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The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/EFF_Zimbabwe/">Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in Zimbabwe</a> has announced that it will not field a presidential candidate for the upcoming elections, instead, it will support ZANU PF’s <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Emmerson_Mnangagwa/">Emmerson Mnangagwa</a>, citing shared Pan-African alliances with the ruling party.
According to Innocent Ndibali Sibanda, the president of the EFF in Zimbabwe, Mnangagwa is the only candidate who can ensure continuity in land expropriation without compensation and protect Zimbabwe’s sovereignty. He spoke to <a href="https://www.news24.com/news24/africa/news/eff-zimbabwe-endorses-president-emmerson-mnangagwa-20230620">News24</a>:
<blockquote>
He (Mnangagwa) is the only president who will ensure continuity in land expropriation without compensation, and the protection of the non-negotiable Zimbabwe sovereignty. 
The EFF voted with ZANU PF at the Pan-African Parliament and brought about the EFF-sponsored rotational principle in the presidency of the Pan-African Parliament. 
ZANU PF, under President Mnangagwa, has not violated the rights of Africans and this is in line with our borderless Africa and the belief that no African can be a foreigner in Africa.
</blockquote>
During the Pan-African Parliament last year, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in South Africa voted for Zimbabwe’s Fortune Charumbira for the presidency. However, the EFF in Zimbabwe has taken a different stance by supporting ZANU PF’s Emmerson Mnangagwa. This is in contrast to the leader of the EFF South Africa, Julius Malema, who criticised Mnangagwa in a tweet for jailing opposition leaders, stating that it was “pathetic” to imprison someone for holding different political views. 
  
Meanwhile, the Nomination Court for Zimbabwe’s upcoming elections will require a US$20 000 (R400,000) fee to be lodged at the high court for presidential candidates, US$1000 (R20,000) for parliamentarians at provincial courts, and US$200 (R4,000) for those aspiring to Senate seats. Although the fees were contested last week, the Constitutional Court upheld the amounts. On Monday, opposition political parties filed an urgent court application seeking a reduction in the fees, but High Court Judge Justice Munamato Mutevedzi ruled that the matter was not urgent and should be set down for a normal hearing. The high fees could potentially discourage many aspirants from running for office.
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EFF Zimbabwe Supports ZANU PF's Mnangagwa For 2023 Elections

The leader of the opposition Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) Zimbabwe party, Innocent Ndibali, has urged the government to ban the sale of illicit alcohol popularly known as “njengu” on the streets.
Ndibali said njengu is destroying the lives of both young and old people in both rural and urban areas.
Njengu has flooded many townships across the country in recent years and is sold for US$1.
Imbibers also prefer the illicit brew due to its high alcohol content, which is said to be 40 percent.
Addressing the media in Bulawayo recently, Ndibali warned that if nothing is done to ban the sale of njengu, “people are going to be falling like flies” in the next few years. He said:
<blockquote>
Our community is dying, people are killing themselves because of this thing where you hear people asking each other, ‘ikhona yini’ (is it available) or you hear them say, ‘ulayo’ (do you have it).’
They are talking about njengu. Njengu is killing our parents in the villages, our brothers and sisters across the country.
The government must do something and very quickly. You may not see the harm that is happening caused by njengu.
It started about three to five years ago but in the next 10 years you will see people are going to be falling like flies because of this njengu.
Please leave njengu alone because you are going to die and leave your children. Njengu is destroying communities.
</blockquote>
Illicit alcohol has proliferated across the country over the past few years especially during the COVID-19-induced lockdowns when bars and bottle stores were closed. |<a href="https://cite.org.zw/ban-njengu-now-eff-zim-implores-govt/"> CITE</a>

EFF Zimbabwe Urges Govt To Ban "Njengu"

