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Opposition MDC Alliance led by Nelson Chamisa has indicated that it is planning to protest against the recalling of its Members of Parliament (MPs) by rival MDC-T.
Clifford Hlatshwayo, the party’s deputy spokesperson said plans were underway to stage protests as a response to “abuse of state institutions” by the ruling ZANU PF.
Allegations are that although the recalls are being made by the opposition MDC-T led by Senator Douglas Mwonzora, the ruling party was the one calling the shots.
Hlatshwayo makes the remarks as 48 MDC Alliance MPs including <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/03/17/pdp-recalls-tendai-biti-from-parliament/">former Finance minister Tendai Biti</a>, Willias Madzimure, Settlement Chikwinya, Kucaca Phulu, Sichelesile Mahlangu, and Regai Tsunga, were recalled from Parliament. He said:
<blockquote>Right now people are mobilising each other for a citizen convergence for change.
It’s about the people, not the looting elite in a dying party Zanu PF.
Zanu PF can’t survive on its own without abusing state institutions, and in fact it’s non-existent.
I challenge them face to face, no police, no soldiers, no courts, no state funds, no government inputs, no abusing of government ministries, no guns etc. They are dead.
This regime is illegitimate, it crooked it’s way to the state house, using the Supreme Court, Zimbabwe Election Commission, military and other institutions of the state.</blockquote>
Hlatshwayo added that recalling the legislators who were chosen by the electorate was an illegal move that will, however, haunt the ruling party in the near future.
The incumbent government has in the past blocked or ruthlessly dealt with protests and is likely to do it again this time.
Since 2019, a number of MDC Alliance planned national demonstrations were blocked while state security forces used sheer force to disperse anti-government protesters.
Reports of abductions surged immediately before the MDC Alliance plans with some arguing that it was the government’s way of inculcating feat into members of the public.
More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2021/03/21/recalls-chamisas-party-plots-massive-response/">The Standard</a>

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MDC Alliance Planning To Respond To Recalls

Opposition MDC Alliance led by Nelson Chamisa has said it was engaging SADC and other African countries, to help with the push for an all-inclusive dialogue aimed at ending the country’s decades-long political and economic crises.
Speaking to Daily News, MDC Alliance deputy Spokesperson, Clifford Hlatshwayo said Zimbabweans expected a genuine dialogue hence the need for an international organisation to be involved. He said:
<blockquote>Dialogue must be guaranteed by the international community, especially Sadc and the African Union.
The expectations of the people of Zimbabwe are to have a genuine dialogue and as such we must have an independent convenor, facilitator and venue.</blockquote>
MDC-T chairman, Morgen Komichi, also told the Daily News that they were intending to approach SADC to mediate the much talked about dialogue. He said:
<blockquote>Sadc is important. It must help Zimbabwe to have dialogue. Thus, the talks must be underwritten by Sadc. We want an African solution to our problems. So, Sadc is key in solving Zimbabwe’s situation.
We will soon approach Sadc to help mediate and guarantee the outcome of the planned negotiations.
We must all work to do away with toxic politics in the country … As Zimbabweans we must be united and be able to solve our problems.
Zanu-PF is also important if we want to have successful talks. Indeed, we need to involve all political players.
We must put aside our differences because people are suffering … We want to see this dialogue starting as soon as possible. We need to have unity before the 2023 elections.</blockquote>
MDC Alliance has made it clear that it does not want to join the Political Parties Dialogue (POLAD) platform that was initiated by President Emmerson Mnangagwa to house candidates who had participated in the 2018 presidential election.
The party believes the platform was instituted to endorse president Mnangagwa’s presidency, which they say was as a result of a fraud election, therefore, “nothing meaningful” was to be expected from it.
<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/01/10/we-will-form-a-gnu-with-zanu-if-it-benefits-zimbabwe-mwonzora/">SADC previously facilitated the talks</a> between ZANU PF and oppositions, MDC-T and MDC-N which were then led by Morgan Tsvangirai and Auther Mutambara.
The talks culminated in a <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Government_of_National_Unity">Government of National Unity</a> in 2009 which analysts said worked to stabilise the economy.
Analysts believe the impasse between ZANU PF and the opposition is worsening the economic, humanitarian, and political crises in the country.
More: <a href="https://dailynews.co.zw/opposition-woos-sadc-on-dialogue-as-mdc-says-region-has-key-role-to-play-in-mooted-talks/">Daily News</a>

