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The Zimbabwe Election Support Network (ZESN) has urged the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) to penalise member States who keep violating the bloc’s election guidelines.
In a statement yesterday, ZESN said there should be transparency in the counting of poll results to curb incidents of disputed polls.
Zimbabweans go to by-elections tomorrow 26 March 2022 to fill 28 vacant Parliamentary and 105 local authority seats. Said ZESN:
<blockquote>
As the overseer of electoral processes in the region, Sadc must adopt more hands-on and robust approaches to electoral violations in member States. Where there are repeat offences, Sadc must highlight this and take strong action to prevent them in future. Strong penalties for violation of Sadc guidelines on elections will incentivise member States to fully realise its principles and values.
</blockquote>
On electoral disputes, ZESN said they should be resolved administratively by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC).
The election watchdog also called for impartial application of the law across all political actors as selective application suggested bias, which affects the credibility of the polls.
ZESN also called for full enforcement of rules that punish perpetrators of electoral violence and other electoral malpractices as they destroy public confidence in electoral processes. ZESN added that:
<blockquote>
a). The misalignment between the Constitution and the Electoral Act does not inspire confidence in the electoral process.
b). The voter registration exercise which by law must be continuous should be intensified in the years between elections to relieve pressure in the months immediately preceding the election.
c). Delimitation of constituencies should be done fairly so that citizens are adequately represented.
d). ZEC needs both financial and operational independence. 
e). ZEC It is also important to remove the perception that it is militarised by carrying out a human resources overhaul to more accurately reflect a non-partisan picture. 
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, SADC has often been accused of protecting autocratic regimes in the region.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/03/sadc-must-enforce-election-guidelines-zesn/">NewsDay Zimbabwe</a>

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ZESN Urges SADC To Punish Member States Violating Election Guidelines

Crisis in Zimbabwe Colaition has written to the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence and Security asking it order the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) to follow Sadc’s guidelines for free and fair elections. Part of the letter which was delivered to the Sadc organ’s director, Tanki Mothae on May 30 reads,
<blockquote>That Zec conducts itself in a transparent, accountable, professional, non-partisan and autonomous manner in all electoral processes…That Zec, through its designated committees, and other concerned authorities, give unfettered access to key electoral processes to local, regional and international observers without undue restrictions such as imposition of prohibitive accreditation fees, criminalisation of domestic observers, or cherry picking of regional and international ones.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/06/cicz-lobbies-sadc-over-polls/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewsDay</a>

Crisis In Zim Writes To SADC Over Elections, Wants ZEC Ordered To Follow SADC Standards

Opposition parties told a Sadc Electoral Advisory Council led by Leshele Thohlane that President Emmerson Mnangagwa ascended to power through a military coup.
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The report by the pre-election team is expected to be tabled before the bloc’s regional leaders. In his summary of the meetings, Thohlane said opposition parties had made it clear Mnangagwa is a product of a coup. Said Thohlane:
<blockquote>The meeting was clear and the message is that the dispensation (in the country) comes from a clear coup therefore go and tell your principals that we are under military rule and how do you expect legitimate elections under such a dispensation that is the message we got and we will take.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2018/03/21/sadc-leaders-to-hear-coup-gripe">Daily News</a>

"Mnangagwa Ascended To Power Through Coup": Opposition Tells SADC

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has released a press statement urging the Southern Africa Development Committee (SADC) to allow Zimbabweans to solve their own problems. ZCTU reminds SADC of its stance that Zimbabweans should solve their own problems, when citizens appealed for help when they complained about President Robert Mugabe’s dictatorial rule. Read the full press statement below:
<blockquote>The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU, notes that the SADC Organ Troika Plus Council met in Gaborone Botswana on 16th November 2017 and recommended that urgent Extra Ordinary SADC Summit on Zimbabwe be convened to discuss the Zimbabwean situation. 
We acknowledge the position and view of the Troika and their efforts in trying to resolve the Zimbabwean crisis. However, in light of the Troika’s call for an Extra Ordinary Summit, we implore SADC to consider the views of the citizens of Zimbabwe and not the interest of those who want to remain in power. Any decision must be reached on the unavoidable premise that the most important part of the solution is for President Robert Mugabe to step down immediately and allow the citizens to chart their preferred way forward.
We implore SADC to allow Zimbabweans to solve their problems without undue and biased interference. We also remind SADC that when Zimbabweans complained about dictatorship and tyrannical rule of President Robert Mugabe, they took a position that Zimbabweans must solve their own problems. The current situation should not be an exception. Zimbabweans must be allowed, and given sufficient chance to solve then problems. The ZCTU General Council the highest decision making body in between the Congress, will meet on 18 November 2017 to come or with a definitive and comprehensive pronouncement on the whole Zimbabwean situation.
Japhet Moyo SECRETARY-GENERAL </blockquote>