EFF has released the following statement in which they vow to fight the government on its decision to compensate former commercial farmers and called the government’s decision a treasonous act of betrayal of our people. Read the Full statement below:
<blockquote>Tuesday, 1 September 2020
EFF ZIMBABWE’S STATEMENT ON GOVERNMENT’S DECISION TO COMPENSATE FORMER WHITE FARMERS.
On the 30th of July 2020, EFF Zimbabwe issued a statement strongly condemning the Zimbabwean 
government’s decision to compensate former White Farmers. We knew it then that the Zimbabwe 
government had sold out the souls and the blood of the gallant sons and daughters of Zimbabwe 
who fought the war to liberate our country from the calamities of colonialism. Yesterday, the 
government of Zimbabwe confirmed that it has indeed sold out the land of our ancestors to the 
former colonial masters.
EFF Zimbabwe is horrified by this treasonous act of betrayal of our people by the Zimbabwean 
government which has effectively and verifiably reversed the agrarian land reform program. 
Zimbabweans fought a war for the restoration of their land and their dignity and now the 
Zimbabwean government has stripped our people off their land and dignity. Those who violently 
took the land from our forbearers more than a century ago, benefitted from it through cheap labor 
and exploitation have now been given the land back by the Zimbabwean government.
Why is the government giving back our land to the former White Farmers who about a century ago 
forcefully and fraudulently displaced our forbearers? Were they not the beneficiaries of stolen 
property in the first place? Our ancestors were violently removed from their land by the White 
Settlers. Who is going to compensate the loss our ancestors suffered? Our forbearers had structures 
on their land and their structures were burnt down and destroyed when our land was stolen by the 
invading thieves.
The Zimbabwe government has sold out the entire generation of our people – consequently the 
generations to come too. There is no greater treachery than this. As EFF Zimbabwe we condemn this 
treachery in the strongest possible terms. We will use whatever is at our disposal to fight this 
historical mistake and racial injustice. The government of Zimbabwe must make no mistake about 
this, we will fight this injustice by every means possible until justice prevails.
We promise the people of Zimbabwe that, we will be with them in this fight all the way until victory 
is achieved. We cannot allow the former white farmers sponsored by rogue elements of the 
Zimbabwean government to defecate and urinate on the graves of our forefathers and those of our 
fallen heroes who fought and died for this land. We demand that the government of Zimbabwe 
reverses this treasonous decision and flush down the toilet this so-called Global Compensation 
Deed. The agreement is not worth the paper it is written on.
As the Economic Freedom Fighters of Zimbabwe, expropriation of land without compensation is one 
of our cardinal pillars and we will defend it tooth and nail, blood and sweat, limb and spirit. We 
declare that the land is for the indigenous people of Zimbabwe and will remain so forever until our 
ancestors decide otherwise. 
Yonke Indawo EFF!!! 
Kwese Kwese EFF!!! 
Everywhere EFF!!!</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: We Will Fight This Injustice - EFF Zimbabwe On The Government's Decision To Compensate Commercial Farmers

<blockquote>EFF Zimbabwe strongly condemns the arrest and detention of Advocate Thabani Mpofu by the Zimbabwean government.
The scale and nature of detentions of opposition figures or those perceived to be opposition figures is unwarranted and unacceptable.
It appears that the government of Zimbabwe has taken the route of selectively applying the law whereby those who are part of the regime are spared and those who are perceived as threats by the regime are hounded and brought before the courts.
Sadly the government of Zimbabwe by its deeds confirms what we already know, that it is indeed operating as a rogue state.
The arrest of public opposition figures is paraded in front of the partisan government-sponsored media whose aim is to serve their masters by discrediting the hard-earned credentials of the hardworking Zimbabweans.
The Zimbabwe government is sending a clear message through the arrest of Adv. Mpofu that it does not tolerate criticism and that those who attempt to do so will be severely punished.
This development is sad and makes a mockery the government’s claim of adhering to the rule of law and their now-discredited new dispensation mantra.
EFF Zimbabwe sees the arbitrary arrests as an attack to all Zimbabweans. No one is safe except those who are in the inner circles of Zanu-PF. This irresponsible and corrupt application of the rule of law must be totally condemned at all times.
EFF Zimbabwe is profoundly concerned that the government is using the cover of lockdown restrictions to the lockdown people’s freedom and to severely crack down on legitimate opposition voices.
EFF Zimbabwe calls upon the government of Zimbabwe to release from custody Adv Mpofu and many other Zimbabweans who are victims of politically motivated arrests. Zimbabweans must be allowed to exercise their constitutional right of freedom of expression and freedom of speech.
EFF Zimbabwe asserts that it stands firm against abuse of power-driven by the desire by those in government to continue to cling to power to protect their ill-gotten wealth.
We advise that what is a crisis of priority for the Zimbabwean government should be fixing the economy and the healthcare system to save the lives of our people.
Zimbabwe like many other countries is in the middle of a health emergency caused by the coronavirus. This is not the time for cheap political gains. It is the time for mature, responsible and compassionate governance.
Zimbabweans must defend their civil constitutional rights which are under attack from the Munangagwa led administration in the pretext of national security mantra.</blockquote>

