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Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa says a political party is not necessary for a group of like-minded people to form the government of a country.
<a href="https://x.com/nelsonchamisa/status/1738117123249930354?s=20">Posting on X on Friday, 22 December</a>, Chamisa stated that he only needs a citizens’ mandate and to build a team comprising people from different political parties to govern effectively. He wrote:
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You don’t need a party to govern a country. You just need a Citizens’ mandate and build a team inclusive of everyone across the parties divide!
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Responding to Chamisa’s post, <a href="https://x.com/maximilianlion/status/1738427395592364378?s=20">Max Lion, a lawyer, said</a> the CCC leader’s “simplistic approach to politics” has created the chaos that is tearing the party apart. He wrote:
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Respectfully, your simplistic approach to politics is the reason why the opposition party is in a state of disarray.
It’s this thinking that created a party with no structures. You don’t seem to have learnt from the harm it caused your party and how vulnerable your MPs are.
Clearly, you don’t understand the purpose of power and the purpose of a political party. Could this be the reason why the opposition has not made progress in many years when opposing a government with no ideas?
You are free to think what you want but to go against well-established principles and conventions will make you look ridiculous.
You are peddling an untested form of politics which has already materialised to the detriment of your political party. To what end?
Could it be that you don’t want to be accountable? Do you want to lead a political party without adhering to a party constitution? You are coming across as a dictator.
Countries often attract investors and opportunities based on the state of their politics. When investors do their due diligence, they won’t be impressed by your thinking.
Your thinking will result in the country being deemed not safe to invest in and lacking democratic credibility.
A political party is the vehicle that will get you from opposition to government. You have to demonstrate your ability to lead and govern while in opposition.
This is a team enterprise and over and over again, you have been reluctant to build an organisation with checks and balances.
If you can’t be democratic in opposition, how are you going to be democratic in government? You are sending negative signals about your preferred style of leadership.
The country is suffering from unaccountable leadership and it is the reason why the government is dysfunctional.
Surely, it would be absurd to pursue a leadership style that has brought chaos to the country.
A party with structures and rules will protect you and everyone in the party. A party that cannot show that it can protect its people is a party looking for trouble.
If anyone were to get hurt in your party and it is proved you lacked sufficient structures expected of a political party, you could have the biggest lawsuit of your life.
Politics is about ideas. Invest in ideas and show the country what you are capable of. Show the country your vision, for without vision, people will perish.
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Since the launch of CCC on 22 January 2022, Chamisa has championed what he describes as “strategic ambiguity”.
The party has no structures and identifiable leaders except Chamisa himself, the so-called Change Champion in Chief.
Critics say “strategic ambiguity” allowed Sengezo Tshabangu to claim a powerful position for himself and take over control of the party, leaving all CCC elected representatives at his mercy.
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You Don’t Need A Party To Govern A Country - Chamisa

Political commentator Max Lion says Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa could have been the President of Zimbabwe if he wanted to.
Posting on X (formerly Twitter), Lion said CCC has indirectly contributed to the decay of public services and infrastructure in the country by failing to put pressure on ZANU PF to be accountable.
He also criticised Chamisa for engaging in “countrywide citizen interfaces” that he believes will achieve nothing tangible. Wrote Lion:
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CCC is made up of young people. Young expect them to be creative and modern in their approach to political matters. There is no secret about how Zanu operates. They cheat, they are violent and they are out of touch.
CCC has not really put Zanu under pressure. They miss opportunities that could really make life hard for Zanu PF. At times, one has to wonder if they are doing it intentionally or if they cannot see what seems to be obvious to everyone.
Right now, the CCC leader is going around the country as if it is campaign season. General elections were held 6 weeks ago. Why is Chamisa going around the country? For what purpose? To what end? It is all baffling.
Are there any overall objectives he is pursuing with this because it is difficult to comprehend what precisely is going on?
After the elections, CCC went for the strategy of election re-run. If you put most people in those circumstances, they would NOT take that strategy in light of the observer reports.
Was a re-run ever going to happen? Very unlikely given the calibre of Zanu leadership. They only understand pressure, nothing else.