"SADC must allow Zimbabweans to solve their own problems": ZCTU

Some Zimbabweans have launched an online petition calling on Sadc to stay away from the political crisis in Zimbabwe, so that “the people of Zimbabwe must fix their own problems themselves.” This comes as SADC is mediating between the Zimbabwe Defence Forces and President Robert Mugabe after the military took power from Mugabe in the early hours of Wednesday.
The petition reads:
<blockquote>Dear SADC
The Zimbabweans and International Humanitarian community asked you to help Zimbabweans in their struggle against a dictator and you said, “Zimbabwe is a sovereign state and the people of Zimbabwe must fix their own problems themselves”.
WE therefore kindly ask you to allow the people of Zimbabwe to do just that. The Zimbabwe Defence forces is made up of Zimbabweans and the army takeover though not ideal is indeed Zimbabweans fixing their problems themselves. WE are fully supportive of the army stepping in as they should have done many years ago.
As you gather in Botswana today, please drink your tea and biscuits and watch on your tv’s the same way you did for 37 years. There is no need at this time for you to do anything but business as usual. We speak for many people when we say we hoped and prayed for this day for long and now that it’s here, DON’T mess it up for us. If you love Mugabe so much you can have him all to yourselves, we will even throw in a 50 something year old lady as a bonus.
We hope for Zimbabweans you will consider our request. If you take any action, you will be going against the Zimbabwean army and all the Zimbabwean civillians in and outside the country.
Yours sincerely
Zimbabweans</blockquote>
<h3><a href="https://www.change.org/p/sadc-stop-sadc-intereferring-with-the-political-transition-in-zimbabwe/">If you want to sign the petition, click this link.</a></h3>

Zimbabweans launch online petition to block SADC, close to 10 000 people sign within hours

Norton MP Temba Mliswa was in Botswana to advocate for the military intervention and explain the Constitutionality of such an act. Mliswa basically tells SADC to stay out of the Zimbabwean issue and quotes Section 212 of the Constitution. Below are two videos one of Mliswa explaining the situation and one of SADC responding.
1. Mliswa tells SADC that the military intervention is Constitutional and asks why they’re interfering in Zanu-PF party politics?
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1/2 And while I was at the SADC secretariat, I got to ask the Chairperson of the SADC Ministerial Troika on Peace and Security- the position of SADC on the sticky section 212 of the Zim constitution, which protects the recent actions of the Army <a href="https://t.co/z32tqr0T7X">pic.twitter.com/z32tqr0T7X</a>
— Hon. Temba P. Mliswa (@TembaMliswa) <a href="https://twitter.com/TembaMliswa/status/931290225766293506?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 16, 2017</a></blockquote>
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2. SADC’s response saying its efforts in Zimbabwe have never failed
 
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2/2 The Chairperson of the SADC Troika Ministerial Committee on Peace and Security’s answer <a href="https://t.co/VNtnAVI1yQ">pic.twitter.com/VNtnAVI1yQ</a>
— Hon. Temba P. Mliswa (@TembaMliswa) <a href="https://twitter.com/TembaMliswa/status/931293438275981313?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 16, 2017</a></blockquote>
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VIDEO: Temba Mliswa telling SADC to stay out of Zimbabwean situation

The Southern Africa Development Committee (SADC) members head to Botswana, to discuss Zimbabwe‘s growing political uncertainty.
Regional foreign ministers are to meet in Gaborone today try to work out how SADC should respond to the military intervention in Zimbabwe. President Jacob Zuma, the current chairperson of SADC called for the meeting of the SADC’s organ on politics, defence and security. Those attending will be the foreign ministers of the troika of that organ – Angola, Tanzania and Zambia – plus South Africa’s Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, representing the chair of SADC. The meeting will receive a report from two special envoys whom Zuma sent to Zimbabwe late on Wednesday to meet both President Robert Mugabe and generals of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces.

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