EFF Zimbabwe Condemns Arrest And Detention Of Advocate Mpofu {Full Text}

<blockquote>EFF Zimbabwe is perturbed by the Mnangagwa led the administration’s decision to lock down the 
country indefinitely without consulting widely with different stakeholders in the country.
The continued lockdown measures are heavily pounding on the majority of citizens who have for the longest of time survived through hand to mouth.
We are aware that governments around the globe have taken similar measures but these were followed by magnanimous resolutions to bail out citizens during this difficult period.
It is disheartening to note that Mnangagwa’s government appears obsessed with imposing the restrictive aspects of the lockdown without any effort to cushion the economic plight of the vulnerable sections of our population, many of whom have been cut from the informal sector, their lifeblood for daily sustainability.
Resultantly, the lockdown has gradually become elitist and anti-poor in its design and purpose, being enforced oblivious to the precarious food situation that most of our people are facing, given also the hyperinflationary environment.
Our people also continue to live with erratic water supplies particularly in suburbs of Bulawayo, Harare and other urban areas which reduces to jokes all efforts to ensure hygienic living conditions in efforts to stem the spread of this deadly virus.
At the same time, it is equally sad to note that the authorities have in an opportunistic manner adopted a program of destroying informal sector vending sites in the urban areas incognizant to the reality of the high rate of unemployment in the country.
This is shocking particularly given that not even a single coronavirus case has been attributed to these sites, if anything the source of the virus locally is largely connected to the well off who have the means to afford plane tickets to hotspot countries in Europe and United States among others.
EFF strongly condemns this excessive and heartless use of force by the authorities who appear determined to use the lockdown measures as a campaign to wreck the livelihoods of poor people and as a basis for wholesale economic disempowerment of an already suffering population.
EFF Zimbabwe, therefore, call upon Mr Mnangagwa’s government to ensure adequate socio-economic protection of the vulnerable and to desist from abusing the coronavirus crisis as a reckless opportunity to attack the livelihoods of poor people.
EFF Zimbabwe also calls on the authorities to ensure that the lockdown measures do not become an opportunity for police officers and other enforcement agents to solicit bribes from our people ostensibly in the enforcement of the lockdown measures such as requirements for face masks and travel pass authorities.
Security officers must also desist from taking the lockdown as an opportunity to violate the human rights of people, through intimidation, harassment, wanton beatings and torture of civilians.</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: EFF Zimbabwe Condemns 'Elitist And Anti-poor' Lockdown Measures

<blockquote>Economic Freedom Fighters Zimbabwe celebrates World Press Freedom Day, a day in which the media raises awareness regarding the importance of the press.
This year’s theme “Journalism without fear and favour” reminds the world of the importance of freedom of the press. EFF Zimbabwe, however, believes that press freedom is yet to be attained in Zimbabwe and continentally.
The Zimbabwean government has an obligation to protect the rights and freedoms of the press yet press continues to be victimized simply for daring to report the truth.
Privately owned media does not report freely as it is constantly under attack, harassed and accused of being western projects by the country’s partisan security sectors.
We recognize the fearless journalists who toil every day often at great risk to their lives. Freedom of expression has been under attack through criminal violence and impunity.
EFF Zimbabwe is of the view that for society to be stable and successful Zimbabwean citizens and Africans, in particular, should be afforded an opportunity to access information freely in order to be able to hold their governments to account.
In undertaking, it is the hope of EFF Zimbabwe that the media continues to play an important role in monitoring the society and government.
The government must introduce new media tools that will help empower citizens to exercise their freedoms of speech and association for the betterment of the country.
Today we acknowledge the active role that journalists partake in strengthening representative governance around the continent and the world and we say kudos to the unflinching, unshrinking spirited journos who have given their lives in fearless pursuit of the truth.</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: EFF Zimbabwe World Press Day Statement

