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Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) “Change Champion in Chief” Nelson Chamisa has warned of possible harassment and intimidation of voters by the ruling party in rural and newly settled areas ahead of the 2023 general elections.
Chamisa, who recently launched an electoral reform blueprint dubbed Pre-Election Pact on Electoral Reforms (PREPARE), said the State should guarantee the safety of rural people during elections and ensure that they exercise their right to elect leaders of their choice. He tweeted on Saturday:
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Title and security of tenure guarantee true freedom and the right to vote for citizens in rural and newly settled areas.
Without this, citizens in these areas are vulnerable and exposed to incessant abuse by desperate politicians. True independence is about the freedom to vote freely.
</blockquote>
Chamisa also raised concern over the issue of “assisted voting” where literate people seek assistance to mark ballots in fear of being accused of voting for the opposition. Said Chamisa:
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Command voting or assisted voting is a unique type of repression-a new form of apartheid deployed by unpopular politicians targeting vulnerable communities.
The right to vote is inadequate without the full freedom and independence to exercise it.
</blockquote>
CCC launched “Mugwazo” in an attempt to penetrate rural areas which are perceived as traditional ZANU PF strongholds.

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Chamisa Warns Of Voter Intimidation In Newly Settled Areas

A feared ZANU PF activist in Gutu District, Mugove Mubaiwa, reportedly caused a commotion at Mpandawana Bus Rank on Thursday after he allegedly ordered a CCC supporter to remove a party T-shirt.
Mubaiwa, who was wearing a ZANU PF cap, reportedly instructed Edward Chagonda to remove his T-shirt or face the wrath of gangsters.
Chagonda told The Mirror that he now feared for his life following the threats.
He also alleged that Mubaiwa was known for perpetrating violence on opposition supporters in Gutu. Said Chagonda:
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I now fear for my life after being threatened for wearing a party T-shirt.
It is allowed to wear a T-shirt and to support a party of your choice.
He threatened to hire boys to deal with me after I asked him to remove his cap as well.
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However, Mubaiwa denied the allegations, saying he was being framed by Chagonda.
Mubaiwa lives in Hwiru at the Growth Point. He contested for the ZANU PF chairmanship for Gutu Central and lost the elections.
The incident comes barely eight months after ZANU PF vigilantes based at Mpandawana allegedly assaulted an opposition supporter, Nyasha Zhambe, resulting in his death a few weeks later.
Suspected ZANU PF activists mounted a roadblock just outside Mpandawana Growth Point in October 2021 and assaulted Zhambe who died on 26 November 2021 after spending weeks in hospital.
One of the suspected assailants, Busta Mafios a war veteran and special interest councillor at Mpandawana, died in a mysterious accident three months after the murder of Zhambe.
Mafios was the only passenger injured when the kombi he was travelling in burst a tyre and overturned.
<h4>More: <a href="https://masvingomirror.com/ccc-t-shirts-not-allowed-at-mpandawana-zanu-pf-activist/">The Mirror</a></h4>

ZANU PF Activist "Bans" CCC T-shirts At Mpandawana

MDC-T spokesperson Obert Gutu has accused Zanu-PF supporters of blocking its rural campaign by threatening villagers who dare associate with the opposition party.
Said Gutu:
<blockquote>The feedback we are getting is that most, if not all, rural areas remain outposts of Zanu PF tyranny and intimidation. Villagers are living in fear of their lives because they are constantly reminded that supporting any opposition political parties, particularly the MDC, is treasonous and that they will be beaten up and victimised if they attend any opposition political parties’ rallies and other functions.</blockquote>
However, Zanu PF spokesperson Simon Khaya Moyo urged the MDC-T to report cases of intimidation to the police.
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/05/02/zanu-pf-stifles-mdc-rural-campaign">Daily News</a>

MDC-T accuses Zanu-PF supporters of blocking its rural campaign by intimidating villagers

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