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[Manake @Manake26]

@CCCZimbabwe @ibbosnr @nelsonchamisa @NicolaWatson13 @afrikaex You preach party for the people so this is our party and it’s poorly ran

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

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An hour ago in Unit L, Chitungwiza, military vehicles and police trucks moving in to intimidate residents.

As Mnangagwa’s fear and paranoia continue to overcome common sense, he is sending more military hardware to patrol townships ahead of the SADC summit.

A man who won an election and is governing well would not need to do this, but the whole world knows that the corrupt president is illegitimate and lacks a genuine mandate to govern the country.

Violating the constitution by preventing citizens from protesting if they wish, ordering abductions and torture, and imprisoning pro-democracy activists is an act of weakness and cowardice!

This tyrant is a coward and, without these guns and acts of brutality, is nothing more than a common criminal who embezzles money meant for hospitals, schools, roads, and providing clean drinking water!

His rule is a stain on our country and undermines Zimbabwe’s ability to thrive!

His deployment of military hardware to patrol townships, particularly in the lead-up to the SADC summit, is a clear indication of his regime's authoritarian and repressive tendencies.

This militarisation of civilian spaces is a direct violation of citizens' rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly, as enshrined in Zimbabwe's constitution and international human rights conventions.

The continued suppression of pro-democracy activists, including their arbitrary arrest, torture, and imprisonment, is a testament to Mnangagwa's desperation to quell dissent and opposition.
This reliance on brute force and unconstitutional actions demonstrates Mnangagwa's lack of legitimacy and genuine popular support.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

The Zimbabwean capital, Harare, is now virtually a military zone as the Zimbabwean tyrant, Emmerson Mnangagwa, has deployed military hardware in the city center, fearing protests ahead of the SADC summit, which starts in a week and a half.

This level of paranoia stems from Mnangagwa’s illegitimacy and his looting of public funds, which has led to dilapidated hospitals and a dysfunctional public service that is failing to deliver clean drinking water.

The dictator has arrested over 100 pro-democracy activists, using abductions and torture.
One of the activists has a one-year-old child in jail, while another lost their child and was not allowed to bury them.

The increased militarisation of Harare ahead of the SADC summit serves as a stark reminder of Mnangagwa's authoritarian rule and his willingness to use force to suppress dissent.

The deployment of military hardware in the city center reflects the regime’s fear of potential protests and its determination to maintain control through intimidation and repression, while violating the constitution.

[Hopewell Chin’ono @daddyhope]

RETWEET

The global human rights organization Human Rights Watch @hrw has issued a lengthy statement calling for Zimbabwean tyrant Emmerson Mnangagwa to end the crackdown against pro-democracy activists.

Full statement 👇🏿
https://t.co/ocfmJGJazu

[Manake @Manake26]

@wicknellchivayo Musatiite vana venyu chibaba …kufuta

[Manake @Manake26]

@daddyhope @Starlink So they can use starlink but we cant

[Manake @Manake26]

@CossyTerry He compromised we are not gonna trust him

[Manake @Manake26]

@BGMusisinyani @daddyhope @Shadaya_Knight Its misogyny coz u said so? Please

[Manake @Manake26]

@AfricanHub_ Why would u copy someone else's post and not credit them answer that first

[Manake @Manake26]

@Ethanbackagain Haiwa musada kunyepa tone maoko ka

[Manake @Manake26]

@LynneStactia President Nelson Chamisa....