<blockquote>Economic Freedom Fighters Zimbabwe supports the Government’s decision to put the country under lockdown as this will help curb the spread of COVID-19.
We know for a fact that the virus is spread through human contact, hence the need to monitor the movement of people under these circumstances has become of paramount importance.
The virus poses a serious threat to human existence world over, therefore, the need to put the country under lockdown in order to minimise the spread thereof has become inevitable.
This so far has proven to be the best solution worldwide. EFF Zimbabwe also commends the Government’s decision to lockdown, however, we are appalled by the Government’s lack of a clear framework that will address poverty in this difficult and trying time.
It is when such events occur when we must take stock on key issues like wasted expenditure. We never know what the future holds and as EFF Zim we are competent enough to provide the much-needed people-centred fiscal discipline and framework.
So under the EFF Zimbabwe government, there won’t be meaningless and endless trips that bear no fruit or bring no accountable benefits to the people we serve.
EFF Zimbabwe, supports the Government’s decision to lockdown, but however we are greatly concerned by the lack of strategic contingent measures of enforcing the lockdown.
The poor masses remain subjected to harsh economic conditions and this might lead to a serious revolt which may, in turn, may cause instability in the country if not urgently addressed and worsen the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The lockdown comes with tragic consequences for the poor masses, for if the disease doesn’t get them, hunger will surely starve them to death. It is of the Government’s knowledge that the majority of poor citizens survive from the art of hand to mouth.
EFF Zim demands the Government uses the Zimbabwe Defence Forces’ logistical and organisational capacity to ensure the poorest masses are fed, and that those who can afford can access the resources they need and critical business can continue while maintaining the health care standards required to curb the spread of COVID -19.
This is a time for the army to be used in the best interest of the people. We also call upon the government to stop using the Army to victimise citizens during the lock-down but instead order the Army to distribute clean and safe drinking water to municipalities that have experienced water shortages for months in order to avoid long 
queues at boreholes which may increase the spread of the pandemic.
Lastly, at this juncture it is wise for all opposition forces, civic organisations and citizens to demand transparency on the funds to be used to fight the pandemic.
The government is expected to be accountable and corruption-free and to ensure this, as EFF Zim we will play our part and implore others to do the same.
ISSUED BY ECONOMIC FREEDOM FIGHTERS ZIMBABWE, 
Vimbai Mupunga (National Spokesperson)</blockquote>