Dialogue Must Be Guaranteed By SADC Or AU - MDC

<blockquote>No to demolitions
The MDC Alliance is strongly opposed to the oncoming houses demolitions in Chitungwiza by the Zanu PF led central government, through the office of the Provincial Development coordinator, (PDC). He has used council officials to carry out such a heinous act in the midst of the rain season and the deadly COVID-19 pandemic. Sadly this has been done without the authority or a resolution of the council. A clear act of interference with the work of the council which is against the spirit and letter of devolution agreed upon by Zimbabweans in chapter 14 and section 274 of the constitution.
We consider this move in the same lenses as we viewed operation Murambatsvina and all the house demolitions inclusive of the most recent ones that happened in Budiriro, Ruwa et al; as inhumane, inconsiderate and evil.
Judging by the constitution of Zimbabwe and the numerous political manifestos in the run up to the last election, it is the government’s duty to provide shelter for Zimbabweans and nevet to destroy it. Citizens pay taxes only for purposes of development and not otherwise.
It is with utmost disgust that the ministry of local government is abusing state institutions and overriding MDC Alliance run councils to impose destruction of people’s homes. Sadly the illegitimate Zanu PF government is abusing the law to victimize all MDC Alliance Mayors and Councillors for standing with the people.
We are aware that land barons are Zanu PF offshoots and people are conscious that the technical wings of councils are controlled by the Zanu PF led central government and these two entities cooperated to fleece citizens of their hard earned money and allowed them to erect housing structures in full glare of the authorities only for them to declare these completely built houses illegal.
Many of our councillors have been arrested for standing with and for the people and is the reason why Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume is unjustifiably imprisoned and the same reasons behing the illegal recalls of our councillors.
We reiterate that the MDC Alliance is a party of the people, by the people, for the people and will always stand by the people in accordance with our social democratic ideology and the Smart Cities Agenda launched in March 2020 at the Smart Councils Festival by the People’s President Advocate Nelson Chamisa.
We stand with the people against housing demolitions.
Clifford Hlatywayo 
MDC Alliance Deputy National Spokesperson</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: MDC Alliance Condemns House Demolitions

MDC Alliance deputy national spokesperson Clifford Hlatshwayo said party leader Nelson Chamisa and President Emmerson Mnangagwa need to engage each other in dialogue to resolve the country’s leadership crisis.
Speaking during an interview with NewsDay’s Midlands reporter Brenna Matendere, Hlatshwayo asserted that the dialogue should be mediated by an independent convenor. He said:
<blockquote>Zimbabwe needs dialogue. The problem in Zimbabwe is the leadership crisis where we have inconclusive elections the people’s outcome vs the court outcome. There is a need for dialogue between president Chamisa and Mr Mnangagwa.
The MDC Alliance has been clear on the way forward concerning the talks, an independent convener and independent facilitator and a neutral venue, not a situation where the player is the convener and facilitator as well as the problem. No! MDC Alliance is committed to a genuine dialogue that will bring out the people of Zimbabwe from this Zanu-PF made national crisis.</blockquote>
Hlatshwayo insisted that the MDC Alliance has managed to dislodge ZANU PF in the ballot box, in the streets, and from power.
He added that the military is now in charge of the country and not ZANU PF which is now a shell of its former. Hlatshwayo said:
<blockquote>We have dislodged Zanu-PF in the ballot box, we have dislodged Zanu-PF in the streets, the people dislodged Zanu-PF in their hearts. So we can safely say we have dislodged Zanu-PF from power.
Zanu-PF is now just but a shadow of its former self. What we have in power now is the military. We are working on returning the country to normalcy</blockquote>

There Is A Need For Dialogue Between ED & Chamisa - MDC Deputy Spokesperson

The MDC leader will next month hold a smart city summit, Newsday reports. This came to light in an interview Clifford Hlatshwayo had with Newsday.
Hlatshwayo said:
<blockquote>In March this year, our president, Nelson Chamisa, will be hosting a smart city summit, where we shall take stock of our successes and sculpt further strategies to enhance service delivery and strengthen some weak ends.</blockquote>
The MDC controls 28 out of 32 councils in Zimbabwe and they have <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/02/04/we-have-striven-to-deliver-prudent-services-under-a-debilitating-national-economic-meltdown-mdcs-clifford-hlatshwayo/">complained about delivering service in the midst of a dire economic crisis. </a>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/02/our-councils-hard-hit-by-economic-crisis-2/">Newsday </a>

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