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Zimbabwe’s ambassador to Mozambique, Victor Matemadanda, has denied reports of protests in Mozambique related to the disputed October 9 elections.
Speaking to journalists on the sidelines of the Extraordinary Summit of the Heads of State and Government of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) at the New Parliament in Mt Hampden on Wednesday, November 20, Matemadanda stated that what is being described as protests are actually looting syndicates targeting supermarkets. He said:
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The Mozambican people are clever and they know they have won an election.
They are not worried and are not losing sleep. I did not see what you call a demonstration.
I have seen only people who are organised to commit crimes by looting. Why are you demonstrating in a supermarket?
That is what they are doing and after picking what they want, they disappear.
</blockquote>
Matemadanda said the general atmosphere in Mozambique was peaceful and denied claims that Zimbabweans voted in the Mozambique elections. He said:
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I have never come across a person who voted in Mozambique.
I was moving around and I did not see anyone. Those videos you are seeing are fake.
</blockquote>
The Mirror reported that hundreds of Zimbabweans, including two of its journalists, participated in the Mozambique elections at a polling station in Masvingo.
Mozambique’s FRELIMO party has successfully campaigned in Zimbabwe, while the Zimbabwean opposition faces challenges in securing clearance for election rallies.
Since 2004, Mozambicans living in Zimbabwe, as well as in countries like South Africa, Malawi, Portugal, Zambia, and Tanzania, have been able to vote in Mozambique’s general elections from their resident countries.
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Zimbabwe's ambassador to Mozambique, Victor Matemadanda, says there are no protests in Mozambique, only looting at supermarkets. He believes the people of Mozambique are peaceful and not worried about the election. Matemadanda denies claims that Zimbabweans voted in the Mozambique elections. However, reports say that Zimbabweans did vote in Mozambique. Mozambique's ruling party, FRELIMO, has support from Zimbabwe, while the opposition there faces challenges. Mozambicans living in other countries can vote in their general elections since 2004.

Matemadanda Says Looting, Not Protests, Behind Mozambique Unrest

A covert operation to silence dissenting voices in Zimbabwe is reportedly underway amid claims that President Emmerson Mnangagwa intends to remain in power beyond 2028 when his second and final term ends.
Despite Mnangagwa’s repeated assertions that he will respect the Constitution and step down at the end of his term, <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/zimbabwes-state-security-agencies-sniff-out-political-dissidents/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> has cited high-ranking Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO), army intelligence, and police officials who claim a secretive and widespread operation is targeting outspoken individuals labelled as “political dissidents” across Zimbabwe.
The plan reportedly involves arresting and detaining key opposition figures, activists, and journalists on trumped-up charges ahead of ZANU PF’s congress in 2027. Said a source:
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This is part of an effort to stifle growing dissent ahead of crucial leadership renewal within ZANU PF at the 2027 congress, and subsequent elections in 2028.
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The source claims there is a list of prominent people who may face charges ranging from rape and murder to treason. Said the source:
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Among them are several key members of the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), a party that has been gaining significant ground in the urban and rural strongholds alike.
Former Mkoba constituency Member of Parliament Amos Chibaya who is languishing in remand prison for allegedly inciting violence is one of their targets.
Other high-profile figures targeted include Tendai Biti, the outspoken lawyer who has long been a thorn in the side of the government.
Another notable figure on the wanted list is Joana Mamombe, a young opposition MP who has faced previous arrests.
She has been vocal on issues of human rights violations and the need for political reform, is reportedly being pursued for alleged subversive activities and links to foreign funders, a claim often used by the government to crack down on activists.
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Job Sikhala, a prominent defender of civil liberties who has been arrested over sixty times, is reportedly under surveillance. Added the source:
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Several human rights lawyers and activists are also being pursued. Some are Zimbabwe’s most renowned human rights defenders.
They have reportedly been marked for arrest while defending opposition figures in court.
Authorities allege they are part of a broader network attempting to undermine State institutions, though these claims have been met with widespread scepticism.
</blockquote>
The report also alleges that the undercover crackdown has extended beyond Zimbabwe’s borders, particularly targeting activists in the United Kingdom (UK) who have consistently organised protests against Mnangagwa.
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Zimbabwe's president is trying to stay in power even after his term ends in 2028. He is targeting people who speak out against him, like opposition politicians and activists. Many of them may face false charges like rape or treason. The government is also going after human rights lawyers and activists who defend these dissenters. The crackdown is not just in Zimbabwe but also in the UK. The president is accused of trying to silence anyone who disagrees with him.