EFF-Zim Commends Government For Declaring National Lockdown {Full Text}

<blockquote>1.Radical change for many and not for the few 
2.Radical change for the better and not for the worst 
3.Radical change for more and not for the less.
Being guided by the words of Frantz Fanon “Each generation must out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfil it or betray it” Our decision as EFF Zim Student command is to fulfil our generational mandate.
The sorry state of Zimbabwean education calls for immense radical change. The colonial features and remnants of oppressive rule in the education system of Zimbabwe call for students to stand up and fight to restore the Africanness of education.
It is a public secret that many of the policies being enacted by state institutions in any way highlight the high polarization in our nation. Policies are being enacted by the ” Elite for the Elites “.
For example, recently the Great Zimbabwe University has opted to use google class whilst Midlands State University has indicated it will opt WhatsApp for conducting lectures as Covid -19 has dispersed students from their learning houses.
It is important for policymakers to understand the swampy state of our nation. Looking at very high data tariffs, only the elite will be able to attend all online lectures.
The point is, educational policies should be friendly enough to accommodate everyone and every student. It should be noted that 60 % of Zimbabwe is rural and network is a great deal problem. Are these state institutions in realisation of this, I doubt that.
Post-1980, the government lost its capacity to understand the aspirations of its people. Many remain oppressed, exploited and unliberated from economic and social bondage. HOW CAN WE ACHIEVE ECONOMIC FREEDOM AS A COUNTRY WHEN STATE INSTITUTIONS CONTINUE TO EXPLOIT THE VULNERABLE STUDENTS.
As of now many students are not yet registered, a lot have already deferred WHY because of hostile education policies which only support the elite class.
Although Section 20 of the Constitution stipulates how institutions should make the provision of education to everyone this is not in practice. Students have tried to demonstrate against high fees but the responsible authorities would simply disregard the Voice Of The Students.
Deep research would unleash high exercise of corruption in these state institutions. Corruption has been institutionalized at the expense of the vulnerable citizens, abuse of public offices is witnessed in our learning institutions. AND WHAT ARE WE DOING AS STUDENTS? Surprisingly nothing because we believe we have been overpowered. When we Demonstrate they tell us you are suspended.
In as much as they can threaten us, they can never silence a revolution because it is inevitable. Things gotta change. Students possess the voice to be heard as we are the future of tomorrow.
EFF Zim vouches for:
(a) Fees Must Fall Agenda.
(b) All African students should pay the same amount of fees. We are brothers and sisters, why do my brother from Namibia has to pay more than a Zimbabwean student? It has to start with us. That is the Africa we dream of! That is the Africa we should make (unity of Africa)
(c) advance free education as of the provision given by section 20 of our law of the land.
(d) Revision of elitist promoting policies such as the use of google class and WhatsApp for learning during the lockdown. Policies should be friendly to everyone. That’s the Zimbabwe we want The future we want.
(e) promote research and advocacy for the betterment of Zimbabwe, adherence to the principles of ubuntu, pan Africanism as Kwame Nkurumah dreamt of.
This justifies our call for a fight against polarization, economic exploitation, economic manipulation, corruption, colonial features of administration whereby policies are enacted only to benefit a few.
EFF Student Command stands with the students and ordinary citizens being ambushed by the government of the day.
Radical ,leftist ,anti-capitalists ,anti-imperialist we stand .
EFF student Command 
National President
Mutsauri Everton.</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: EFF Zimbabwe Calls For The Africanisation Of Education

<blockquote>Chitando Not Fit To Be Mines Minister
The coming in of Mnangagwa as the president of the so-called Second Republic brought optimism and the feeling of relief such that everyone thought that the economic wheel was headed for success. The mining sector was largely trusted to be the leading economic resuscitator and many, both local and foreign investors rushed into the country to invest in the mining industry.
Almost all local and foreign investors who rushed in to invest in the country were hoping to either invest in the mining sector or at least watch the financial atmosphere as well as the performance of the sector in order to invest.
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Winston_Chitando" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Winston Chitando</a> who was appointed the minister of mines knew or at least ought to have known how important his ministry was towards the nation’s economic revival. He should have pushed for policies and reforms that were necessary for allowing investors to put in their money in the country.
Furthermore, the quietness of Chitando during <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mthuli_Ncube" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Mthuli Ncube’s</a> changes in policies willy nilly, without challenging him is an open fact that the minister is only concerned in being a minister and not a development and growth initiator.
The minister apart from keeping a chill and not fighting for his ministry, which the whole nation was looking upon for survival, went on to block local miners through blanketing all mining areas with EPOs.
Despite that EPOs are very important on paper for the country in the long run, it is important to note that, these EPOs are now being held for speculative purposes to deny the black indigenous miners of the right or chance to explore the resources in the ground.
Chitando should issue policies and measures that allow small scale miners to graduate from being small to medium and from medium to large scale miners, rather than blocking them so that all mining operations are placed in the hands of the Chinese who operate at an artisanal level.
Chitando is allowing Chinese artisanal miners to come into the country and at the same time blocking indigenous black miners who by the way are accounting for over 60 per cent of gold deliveries to the country’s gold buyer and exporter, Fidelity Printers and Refinery.
It is quite surprising though that the president is not seeing all that is happening.
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/EFF_Zimbabwe" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">EFF Zimbabwe</a> 
National Spokesperson 
Rudairo Mapuranga</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: EFF Questions Winston Chitando's Fitness To Hold Mines Portfolio

