within CCC Over Councillors' Attendance Of ZILGA Meeting

A faction of the Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) party, primarily composed of members loyal to former leader Nelson Chamisa, has voiced its opposition to Zimbabwe’s bid for readmission into the Commonwealth under President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration.
The Commonwealth, or the Commonwealth of Nations, is a political association of 56 member countries, most of which were former territories of the British Empire.
The organization promotes peace, democracy, and development, providing a platform for member states to collaborate on various issues.
In a statement, party spokesperson Promise Mkwananzi outlined reasons why the Commonwealth should reject Zimbabwe’s application to rejoin the group under the current government.
Mkwananzi criticised the general elections held in August 2023, describing them as “deeply flawed” and marred by significant voter intimidation, manipulation by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), and unresolved irregularities in vote tallying.
He also pointed out the ongoing incarceration of faction leader Jameson Timba and other party activists since June 2024, among other issues. Said Mkwananzi:
<blockquote>
In addition to the failed electoral system, the opposition faces unprecedented attacks. Our members, including Amos Chibaya and Senator Timba, have been unjustly arrested and detained without trial, while others remain behind bars under politically motivated charges.
The fraudulent recall of 15 MPs and 17 councillors by individuals unaffiliated with our party demonstrates the regime’s subversion of democratic norms.
Further, the funds meant for our party have been diverted to imposters, rendering us financially constrained in fighting for democracy.
Zimbabwe’s judiciary has been captured by the executive, with rulings that consistently favour the government while disregarding constitutional rights.
Chief Justice Luke Malaba’s tenure extension, ruled unconstitutional by legal experts, casts a shadow over the judiciary’s credibility.
Corruption scandals such as the ZESA and Kuvimba Mining House cases continue to erode public trust, while the victims of state-sponsored violence, including opposition members, still await justice.
</blockquote>
Mkwananzi added that, given these gross violations of democracy, human rights, and the rule of law, the Commonwealth should reject Zimbabwe’s application for readmission until genuine reforms are implemented.
He said that Zimbabwe must restore democratic integrity and accountability before it can be welcomed back into the international community.
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Some people in a political party in Zimbabwe do not want the country to join the Commonwealth under their current leader. They say the recent elections were not fair, and many people were intimidated. The party members have been arrested, and the government is accused of corruption. They want Zimbabwe to make changes before joining the Commonwealth. They think the country needs to improve democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. They want the international community to wait until these changes happen before letting Zimbabwe back in.

Former Chamisa Loyalists In CCC Opposed To Zimbabwe's Commonwealth Readmission Under Mnangagwa

Three factions of the Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) party are embroiled in a struggle for control over funds allocated by the Treasury under the Political Parties (Finance) Act.
The ruling ZANU PF party received the largest share, with approximately ZiG$48 million, while the CCC was awarded just over ZiG$22 million.
One CCC faction, led by Jameson Timba, has filed an urgent High Court application seeking an order to prevent the Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Ziyambi Ziyambi, from disbursing the funds until the party’s leadership disputes are resolved.
In response, Welshman Ncube, the leader of another CCC faction, has applied to be joined as a party to the proceedings, arguing that he has a real and substantial interest in the matter but was omitted from the initial application.
Meanwhile, Sengezo Tshabangu, the leader of a third CCC faction, has filed a notice of opposition challenging Ncube’s claim to be the acting president of the party.
Tshabangu argues that Ncube’s claims are baseless and not supported by any facts. His notice reads in part:
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The deponent is not the acting president of the applicant. He has not attached any annexure to substantiate his averment.
It is trite that in motion proceedings, an applicant stands and falls on his or her pleadings of the facts of his or her case.
No facts have been pleaded generally, and specifically with reference to the first applicant’s constitution, same attached on page 101 if the Applicants application, to support the deponent’s averment that he is in fact the acting president of the applicant.
On the version of the deponent, and in particular paragraph 27, the deponent alleges that he became acting president on account of the resignation of the then president, Mr Nelson Chamisa.
He does not aver that there was an extraordinary Congress of the applicant as peremptorily required by the 1ts applicant’s constitution, and by law.
In the result, and again on his version, the deponent is not, and has never been the lawful acting president of the first applicant.
</blockquote>
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Three groups in the CCC party are fighting over money given by the government. ZANU PF got ZiG$48 million while the CCC got ZiG$22 million. Jameson Timba wants to stop the money from being given out until their leadership issues are fixed. Welshman Ncube also wants to be part of the decision because he thinks he has a say in the matter. Sengezo Tshabangu is against Ncube saying he is the president of the party. They are all fighting over who should control the money.

