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The United States of America has called fora broad-based and inclusive national dialogue in Zimbabwe following the abduction, assault, and torture of civil society and opposition leaders by unidentified gunmen in Zimbabwe.
Tatenda Mombeyarara, a human rights activist, was abducted from Chitungwiza and assaulted on the night of 13/8/2019, before being dumped in Hatfield, while Blessing Kanotunga, an MDC official was abducted and assaulted in Mufakose.
The statement issued by the United State embassy in Harare on 15 August 2019 reads:
<blockquote>The United States expresses its deep concern over the abduction, assault, and torture of civil society and opposition leaders in advance of the planned march on August 16.
The Government of Zimbabwe bears the responsibility to ensure the safety of its citizens under its constitution.
We welcome the Zimbabwean government’s commitment to investigate these crimes and to bring those responsible to justice.
We encourage those Zimbabweans who wish to seek redress before their government to do so peacefully.
The ongoing polarization in Zimbabwean society, as identified by the Motlanthe Commission and the Zimbabwe Council of Churches, underscores the urgent need for a broad-based and inclusive national dialogue.
Such a dialogue, coupled with political and economic reforms, holds the promise of a more prosperous and successful Zimbabwe.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://zw.usembassy.gov/statement-on-incidents-of-violence-in-zimbabwe/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">U.S. Embassy</a></h4>

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U.S. Calls For Broad-based & Inclusive National Dialogue In Zimbabwe

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has told Christian leaders that he is willing to negotiate with MDC president Nelson Chamisa within the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) framework.
POLAD brings together President Mnangagwa with the losing presidential candidates in the 2018 elections.
While some candidates have joined POLAD, some have snubbed the process, among them Chamisa.
In a letter addressed to the Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations, which had written to him <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/08/11/call-for-demos-means-all-not-well-churches-urge-mnangagwa-chamisa-to-meet/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">asking for dialogue between ZANU PF and the MDC</a>, President Mnangagwa insisted that Chamisa will not get any preferential treatment and will have to accept that he (Mnangagwa) is a legitimate President. Part of the letter reads:
<blockquote>I, as leader of Zanu PF, and as the President-elect, called for harmony and dialogue in our nation, including pointedly calling on, and inviting the leader of the MDC, Advocate Nelson Chamisa, to come on board in amity and brotherhood, to rebuild our broken peace, and reunite our people in order to take our nation forward.
Specifically and pointedly, I called upon the two of us to lead by example and show Zimbabweans that peace is paramount.
The MDC leader is still to requite my goodwill, so repeatedly and unconditionally expressed and extended. Much worse, he is still to respect the legitimate will of the Zimbabwean people as expressed in the results of the 2018 elections.
Still, I assure you and the Heads of Christian Denominations, that I will not tire of going the extra mile for the sake of peace and unity in our nation.
The doors of national dialogue remain wide open to all political leaders, including the MDC, which dialogue must be without pre-conditions or any sense of preferential entitlement or recognition on any one’s part, including me.</blockquote>
Chamisa has insisted on one-on-one dialogue with President Mnangagwa to negotiate about what he considers the unresolved 2018 elections dispute as well as the implementation of political reforms.
Former South African President, Thabo Mbeki recently said that winning elections is meaningless if a country has deep issues, while Rwanda’s Paul Kagame advised Mnangagwa to, first of all, convince Zimbabweans of his agenda before reaching out to outsiders.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/08/chamisa-is-being-impossible-mnangagwa/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

'Chamisa Won't Get Preferential Treatment'; ED Tells Christian Leaders

The Zimbabwean government has continued to blame the January 2019 violence on unarmed protestors, which resulted in the death of a police officer and more than a dozen civilians as well as serious injuries to hundreds more.
Responding to an article by <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/aug/14/fears-of-violence-as-zimbabwes-opposition-plan-protests" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Jason Burke</a> of the major British publication, the Guardian, Information Ministry permanent secretary, Nadabaningi Nick Mangwana also blamed MDC leader Nelson Chamisa for spurning President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s calls for dialogue. He said:
<blockquote>You seem to have a slanted version of the disturbances in January which included the murder of a policeman, injury other officers, mass looting of shops, setting fire to buildings, attacks and burning of police stations and other forms of violence and riots for days.
President Mnangagwa welcomes criticism as well as peaceful and legal demonstrations. But no society tolerates violence.
He continues to call for unity and dialogue and has reached out to Nelson Chamisa on numerous occasions only to have his gestures spurned.
Mr Chamisa continues to ignore all calls for dialogue and prefers the path of protest and violence. 
– 
Mr Burke, I’m always available for comment and also to help you get the basic facts right in your articles. There is biased reporting, then there are just factual inaccuracies</blockquote>

