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The ruling ZANU PF party has claimed it has been infiltrated saying some of its members were secretly working with the opposition.
These reports come amid reports of power struggles and disgruntlement among party senior officials ahead of the elective congress later this month.
ZANU PF political commissar Mike Bimha said the party had roped in “experts” to assess the loyalty of its members suspected to be working with the opposition. 
Speaking at a Press conference on Friday ahead of the party’s central committee elections that were held on Saturday, Bimha said:
<blockquote>
You also have those who have been disqualified because there (was) additional information to the point that probably they are not in good standing in terms of their activities and some who might not really (be) moving with us, who might probably be ZANU PF during day and opposition during the night. So, there are cases like that where you need experts to assist us to make a better assessment.
</blockquote>
In an interview with <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200001775/weve-been-infiltrated-zanu-pf">NewsDay</a>, Bimha said disqualifying suspected disloyal members was one of the measures that had been put in place by the party to deal with the problem of infiltration but he would not disclose the names of those fingered. 
He said ZANU PF was not worried by the G40 cabal but by the opposition parties in the country. 
Political analyst Eldred Masunungure said the alleged infiltration was a confirmation of the fissures within the ruling party. Masunungure said:
<blockquote>
Disloyalty among the ruling ZANU PF members has been rumoured for a long time since 2018 in the aftermath of the coup that ousted (the late former President Robert) Mugabe.
This points to the general disgruntlement of the party members against Mnangagwa’s leadership.  It could be a reincarnation of another Bhora Musango.
</blockquote>
Masunungure added that the opposition parties are not good at counter-infiltration. He is also of the view that infiltration could be orchestrated by the G40 working together with CCC just to destabilise ZANU PF.
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ZANU PF Claims It Has Been Infiltrated By The Opposition, "Not G-40"

University of Zimbabwe political science lecturer, Eldred Masunungure, has said the ongoing Constitutional Amendment process is among other things meant to give President Emmerson Mnangagwa power to appoint his successor.
Masunungure was commenting on the proposed removal of the running mate clause which required that a presidential candidate nominates his running mate who would automatically take over in the event of the president’s resignation or demise. Speaking to Daily News on Sunday, Masunungure said:
<blockquote>Mnangagwa is trying to follow in the footsteps of his predecessor (the late Robert) Mugabe. He wants to appoint someone who is weak who can listen to him.
He wants someone who can protect his interests even if he leaves his position. He wants to appoint and disappoint. If you have a running mate, you don’t have the power to choose your successor. Mnangagwa wants all the power to be concentrated on him.
He can thus appoint someone who he thinks can be his successor and in so doing, he will be blocking his internal rivals who have ambitions to be president.</blockquote>
With a running mate clause, the president has no power to dismiss his deputies and they can only be removed through an impeachment instituted by Parliament.
Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi last year said Mnangagwa’s successor would not be decided by the president, but by the people through an election.
More: <a href="https://dailynews.co.zw/law-changes-to-give-mnangagwa-edge-on-succession/">Daily News</a>

"Constitutional Amendment Is Aimed At Addressing The Succession Issue," - Masunungure

University of Zimbabwe’s Political Science lecturer, Eldred V Masunungure has said that the power crisis in the opposition MDC started with the party’s decision to appoint Nelson Chamisa as its leader.
Masunungure speaks when the Supreme Court has ruled on the stewardship of the MDC reinstating Thokozani Khupe on the helm of the party.
While some believe that the ruling is inconsequential, Masunungure says that the judgment has far-reaching consequences that can even affect the party’s performance in future elections.
Speaking to DailyNews, Masunungure said:
<blockquote>The problem started in February 2018 with the decision to appoint Chamisa as the president. Some of us pointed this to Chamisa, but we were ridiculed because of the wave of populism around him.
Everything has consequences and these are the consequences of a rushed decision … this is largely self-inflicted. 
Of course, Zanu PF is capable of making Machiavellian moves, but the MDC has itself to blame.</blockquote>
He warned that a raft of changes are likely to take place in the party predicting that Khupe will promote and or demote some party officials.
Masunungure also said that the issue cannot be wished away hence the need for party officials to address it.
<a href="https://dailynews.co.zw/under-the-gun-mdc-in-danger-as-khupes-group-moves-to-take-charge-of-party-after-supreme-court-ruling/">More: Daily News</a>