CCC Factions Fight Over Money

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) member Welshman Ncube claimed that the party’s former leader, Nelson Chamisa, ran the organisation through the use of “runners” and was not accountable to anyone.
The CCC has fractured into several factions, each led by figures such as Ncube, Jameson Timba, Sengezo Tshabangu, and the “Blue Movement” comprising expelled MPs loyal to Chamisa.
Speaking recently on an X Space platform, Ncube alleged that Chamisa had consolidated all key leadership positions within the party, including those of president, spokesperson, secretary general, and treasurer general. Said Ncube (via <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/welshman-ncube-tears-into-completely-autocratic-chamisa-says-he-led-opposition-through-runners/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>):
<blockquote>
When you are in the struggle for democracy, when you say you are a democratic alternative that you will govern democratically that by definition means that you must be organised democratically yourselves. 
When you say you are the only leader with authority over everything, you become the dear leader. You are the president and chief spokesperson. You are the secretary general. You are the treasure general.
You direct the closure of all party accounts. You operate without any known party accounts. There are no financial oversight procedures mechanisms.
You are structureless. You have no democratic ways of making decisions at all levels. One person with runners makes all the decisions.
It becomes extremely difficult. No rational person should be asked to believe that you can be completely autocratic, and authoritarian when in opposition and then be democratic when in government.
</blockquote>
Ncube intimated that Chamisa exhibited delusional behaviour by making unilateral decisions, claiming he was acting on the “voice of God” He said:
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In the last parliament, Biti was one of our most effective members of parliament. You might call him an old guard but he was effective in holding the ruling party accountable.
He should go back so that he can continue and you give me the answer that God has said he should not go back.
If you were to write a book about some of these things it would pass as a book of fiction.
</blockquote>
Chamisa left CCC in January 2024 saying the party had been infiltrated by ZANU PF through its proxies.
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Chamisa Led CCC Through "Runners", Says Welshman Ncube

President Emmerson Mnangagwa expressed satisfaction in witnessing Zimbabwean opposition politicians engage in conflict, believing that such infighting weakens their ability to challenge ZANU PF.
Referring to Mnangagwa’s exclusive interview with “The Third Eye” magazine, <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/president-speaks-on-opposition-fights-i-laugh-and-enjoy-their-internal-squabbles/">The Herald</a> quoted him as relishing the spectacle of opposition clashes. He believes this internal strife ensures a weakened opponent incapable of challenging ZANU PF. Said Mnangagwa:
<blockquote>
Look, I am the head of a political party. If my opponents are fighting, I laugh and enjoy. Why would I bother to say I want a very strong opposition that can challenge me?
It’s good to have an opposition. Our laws allow opposition, that is why opposition parties are here. They have their internal conflicts and internal difficulties. It’s legitimate to them.
They must resolve their problems. They cannot expect ZANU PF to go and intervene and say, “Look, you are becoming weaker and weaker, and this is not good for us.” NO! We will not do that.
</blockquote>
The country’s main opposition party, CCC, CCC has since splintered into four notable factions that now seek to access funds disbursed under the Political Parties (Finance) Act.
 CCC faced a significant setback soon after the August 2023 general elections when State institutions, including Parliament and the Judiciary, acknowledged the assertions made by an unidentified party activist named Sengezo Tshabangu.
According to Tshabangu, he held the position of interim secretary general and wielded the authority to dismiss elected representatives and appoint his own choices.
Subsequently, Tshabangu initiated the removal of numerous CCC MPs and Councillors, resulting in ZANU PF securing a two-thirds majority in the National Assembly.
Meanwhile, opposition activists, who are loyal to Tshabangu (including Tshabangu himself), assumed positions in the Senate.
CCC leader Nelson Chamisa abandoned the party in January this year, alleging that it had been infiltrated by ZANU PF.
However, Mnangagwa scoffed at infiltration claims, saying the party “should remove those who have infiltrated them (laughs). That is the only solution. Just remove them.”
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Mnangagwa "Enjoyed" Witnessing Tshabangu Undermine CCC

Seven opposition CCC youths were arrested for assaulting Deputy Mayor Councillor John Manatsa. They accused him of sympathizing with the party’s disputed interim secretary general, Sengezo Tshabangu.
<a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/seven-ccc-youths-arrested-for-violence/">The Herald</a> reported that the assault occurred during a political meeting at the home of recalled Beitbridge West legislator Morgan Ncube, where the deputy mayor was present. The house serves as the opposition party’s district office.
Anthony Shoko (28), Winston Mugudo (25), Aaron Makumbe (24), Miller Kuwe (31), Decent Dube (35), Forget Chirenda (35), and Cosmas Chimonyo (23) have been charged with assault and theft of R2 500 and US$1 800 from the complainant during the assault.
The suspects were released on $300 000 bail pending trial when they appeared before Beitbridge resident magistrate Takudzwa Gwazemba on Monday.
They were ordered to report to the nearest police station once a week and not to interfere with State witnesses among other bail conditions.
Representing the State, Ronald Mugwagwa alleged that on March 6, the complainant was attending a CCC meeting at the party offices when the seven accused persons approached him.
Shoko allegedly instructed Councillor Manatsa to exit the house, asserting that he aligns with the faction led by Tshabangu rather than the one led by former CCC leader Nelson Chamisa.
Subsequently, the suspects forcibly lifted Manatsa from his seat, dragged him outside the house, and subjected him to physical assault, throwing him to the ground.
According to court testimony, the accused forcibly removed the complainant from the yard, and threw him onto the road, resulting in back injuries and a swollen left arm.
While assaulting him, the accused individuals reportedly confiscated his shoes, a small bag containing R2 500, US$1 800, and a cell phone.
They then discarded the items over the perimeter wall, having allegedly rummaged through the bag and taken the money.
A report was filed with the police, resulting in the subsequent arrest of the accused individuals a few days later.
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Seven CCC Youths Arrested For Intra-party Violence