Top Civil Servant Accuses Chamisa Of Snubbing Dialogue

The Zimbabwe Heads of Christian Denominations (ZHOCD) has urged President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his rival, MDC president Nelson Chamisa to engage each other in inclusive dialogue to end the deepening national division.
In a statement released following a meeting of the clerics in Chinhoyi on Thursday, ZHOCD said:
<blockquote>The church leaders also reflected on the growing tensions and threats of violence following the call for a mass demonstration on the 16th of August 2019 by the MDC.
The church leaders are deeply worried by the invocation in some quarters of the violence of August 2018 and January 2019 to sow fear and deepen political polarisation amongst our people.
To this end, church leaders do hereby exhort His Excellency, President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the leader of the MDC, Advocate Nelson Chamisa to explore the possibility of accelerating much-needed dialogue in this time of deepening national division and despair.
The church leaders reiterated their call for an inclusive comprehensive national dialogue to help the people of Zimbabwe heal from past hurts, address urgently pressing national challenges and re-imagine a shared future of a united, just, peaceful and prosperous Zimbabwe.</blockquote>
The MDC has called for streets protests n Harare this Friday, and Bulawayo and Gweru on Monday and Tuesday next week respectively to push the government to deal urgently with the economic rot.
The opposition party intends to use the protests to push Mnangagwa to engage Chamisa for the formation of a transitional authority to lead the country ahead of credible elections in the near future.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/08/clerics-implore-ed-chamisa-to-talk/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

Church Leaders Call For Inclusive National Dialogue

MDC-T president, Thokozani Khupe, is against street protests as a means to resolve the challenges affecting the country.
In an interview with The Herald, Khupe argued that issues should be resolved through dialogue rather than stone-throwing.
She added that the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) is a good platform for dialogue. Said Khupe:
<blockquote>My issue is that you can only resolve issues by sitting around the table and talking to each other.
You cannot resolve issues by throwing stones, by burning tyres and by going out there.
But you can only resolve issues by sitting around and discussing issues like we are doing right now (in Polad).
If we sit down with them (Government) and they explain to us what is going on, we can also give our input.
I’m pretty sure that Government and the President listen to some of the issues that we present to them.</blockquote>
Khupe urged authorities to urgently deal with the exchange rates as they are pushing prices up. She said that government officials must with the issue of prices.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/dialogue-the-only-way-khupe/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a></h4>

Khupe Favours Dialogue Over Street Protests

MDC leader Nelson Chamisa on Thursday reiterated his call for dialogue with President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Chamisa said that dialogue with Mnangagwa and ZANU was of utmost importance but if that failed, the MDC would go into the streets.
Speaking during the launch of the party’s new policy document, RELOAD, in Harare, Chamisa said:
<blockquote>If you’re able to save lives, to have a dialogue to resolve the key questions of your country, why can’t you do that?</blockquote>
Chamisa maintained that his party will not accept mediation done by Mnangagwa’s appointees but would want any talks to be guaranteed by a mutually accepted facilitator and interlocutor. He said:
<blockquote>We want dialogue that is bankable and irreversible. It must be scaffolded, underwritten and guaranteed by the international community and the people of Zimbabwe.
There must be a mutually accepted facilitator and interlocutor. We’re not going to accept this thing of Mr Mnangagwa of bringing his own appointed commissions and saying they must be adjudicators. They can’t.
They don’t have the stamina, national or international, to be able to withstand the kind of political conflict that is there.
In any event, you can’t have a dialogue of people who are like-minded; the dialogue is between those who’re disagreeing.
Our fundamental disagreement is that Mr Mnangagwa was not elected, he’s saying he was elected so we must resolve that.
He has said drop the legitimacy issue, I’ll not drop it because that’s my trump card to my dialogue with him.
If he’s saying he’s legitimate and I accept that he’s legitimate, why should I dialogue with him? He would go ahead and lead the country, and I would lead the opposition.
The issue of who has been given the mandate must be resolved first.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2019/07/12/chamisa-vows-to-lead-peaceful-and-radical-anti-mnangagwa-street-protests/?fbclid=IwAR2sEAlhfvQurE29FnVAo6abAzCl3MBOrSsopFe_V5JzZveQlZDfLpbbmQ8" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZimLive.com</a></h4>

Chamisa Says He's Ready To Talk With ED But Issue Of Legitimacy Has To Be Resolved First

A member of the Presidential Advisory Council (PAC), Shingi Munyeza believes that dialogue between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and MDC leader Nelson is what is needed to take the country forward.
Munyeza opined that once the two political leaders meet, the international community will give its full support to the initiative.
Munyeza added that the dialogue has to be unconditional and at a neutral venue. He said:
<blockquote>The two of them in a room, President Mnangagwa there and Nelson Chamisa there, they come for a cup of tea, they bring their own tea, each one brings their own flask of tea and cup, have a cup of tea, it must not go beyond 15 minutes.
They talk about ‘I like your tea and talk things like I like your scarf, it’s nice.
… I tell you, the international community will be right on our doorstep tomorrow.
Then they spend another month…we might have to arrange it and move in that direction because if we don’t have our political leaders talking, our nation is divided politically.</blockquote>
Both Mnangagwa and Chamisa have expressed willingness to engage in dialogue but have disagreed on how the talks should be conducted.
Meanwhile, Munyeza said that all sections of society should sit down and talk so that the eventually the whole nation will converge. He added:
<blockquote>Industry must start its own dialogue, churches must start its own, industry, civil society and politicians on the other side, it must be like popcorn and then they will come a time when then everyone must converge.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/munyeza-mnangagwa-chamisa-dialogue-will-work-magic/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">New Zimbabwe</a></h4>