As such, CCC should have jumped on the evidence by all observers and drummed up international support, and even put the whole country on the streets based on that evidence.
Had they played their cards right, Mnangagwa would have been under so much pressure that Zanu would have been forced to take action or face the risk of getting out of government.
Zanu understands pressure, they don’t do logic or common sense. Once they know they could lose, that is when they start thinking.
Chamisa could have been president if he wanted to. It was there for the taking. He promised his supporters that he is ready to form a government.
What is he going to tell them now? What is he going to say to them? Wait another 5 years?
This is why it is vital that leaders should be held to account because politics is about the people not leaders.
Leaders should be guided by a sense of urgency in furtherance of people’s desires for their country. The decisions made by CCC during the election season fell short of the expected standard.
Leadership is not only about getting supporters to attend your rallies. Knowing what to do at different times is vital.
The ability to assess, analyse and formulate a corresponding plan in any situation is essential. Leaders make these decisions every day.
CCC needs some big thinkers around their leadership table.
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In response, CCC deputy spokesperson Gift “Ostallos” Siziba defended Chamisa’s citizens interfaces saying it was necessary to consult citizens on the way forward. He said:
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I register and respect your views brother, very important. We value and respect people’s views as a party and out of those interventions- we make our Movement better.
We don’t have to be comfortable, we have to embrace improvement. We have been traversing across the country because, for a Mass movement, interventions ought to be collectively owned by the drivers below.
It is also good to note the shortcomings of such interventions so that we make them better.
Zimbabwe belongs to all of us, CCC is our Movement, together let’s make it work for the betterment of everyone. Together.
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"Chamisa Could Have Been President If He Wanted To"

Financial Law and Corporate Governance expert Max Lion has urged CCC leader Nelson Chamisa to ” speak up and push back against” regional leaders, who openly support the ZANU PF-led government.
Posting on X (formerly Twitter) Lion singled South African President Cyril Ramaphosa as an obstacle to the democratisation of Zimbabwe.
He said Chamisa should take advantage of the adverse reports by international election observers on the 23 August 2023 Harmonised Elections. <a href="https://x.com/maximilianlion/status/1705194618227130837?s=20">Wrote Lion</a>:
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I am not in the business of telling you how to lead your party but I feel prompted to say a few words.
You should start calling out all the leaders supporting dictators in Zimbabwe. You should start with [Cyril Ramaphosa] and how he’s an obstacle to democracy.
What we are witnessing is a repeat of 2008 when Thabo Mbeki defended a defeated Mugabe into a GNU. You know that hundreds of people died in the process.
You have the advantage by virtue of the reports submitted by various observers from around the world. They agree that elections were flawed and not capable of giving a governing mandate.
This is the reason why only 3 heads of state attended the inauguration. Most heads of state abstained because they did not want to be part of a discredited event. They knew it came with reputational damage.
When [SADC] submitted their report, Zanu went after the head of the SADC mission. They attacked him for a report that was based on the truth. You are justified in pushing back on anyone supporting the disgusting election in Zim.
The Mandelas and Mugabes called out anyone who was operating contrary to their objectives regardless of status and power. You cannot keep quiet when there are leaders operating at the expense of your objectives.
Both Thabo Mbeki and Ramaphosa deserve to be rebuked for supporting Zanu PF at the expense of the people. Your words as a leader carry a lot of power. Deploy them!
Don’t show respect to people working against you. It doesn’t matter what their status is in the region. You should call them out by their names for their hypocrisy, selective ethics, and detrimental leadership.
In other countries, heads of state, never keep quiet when other leaders are working against them. They call them out.
Ramaphosa is single-handedly opposing the SADC report and no one is telling him he is out of order for doing that.
You can’t afford not to say anything about this. You have to push back with everything you have.
I felt the liberation brigade in the region is against you. They protect each other every election. It’s time someone tells them they are part of the problem in the region.
They won’t bring the needed transformation to the continent because they caused the problems. Those who believe in transformation have to speak up and push back.
I felt you should speak up and push back against the Ramaphosa and Mbekis of Africa hence I wrote this.
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