Within the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party, four factions are embroiled in a fierce battle over the allocation of funds disbursed by the government under the Political Parties (Finance) Act.
Sengezo Tshabangu, Jameson Timba, Promise Mkwananzi, and Welshman Ncube have each individually petitioned Justice, Legal, and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi, seeking the direct deposit of funds into their respective bank accounts.
All four individuals assert their legitimacy as leaders of the opposition political party, each vying for recognition and control.
In an interview with <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/four-ccc-factions-tussle-for-political-party-funds">The Sunday Mail</a>, Minister Ziyambi said the opposition’s share of funds will only be allocated to the legitimate CCC representatives. Said Ziyambi:
<blockquote>
ZANU PF has already written to us, and everything is clear. However, there is confusion in the CCC camp.
There are a lot of letters coming from the CCC, so we said to them we cannot give them the money when we do not know the legitimate representative of the party.
So, we believe they will sort themselves out or even in the courts if need be.
If they do not, we will withhold their funds; these are public funds, and we cannot just give them to anyone.
So, we will release the amount that is due to ZANU PF and withhold what is due to them until they sort themselves out.
I have received four letters from the CCC. I saw four separate letters from Timba, Tshabangu, the now acting president (Prof Ncube) and Promise Mkwananzi, who all purported to be representing someone.
All these letters have not been withdrawn, so we are waiting for them to do the correct thing.
Minister Ziyambi said that his Ministry is yet to receive the funds from the Ministry of Finance.
</blockquote>
He added that the funds will be allocated according to the number of seats the party got soon after the elections. Said Ziyambi:
<blockquote>
So, for example, if the opposition got 25 per cent of the seats, they will get 25 per cent of the total amount of funds.
</blockquote>
Under the provisions of the Political Parties (Finance) Act, only ZANU PF and the CCC are eligible to receive a share of the funding.
Political parties that secure at least 5% of the total votes cast in the general election qualify for State funding.
The share allocated to each party is directly proportional to the number of National Assembly seats they secured in the previous election.
In the 2023 harmonized elections, ZANU PF emerged victorious with 136 National Assembly seats, while the CCC managed to secure 73 seats.
In January, CCC leader Nelson Chamisa quit the party after State institutions such as the courts and parliament refused to recognise his authority, and instead, gave control of the party to Sengezo Tshabangu who claimed to be the party’s interim secretary general.
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Four Factions Within CCC Vie For Political Party Funding

The Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) faction, which previously supported the party’s former leader Nelson Chamisa, has unequivocally distanced itself from Welshman Ncube and Jacob Mafume. These two individuals purportedly assumed leadership roles within the opposition party.
During a media briefing held in Harare on Thursday, March 21, CCC spokesperson Promise Mkwananzi emphatically stated that the party does not recognize Ncube and Mafume as legitimate leaders. He said:
<blockquote>
Those who claim that they are leaders of CCC are liars. They should be here but they are not. People should not listen to those men as they are not the leaders of the party.
In terms of Councillor Mafume, he was elected and sponsored under CCC. He was our candidate and has decided what he has decided and the party can not be beholden to that.
This movement is bigger than any individual, not least its objectives and aims which is to attain and usher in democratic change in our country.
</blockquote>
In a subsequent statement released on Thursday, Promise Mkwananzi, the spokesperson for CCC, announced that the party’s Citizens National Assembly (CNA) convened and reaffirmed its stance in rejecting Welshman Ncube’s assertions regarding party leadership. He said:
<blockquote>
The CNA reconfirmed its resolution of the 31st of January on the leadership of the party and dismissed with contempt, the delusional claims by Welshman Ncube et al, that the party is under the leadership of the Supreme Court nullified MDC 2019 leadership structure.
For the avoidance of doubt, Senator Jameson Zvidzai Timba is in charge of all party affairs through the administrative bureau. The party has no recognized position of acting president or a standing committee structure.
</blockquote>
He also announced that the CNA had ratified the expansion of the Administrative bureau to include heads of the several bureaus of the party.
Agency Gumbo was appointed Head of the Legal &amp; Parliamentary Affairs Bureau; Ropafadzo Makumire, Head of the Local Government Bureau; Leslie Mukurazhizha, Head of the Finance and Fundraising Bureau; and Mudzingwa as the Head of the People With Disabilities Bureau.
Mkwananzi said the CNA resolved that the Organising Bureau must continue to engage and mobilise the citizens towards the ultimate goal of creating a government based on the will of the people.
The Organising Bureau is headed by former Mkoba North MP, Amos Chibaya, a close ally of Chamia who was also present at the CCC media briefing.
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CCC Faction Disavows Ncube And Mafume