[Manake @Manake26]

@ProfJNMoyo @ZECzim Chitongay amana ndeyenyu iyi

[Manake @Manake26]

@hatiperi_wacho @nelsonchamisa 🤣🤣🤣

[Manake @Manake26]

@nelsonchamisa We no longer trust you Nelson Chamisa

[Manake @Manake26]

@CCCZimbabwe At this point we don't give a fuck about what this guy say anymore his word doesn't mean shit

[Manake @Manake26]

@bellagushaz 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Manake @Manake26]

@BGMusisinyani @nelsonchamisa Well said bro...all those following blindly forget that the love we should have us for our country...we also love God , let's pray to God to help us in our political movesvnot sit around and wait

[Manake @Manake26]

@BGMusisinyani @nelsonchamisa Mdara i salute you...not gonna lie

[Igor Figo @BGMusisinyani]

Dear Mr. Chamisa,

I am writing to you as a concerned citizen and a former supporter of yours. I voted for you in the presidential elections of 2018 and 2023, where the rigging of ZANU–PF was obvious and rampant. However, I feel that you have failed dismally to defend our vote from ZANU–PF and other cronies. You also failed to defend our party of old, the MDC Alliance from a hostile takeover by Mwonzora, which resulted in the first recalling of candidates from council, parliament, and senate. Whether this was due to internal strife or not, I don’t care. What I care about is the future of our country, which is in dire need of change and democracy.

You only tweet about bible verses and motivational speeches, apparently lacking action and leadership, especially with issues that need leadership. You have not challenged the legitimacy of Mnangagwa’s presidency, nor have you mobilized the people to demand their rights and freedoms. You have not exposed the corruption and mismanagement of the ZANU–PF government, nor have you offered a clear and viable alternative vision for Zimbabwe. You have not built a strong and united coalition with other opposition parties and civil society groups, nor have you engaged constructively with the regional and international community to seek their support and intervention.

You have a conflict of interest between being a man of God, a very-popular presidential candidate (politics), and a lawyer. Politics requires toughness and sometimes involves getting your hands dirty. You are at a disadvantage because of your professions (pastor/lawyer) - I respect your right to participate in the politics of your country, but you need to decide what to focus on: our lives or your life. You should consider giving up your lawyer status and focus on the political life, because it seems that you are afraid of being arrested on malicious charges and having your practicing license revoked. You should also rethink your role as a pastor, because politics is not a religious mission, but a social contract between the leaders and the people. You should not use God as an excuse or a scapegoat for your failures or inaction. You should not preach to us about faith and hope, but show us results and solutions.

You have courage, honor, and god-fearing qualities. You will surely make a good president someday. But you need to STEP UP or STEP ASIDE now. You are losing the young voters who are either leaving the country or believing that if they vote, ZANU–PF will rig anyway so what is the point (you have failed to defend their vote). You are losing the trust and confidence of the people who are suffering from the economic crisis, the social decay, and the political repression (you have failed to address their problems). You are losing the respect and credibility of the world who are watching your actions, or lack thereof (you have failed to capitalize on their sympathy).

Your supporters are toxic on social media because you have built a cult of followers. As a man of clergy, you should realize that this is idolism and you should stop this hero worship by your supporters. You should encourage them to be critical thinkers and active citizens, not blind followers and passive spectators. You should listen to others’ feedback and criticism, not silence them or dismiss them. You should inspire every ‘citizen’ to work together for a common cause, not divide them or alienate critics and those that you think are a threat to your power.

CCC is for everyone. It’s not Chamisa’s alone. You have run for presidency two times now; you should STEP ASIDE from running in 2028. Not only you hold the keys to success; others can do it too; others have ideas too; foolishness is doing something over and over again expecting different results.
You should promote internal democracy within your party; not one center of power in a democratic movement. You should empower other senior opposition figures like Biti and Welshman etc.; not sideline them or overshadow them. You should groom new leaders for the future; not cling to power or stagnate in the past.

You should also stop relying on the courts to solve all your political problems; they are part of the system that is rigged against you. You should be decisive and consistent in your legal strategy; not flip-flop between accepting and rejecting their judgments. You should explain to us why you did not appeal at the Con Court (which is the first local remedy) the presidential results which were obviously flawed in August of 2023; not keep us in the dark about your plans and in/actions.