"Zanu PF Is Capable Of Machiavellian Moves, But MDC Has Itself To Blame," - Masunungure

Political Science lecturer, Eldred V Masunungure has said that the recent Cabinet approval of the Constitutional Amendment Bill is indicative of a country moving towards autocracy.
Speaking to the News Day, Masunungure said that the unfortunate part of it that there was no legal way through which the development can be stopped. He said:
<blockquote>The constitutional amendments touch at the heart of the Constitution. These are dangerous developments towards the progression of democracy.
We are moving towards a tenacious autocracy, a chilling future. We should look at those changes with trepidation. I don’t see any constitutional way to stop the amendments because Zanu PF has the majority in Parliament unless sanity prevails in some MPs and they block it.</blockquote>
The Bill, among other things, seeks to repeal Section 92 of the Constitution which demands that presidential candidates nominate two persons who will have to be directly and jointly elected by registered voters.
The running mate clause was supposed to take effect in 2023 elections but the amended Constitution would have the president-elect handpicking two vice presidents.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/12/zim-creating-an-ed-autocracy/">News Day</a>

"Unless Sanity Prevails In Some MPs, We're Moving Towards A Tenacious Autocracy" - Masunungure

Analysts have warned president Emmerson Mnangagwa of a likely open rebellion if he fails to reign in his party members.
The warning comes when there are reports suggesting that some remnants of Generation 40 (G40) faction in the party are plotting to dislodge the president from power.
Speaking to the Daily News, University of Zimbabwe political science lecturer, Eldred Masunungure said that Mnangagwa risked being removed from power the Mugabe style by failing to outmanoeuvre factionalism in the party. Masunungure said:
<blockquote>Factionalism is alive and well in Zanu PF. Mnangagwa is the political godfather of one faction and there are some godfathers and godmothers of other factions in the ruling party. This is thus a continuing game of factionalism.
He is telling his opponents that ‘I am strategically located than you’ and thus he is threatening them with the power of incumbency, but we saw with Mugabe that he could not really command the power of the State and Mnangagwa knows that.</blockquote>
Ibbo Mandaza who is a staunch critic of Mnangagwa said that low turn out at the anti-sanctions march exposed factionalism in ZANU PF as the MPs could have mobilised people enough to fill the stadium.
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2019/11/02/ed-in-peril-of-being-ousted-as-zanu-pf-s-ugly-infighting-resurfaces">Daily News </a>

ED Warned Of Likely Open Rebellion

University of Zimbabwe (UZ) political science lecturer, Eldred Masunungure, has said that Zimbabweans have in the past 20 years been normalising the abnormal.
He noted that the resilience with which the citizens showed in the face of crises is legendary. The political scientist said:
<blockquote>Zimbabwe should have exploded a long time back and the mystery is why it has taken so long.
We have had this in the past 20 years, but the Zimbabwean situation is not a normal one. There is a high threshold of resilience and until that endurance reaches exhaustion point, it is at that point when this social and political situation will implode. We have had many episodes of economic implosion which have led to that.</blockquote>
He noted that the patience with which Zimbabweans have was rare. To further illustrate his point, Masunungure said that in other jurisdictions including neighbouring South Africa, citizens could have flooded the streets a long time ago.
His remarks come when the country is deeply sunk in a number of challenges including fuel shortages, inflation, shortage of medicines, unemployment, severe starvation, power cuts, incapacity to print passports, to mention only a few.
The government is projecting that things will be <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/07/23/things-are-going-to-be-tighter-to-a-maximum-of-3-years-govt/">tougher for about three more years</a>. This is in resonance with projections of other analysts<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/07/22/we-believe-the-zim-economic-situation-will-continue-to-deteriorate-nkc-research/"> including NKC Research.</a> Finance Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube had earlier estimated that prices of goods will be <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/07/05/throwback-prices-will-start-dropping-in-july-finance-minister/">falling starting this July.</a>
The reintroduction of the Zimbabwe dollar and the ban of all foreign currencies for domestic transactions through <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/06/24/breaking-rbz-si-142-bans-use-of-all-foreign-currencies-with-effect-from-24-june-2019/">Statutory Instrument 142 of 2019</a> was also premised at addressing the unrelenting crises.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/07/we-need-to-dialogue-biti/">News Day</a>

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