A CCC faction that is led by Jameson Timba has scoffed at pronouncements made by another faction that Welshman Ncube is now the party’s acting president.
In a statement issued this Wednesday, the CCC’s communications department headed by Promise Mkwananzi said the members of the faction led by Ncube are not bona fide CCC members as they derive their authority from the MDC Alliance’s Congress in Gweru of 2019 which was nullified by the courts.
The statement said CCC was formed in 2022 and has no link with MDC Alliance. It also said CCC has no Standing Committee, but its highest policy-making body is the Citizens National Assembly (CNA). Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
CCC Leadership &amp; Court Update
The CCC has taken note of the desperate, malicious and fallacious claims by Welshman Ncube to the effect that he is now the Acting President of the party.
He claims to derive his “authority” from a defunct Standing Committee elected at a supreme court nullified Congress of the MDC of 2019.
Professor Ncube and Tendai Biti the Co-Vice Presidents of MDCA and Jacob Mafume are lawyers and should know better that they cannot claim legitimacy from a process that the Supreme Court nullified. You cannot put something on nothing and expect it to stand
The CCC want to categorically state that Prof. Welshman Ncube is not its Acting President and that he and his lot are caught in a time warp.
The lot is merely advancing a factional and divisive agenda aimed at disrupting the peace and progress of the Citizens movement.
The Citizens Coalition for Change was founded on January 24, 2022, as a new formation and legal entity, separate in structure, formulation and leadership from the MDC and/or MDC Alliance.
It is these fundamental distinctions between the CCC and the MDC-A which isolated these factional and divisive characters from the citizens’ project.
It must be stated for completeness that both Tendai Biti and Welshman Ncube have not been active members in good standing of the CCC having only attended not more than two of the 25 CNA meetings held to date.
The highest policy-making body of the Citizens Coalition for Change is the Citizens National Assembly (CNA) which is constituted of representatives from all the sixty-three districts in Zimbabwe plus Harare and Bulawayo.
The management of the party has always been through its bureaus, namely, Administration, Organising, Elections, Communications, International Relations, legal, Welfare, Youth and Women.
The Administration Bureau now led by Senator Jameson Timba and composed of all Bureau Chiefs plus ten Provincial representatives is in charge of the party following the resignation of the Change Champion In Chief.
There is no Standing Committee in the structure and anatomy of the CCC. The mandate of the Bureau of Administration and its leadership is derived from the Citizens National Assembly (CNA) as given on January 30, 2024.
We have taken note of the desperate and futile attempts at a reincarnation by the failed MDC-N and the PDP through public statements by Tendai Biti, Jacob Mafume and Welshman Ncube who now seek to claim paternity and leadership of the CCC.
It has now become clear to any reasonable person that these gentlemen and their cohorts have always been a part of the coordinated attack on the Citizens’ movement through the numerous recalls.
Their agenda is to reverse the democratic will of Zimbabweans across the country. And, as clearly articulated by Prof. Welshman Ncube, these are the handlers of Sengezo Tshabangu.
The apparent attacks directed at the CCC have been to the benefit of ZANU PF, which now holds a 2/3 majority in the Lower House.
This demonstrates beyond a shadow of a doubt that Welshman Ncube et al have become enemies of the citizens’ aspirations for democracy and prosperity in Zimbabwe.
We wish to assure the Citizens of Zimbabwe and all progressive forces that the leadership of CCC will defend the people’s project from the machinations of these characters.
They will not stop our march to freedom, democracy, prosperity and the transition to NEW POLITICS.
Further, our CCC Leadership, the CNA and all party deployees in Parliament and Councils are undeterred and remain focused on addressing the plight of citizens amidst a growing economic meltdown in the country.
In the meantime, citizens are advised that the Supreme Court will tomorrow, the 22nd of February 2024 at 9:30 am, sit to determine an appeal filed by our deployees against the decision of the High Court per Justice Mutevedzi which dismissed their application in October 2023.
The said application was filed challenging the authority of the imposter, Sengezo Tshabangu to effect recalls of CCC Members of Parliament.
Citizens are encouraged to come out in solidarity with their elected representatives and the party.
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