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Twelve ZANU PF supporters were imprisoned on Thursday for their alleged involvement in public violence at the party’s headquarters in Harare.
They had participated in a demonstration demanding the dismissal of ZANU PF’s Harare Youth Chairperson, Emmanuel Mahachi. The accused appeared before Harare Magistrate Appollonia Marutya and were remanded in custody. They will return to court on Friday for a bail hearing.
<h3>What Transpired:</h3>
According to the State, on September 19, the twelve individuals gathered at the ZANU PF headquarters, where they chanted party slogans and held placards calling for Mahachi’s removal. Despite police warnings to cease their activities, they continued to disrupt the peace. Their prepared charge sheet stated:
<blockquote>
The accused persons unlawfully… disturbed the peace, security or order of the public by chanting Zanu PF party slogans and chanting ‘Mahachi must go,’ ‘Pasi neGwekwerere’
They were wearing black T-shirts inscribed ‘Mahachi must go’. The accused persons were told by the police to stop what they were doing but they turned a deaf ear and continued to act in common purpose to disturb the peace.
</blockquote>
The suspects were arrested at the scene and subsequently detained at Harare Central police station. Alongside Melisa Master, the other individuals involved in the incident are Ireen Makuvire, Ernest Thuola, Tinashe Nheya, Prince Chatendeuka, Tafara Rusere, Edson Chabvuta, Larson Masenda, Rosewiter Munhava, Wellington Mutsvangwa, Blessed Kadumba, and Portia Mhishi.
The court proceedings will determine the outcome of their case, including potential charges, penalties, and further legal actions.
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Twelve ZANU PF Supporters Imprisoned For Public Violence At The Party's Headquarters

A senior ZANU PF official in Harare province allegedly paid voters US$3 to vote for him in the chaotic party provincial elections held last week.
Emmanuel Mahachi contested for the Harare provincial youth league chairperson post and reportedly paid US$3 to some party supporters to vote for him, and also threatened to take over vending stalls in the event that vendors refrained from voting for him.
Mahachi controls several stalls in Harare, mainly in the populous Mbare suburb. One of the party supporters told NewsDay:
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We voted for the candidate who gave us money. Mahachi gave me US$3 and other people who promised to vote for him. The amount may seem little but it’s worthwhile considering that most youths are unemployed like me.
Apart from the money, I was also pushed to vote for Mahachi through fear to lose my vending stalls. We were warned prior to the elections that if we don’t go out to vote, we were going to lose the stalls. Thus, I participated in the elections to protect my vending area.
</blockquote>
Mahachi however refuted the allegations professing ignorance about the reports. He added:
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I don’t know anything about that. Such bad news is coming from my opponents who I defeated during elections. They are finding ways to tarnish me. I just asked people to vote for me and in return, I just promised to do some projects with youths in the province. As of now, no one has been officially endorsed as the winner.
</blockquote>
ZANU PF held its provincial elections last week as the restructuring process continues.
While the party argues that the outcome of the polls signifies that internal democracy was enhanced, some cite chaotic scenes and reports of rigging to brush off the party’s claims.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/01/zanu-pf-chef-in-vote-buying-storm/">NewsDay Zimbabwe</a>

ZANU PF Official Allegedly Paid US$3 To Voters, Threatened Vendors With Eviction

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