Weekly News update weekending 7 August 2017
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Channel: 263Chat · 2017 · News & Politics
TSVANGIRAI NAMED COALITION LEADER THE LEADER OF THE MDC-T AND FORMER PRIME MINISTER MORGAN TSVANGIRAI HAS BEEN NOMINATED THE LEADER OF THE PROPOSED GRAND COALITION. SEVEN POLITICAL PARTIES GATHERED AT ZIMBABWE GROUNDS ON SATURDAY IN WHICH THEY ANNOUNCED THE FORMATION OF A NEW ALLIANCE DUPPED- THE MDC ALLIANCE TO BE LED BY THE VETERAN OPPOSITION LEADER. THE PARTIES INCLUDE PROF WELSHAN NCUBE’S MDC, JACOBA NGARIVHUME’S TRGANSFORM ZIMBABWE, ZANU NDONGA, MULTI- CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PARTY, ZIMPF AND TENDAI BITI’S PDP. MEANWHILE NATIONAL People’s Party (NPP) leader Joice Mujuru yesterday claimed that she failed to attend the opposition parties’ alliance signing ceremony in Harare on Saturday because she was not invited to the event. UNkosozana Khuphe Utshaywa emhlanganweni weMDC UNkosazana Thokozani Khupe utshaywe ngabantu ngeSonto abacatshangelwa ukuthi ngamalunga ebandla leMDC-T abathi ufuna ukuvimba umanyano weMDC Alliance obunjwe okusemthethweni ngoMgqibelo. Abantu laba bangene umhlangano we MDC-T koBulawayo obuhlolisisa umanyano weMDC Alliance lokumele kwenziwe. Kubikwa ukuthi batshaye uKhupe babanjwa ngezinye iziphathamandla zebandla leMDC-T ezibakhiphe ngenkani emhlanganweni wamalunga eNational Executive Committee leProvincial Executive Committee abavele eMatabeleland North, Matabeleland South lakoBulawayo. Kusenjalo uMnumzama Morgan Tsvangirai usethe ibandla lakhe lizajezisa labo abazatholakala belecala koluludaba. Mphoko- Tshinga fight over War vets VP has reprimanded Welfare Services for War Veterans, War Collaborators, Former Political Detainees and Restrictees Minister Colonel (Retired) Tshinga Dube for supporting veterans led by Cde Christopher Mutsvangwa. “Cde Tshinga, you are right, but do not include (Victor) Matemadanda and Mutsvangwa in your issues. If you lean on those two, you will fall for sure. We want those two to come for dialogue, but if they do not want, do not force them. Let them be. “We cannot support people to do this; just like Mutsvangwa and Matemadanda. So, I encourage you, Cde Tshinga, to panel beat your issues regarding these two people. You are one of us, together with Mlala. Fix these things now and do not get lost.” However Tshinga Dube would have none of it. “I do not lean on anyone. I do not lean on Mutsvangwa and Matemadanda. I just follow rules,” he said in an interview. “The ZNLWVA led by Mutsvangwa is the legitimate association and we will continue to work with them. It is not about Mutsvangwa as an individual. If Mlala can go back to the others we will work with him. If he forces a congress and is elected to lead the ZNLWVA even if someone else is elected we will work with them,” Dube added. “If they want to form their own association, we will recognise them as well. The High Court ruled that we should recognise the leadership that is in place and that is what we are doing.” Parly passes Constitutional Amendment Number 1 THE National Assembly last week passed the Constitution Amendment No. 1 Bill. This is despite the fact that the amendments had been rejected by Zimbabweans during public hearings on the Bill. You are here: Home › News › Parly passes Constitution Amendment No. 1 Bill Parly passes Constitution Amendment No. 1 Bill August 7, 2017 in News THE National Assembly last week passed the Constitution Amendment No. 1 Bill. This is despite the fact that the amendments had been rejected by Zimbabweans during public hearings on the Bill.
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