As President of your party, you should have strongly condemned and reversed the recent recalls of over 50 more CCC, MPs, Senators and Councilors by Tshabangu, who claims to be your interim secretary general; they are illegal and undemocratic. You should have fought tirelessly to restore their seats and their dignity; they are our representatives. You should also sincerely apologize to the people who voted for them; they are your supporters and your constituents.
I am writing this letter because I believe that you still have potential to be a great leader and a catalyst for change in Zimbabwe. But you need to change your strategy and your attitude. You need to be more proactive and decisive. You need to be more inclusive and collaborative. You need to be more realistic and pragmatic. You need to STEP UP!

I am writing this letter because I hope that you will take my words seriously and act accordingly. I hope that you will not take this as an attack or an insult, but as a constructive criticism and a friendly advice. I hope that you will not ignore or disregard this letter, but respond to it and address the issues raised in it. Moreover, I would appreciate it if you would share your thoughts and plans with me and other concerned citizens. Your insights and perspective would be invaluable in shaping a brighter future for our nation. Please feel free to contact me at your convenience. I am keen to hear from you and support your efforts to transform our country.
I am writing this letter because I still have faith in you and in our country. I still have hope that we can achieve the change and democracy that we deserve and desire. I still have love for you and for our people.

However, you should know that you have to earn my vote and the vote of many other Zimbabweans who are disillusioned and disappointed by your performance. You should know that we are not voting for anyone else or forming our own parties, as some of your cult followers usually say “vote for someone or go and form your own party”. You should know that we are not politicians in any way, but concerned citizens who want the best for our country. You should know that we will not be commenting on politics again, unless we see some positive changes from you. You should know that young voters are not liking you (you are becoming very unpopular now) because of your inaction.

I also want to acknowledge and appreciate some positive aspects of your leadership and some achievements that you have made in the past:

· You have been a courageous and charismatic leader who has challenged the ZANU–PF regime and inspired millions of Zimbabweans to vote for change and democracy.

· You have been a loyal and faithful follower of the late Morgan Tsvangirai, who entrusted you with the leadership of the MDC Alliance before his death.

· You have been a visionary and innovative leader who proposed a SMART agenda for Zimbabwe - Sustainable and Shared Economic Growth, Modernisation of Government and Public Institutions, Accountability in Public Life, Radical Social Transformation, and Transformation to a New Governance Culture.

· You term as a government minister during the GNU was marked by extra ordinary achievements showing innovativeness and a great love for Zimbabwe and her people,
I also want to congratulate you for your resilience and courage to build CCC from scratch after losing the MDC Alliance and Harvest House among other things. That was not an easy task, but you did it with grace and determination.

I want to clarify that my concerns and critiques stem not only from a place of observation but also from an active engagement within my community. I've initiated various efforts through the church, where I serve in a youth leadership role, and alongside my constituency's Member of Parliament, Hon. Shakespear Hamauswa, from your party. These endeavors aimed to foster positive change and address the needs of our community. My perspective isn't solely that of a critic; rather, it arises from a deep-rooted love for my country and a fervent desire, shared by many, to see meaningful change and progress.

I also want to suggest some specific actions that you can take to improve your situation and regain my support and that of many other voters:

· Launch a massive campaign to mobilize the people to register as voters and educate them about their rights and responsibilities as citizens (for 2028) START NOW.

· Initiate a dialogue with other opposition parties and civil society groups to form a broad and united coalition that can challenge ZANU–PF in the next elections. START NOW.

· Expose the corruption and mismanagement of the ZANU–PF government and offer a clear and viable alternative vision for Zimbabwe that addresses the economic, social, and political problems facing the country. DO THIS NOW.

· Engage constructively with the regional and international community to seek their support and intervention in resolving the political crisis in Zimbabwe and restoring democracy and human rights. DO THIS NOW.

· Promote internal democracy within your party and empower other senior opposition figures and new leaders to share the responsibility and the vision of leading the country to a better future. DO THIS NOW.

These are some of the things that I think you can do to make a difference in Zimbabwe. These are some of the things that I think can make me vote for you again. These are the things that I think can make Zimbabwe better.

Sincerely,
A concerned citizen

[Manake @Manake26]

@CCCZimbabwe We don't care bout your weak part anymore