<blockquote>Zimbabwe Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF Zimbabwe) are proud to remember the legacy of former President of Zimbabwe Robert Gabriel Mugabe notably on the pan African ideas he espoused and promoted.
We are also enthusiastic to celebrate his legacy of land redistribution – taking back the land from the hands of the imperialists and redistributing it to the benefit of our own people.
As we celebrate his legacy, we also acknowledge the long-suffering of our people. Our people live in abject poverty.
Despite President Mugabe’s bold and noble efforts to economically empower our people, we still have the majority of our people in economic poverty.
As EFF Zimbabwe, we want the economic empowerment of our people to be radical, bolder and sustained.
We believe that it is our generational duty to finish the job started by our forebearers. 
Those who are in positions of political power in Zimbabwe at present must understand that they cannot continue to plunder and steal our economic resources forever without consequences.
Make no mistake, our people will mobilise and hold them to account.
Mugabe was a statesman and a hero. He remains dearly loved by many across the length and breadth of Africa. His legacy remains and will endure for generations to come.
Mugabe promoted the idea that Africans should be free from Western dominance and bondage.
He tried his best to educate and conscientise the many but a few believed because of the negative vilification of Mugabe by the Western governments and their imperialist media.
Mugabe is gone. He played his part and played it to the best of endeavours. The big challenge is left to us the youth.
We need to organize ourselves and pride ourselves of the values of pan Africanism and socialism.
As EFF, we believe that Africa is endowed with the natural resources which are an envy of many from other continents hence these imperialists continue to fight hard to divide and rule us so that they can steal our natural resources unabated. It is now and for us to stand up and fight for a better future.
EFF Zimbabwe stand resolute in that there must never be any compensation for the land expropriated by the government from the imperialist forces who after all, had parcelled out land to themselves, in the process spilling blood and destroying the fibre of our being as abantu/ vunhu/ubuntu and our dignity.
EFF Zimbabwe is clear, we will never accept compensating those who stole the land. In any case, land expropriation without compensation is basically righting the wrong. It is fair. If anything, our people should be demanding compensation for years of economic loss, cultural loss and loss of dignity as our people were forced to abandon their ancestral land, leaving behind their ancestors lying in the land taken over by the imperialist.
Our people were humiliated and their dignity was taken away from them. It is our people who should demand compensation for these heinous crimes against ubuntu/vunhu.
For us as EFF Zimbabwe, Mugabe is a founding father of this nation along with others like Joshua Nkomo and many others.
In Mugabe, Zimbabwe had a brave and principled revolutionary. He stood tall and fought for his people. We are his people.
As the young people of this great nation, we will fight to finish the journey to economic freedom which our forebearers started.
The current political leadership in Zimbabwe is corrupt, selfish and rogue. Our people are left to fend for themselves like animals in the jungle.
The current government has betrayed the ideals of our forebearers. We do not have a government of the people by the people instead we have a bunch of ignoramuses, corrupt laden criminals masquerading as democratic. Our country is bleeding to death.
Mugabe must be turning in his grave. He never thought that one day the revolutionary party he founded would become a vehicle of oppression of the masses.
As we celebrate Mugabe’s legacy, we mourn the destruction of livelihoods of our people by their very own kind. The revolutionary party that Mugabe left has become a criminal cartel.
As EFF Zimbabwe, we call upon all Zimbabweans of all walks of life to reject corruption, nepotism, tribalism, selfishness and come together in a revolutionary spirit to embrace the journey we are embarking upon, the fight for radical economic transformation for the benefit of all our people. We are one country and one people. Let us come together to fix our country.
EFF Zimbabwe National Spokesperson 
Rudairo Dickson Mapuranga</blockquote>

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