Zimbabwe’s State Security Agencies Target Political Dissenters In Covert Operation

Former ZANU PF Mashonaland West chairman Temba Mliswa says Zimbabweans should not stage protests during the upcoming SADC Summit saying protests are unlikely to be effective in Zimbabwe.
This comes as some activists have been calling for protests against egregious corruption by public officials, human rights violations, and the shrinking democratic space under the ZANU PF-led government.
However, in a post on X (formerly known as Twitter) this Monday, Mliswa also warned Zimbabweans that they may risk their lives if they engage in protests, as the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) may respond with excessive force.
Mliswa, who lost to CCC’s Richard Tsvangirai in the race for the Norton National Assembly seat in the 2023 general election, advised Zimbabweans to shun protests and instead pursue a dialogue-based approach to address the country’s pressing issues. Said Mliswa:
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It’s unfortunate that there has been a lot of hidden tension with fears of protests on the SADC Summit platform.
However, I feel that as a regional body SADC and the rest of the world, have already moved past the Zimbabwean electoral issue.
It would be politically impetuous and unstrategic for anyone to abuse the SADC Summit event as an opportunity to peddle their local political aspirations.
More so considering the amount of room the external bodies have to navigate on this local issue. It’s a futile task.
We can’t keep on having retrogressive conflicts as a theatre for the outside world in the hope they will provide local solutions.
They won’t. Let’s do what is good for Zimbabwe and for those with aspirations to work hard for the next elections.
Let’s respect the Constitution, adhere to the dictates of the law and push for the issues we desire in a considerate manner.
Zvema protests, for starters, it’s very unlikely here as the population has resigned itself from that.
Each political context has its specific nature which a wise politician or activist should attune to.
Otherwise, you find yourself hanging in the open, alone. It leads to scenarios where the ZRP exert minimum force, which is relative and subjective, at times with fatal results.
We don’t want that kind of situation to play out here. Let’s continue engaging each other in ways that are respectful and progressive.
Ours isn’t a do-or-die situation to push anyone into unhealthy reactions. We can resolve everything peacefully.
</blockquote>
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Temba Mliswa, a former politician from Zimbabwe, is warning people not to protest during an important meeting called the SADC Summit. He says protests won't work in Zimbabwe and could be dangerous because the police may respond with force. Mliswa lost in an election, but he wants people to talk and not fight about problems. He says it's better to follow laws and work together peacefully. He doesn't want people to get hurt. Mliswa thinks it's important to find solutions in a calm way, not by causing trouble.

Temba Mliswa Warns Zimbabweans Against Protesting During SADC Summit

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions has said that social media messages suggesting the organisation has called for a mass stay away are lies.
Some messages claimed that the organisation had called for a weeklong stay away starting Monday 27, May 2019.
Said the ZCTU through on its Twitter page:
<blockquote>The ZCTU wishes to dispel rumours going around that it has called for a stay away tomorrow, Monday 27 May 2019. The ZCTU has not called for a stay away in it’s own name or as a coalition with any groupings.
While, the ZCTU General Council acknowledged that workers are facing serious hardships it decided that: ( i )We will first urge the Government to convene an urgent TNF meeting focusing on finding a quick mutual solution to the economic crisis.
The GC further decided that : ( ii ) We immediately start wide consultations aimed at find out what workers consider as the appropriate nature &amp; timing of a General Strike should the Government refuse or neglects to deal with the crisis collectively with social partners.
We therefore advise workers to take note of our position and to participate in the consultative meetings ( labour forums) through out the country. Kindly follow our official communication for when we call for action, it is announced by our office bearers only.
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BREAKING: We Have NOT Called For A Stay Away This Week - ZCTU

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU), has promised to announce a way forward soon. In a tweet on Saturday morning, ZCTU urged workers and the poor to unite against neo-liberal policies.
<a href="https://twitter.com/ZctuZimbabwe/status/1129684016058314752">Said the ZCTU</a>:
<blockquote>Workers can’t endure the economic madness around us anymore. The ZCTU General Council will soon pronounce the way forward for the workers of Zimbabwe. Workers and the poor marginalised majority must unite and save themselves from the impact of ill advised neo liberal policies.</blockquote>
Following the weakening of the RTGS$ in the past few months, prices of basic commodities, have risen beyond the reach of most families in Zimbabwe. Zimbabwean workers generally don’t earn foreign currency and have to depend on RTGS$.
Protests in January resulted in the death of more than 10 civilians after the government security forces cracked down on civilians.

Workers Union ZCTU Promises To Announce "Way Forward" Soon

Minister of Tourism and Hospitality Industry Walter Mzembi has urged activists and social groups to register their dissatisfaction through voting and not by engaging in violent protests.
Addressing the media in Harare on Monday, Mzembi said:
<blockquote>Last year’s event (protests) where people were protesting on the streets, torching tyres and that appearing on global mainstream media at the time we were having the UN General Assembly, do not assist anybody because we have agreed as a nation , constitutionally, that we will vent our frustrations with each other in the ballot box.
We are a constitutional democracy, we don’t have to go into the streets to magnify or amplify your grievances. We must celebrate our peace and security that we enjoy in the country and in as much as maintaining stability is concerned, this should be a united effort,</blockquote>
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