Presidential Advisor Says ED And Chamisa Need To Talk

President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday said that the door is still open for other opposition political parties to join the dialogue process, also known as the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD), he convened a few months after the contested 2018 general elections.
President Mnangagwa revealed this while responding to questions from delegates during the official opening of the ongoing Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) annual congress in Victoria Falls. He said:
<blockquote>When I look at those that have come through to the dialogue, who also happens to have been those that took part in the elections last year, I see strategists who want to move their country forward.
Each of the leaders has a strategy through which they believe this country can be taken forward. These are the strategies that we are trying to harness in the dialogue.
There are some that are not at the table. They have not moved forward with all of us. I would like to state that the door will remain open to these kinds of people.
We are brothers and sisters who should work together for the success of their country.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/06/im-eager-to-talk-to-chamisa-ed/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Newsday</a></h4>

Door Still Open For Chamisa & Co. To Join POLAD - ED

Outspoken Independent Norton MP, Temba Mliswa, has urged President Emmerson Mnangagwa and opposition MDC leader Nelson Chamisa to meet outside the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) platform.
POLAD brings together Mnangagwa with most of the losing Presidential candidates in the 2018 election.
Chamisa has, however, rejected to be part of the POLAD as he insists on meeting Mnangagwa one-on-one to deal with the issue of his legitimacy.
Speaking on New Zimbabwe.com’s current affairs programme, The Agenda on Monday, Mliswa said:
<blockquote>You cannot ignore Chamisa as well as being the leader of the biggest opposition in the country. Yes, the political actors’ dialogue is there but how influential are they as political actors?
I have always said some of them don’t have even the votes that I got in my constituency, yet they are leaders of parties.
So to be fair he (Mnangagwa) could be meeting with people of no influence at the same time leaving out those with influence.
I think it is important that we urge them (Mnangagwa and Chamisa) to meet. Chamisa has the right to say I need to meet with you President, on one to one before I meet with others.
That’s his right from the constitutional point of view and the interface with the President, to say there are issues that I want to talk to you about on one to one basis before we meet anyone.
That is what he is asking for. I see no reason why that can’t happen.</blockquote>
On his part, President Mnangagwa has refused to meet Chamisa out of the State House Dialogue platform and this has created an impasse between the two.
The South African government, through its ambassador to Harare and former President Thabo Mbeki, have both suggested to the government of Zimbabwe to allow for an independent convenor to oversee the dialogue which Chamisa should be part of.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/ignore-chamisa-at-your-own-peril-mliswa-tell-ed/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">New Zimbabwe</a></h4>

Mliswa Urges Mnangagwa To Meet 'Influential' Chamisa Outside POLAD

Various political parties have denied President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s claim that they are begging to be readmitted to the State House Dialogue process.
While addressing a Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) meeting late last week President Mnangagwa said that some political leaders who initially left the process had a chance of heart and were seeking to be allowed back. He said then:
<blockquote>I have received inquiries from some political parties outside the dialogue, who were once here and left, who want to come back, but I have told them to go to the conveners.</blockquote>
Though he did not identify any names, there are a few leaders who pulled out of the dialogue, among them is Nkosana Moyo, Noah Manyika and Daniel Shumba.
However, in an interview with New Zimbabwe, United Democratic Alliance (UDA) leader Daniel Shumba said:
<blockquote>No. We are not part of POLAD and we will not be part of it until it is inclusive of all stakeholders that include civil society and all political parties.</blockquote>
Both Moyo and Manyika refuted the claim that they are seeking to rejoin the State House dialogue when contacted by the publication.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/political-parties-deny-begging-ed-to-re-join-dialogue/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">New Zimbabwe</a></h4>

'Political Actors Not Interested In State House Dialogue Return'

President Emerson Mnangagwa said that some political parties that were part of the ongoing State House Dialogue and left, have approached him seeking readmission to the process.
He was speaking on Friday at a meeting with a dozen and a half or so political parties that accepted his call for dialogue.
Without giving out the names of the parties that are seeking to return to the process, President Mnangagwa said:
<blockquote>I have received an inquiry from some political parties outside the dialogue, who were once here and left, who want to come back, but I have told them to go to the conveners.</blockquote>
Some of the political leaders who left the dialogue include Noah Manyika, Daniel Shumba and Nkosana Moyo.
MDC Alliance president Nelson Chamisa refused to take part in the dialogue, demanding an external mediator rather than the local coveners, National Peace and Reconciliation Commission chairperson retired Justice Selo Nare and Zimbabwe Gender Commission chairperson Mrs Margaret Sangarwe-Mukahanana.
Chamisa has also rejected the process as it involves candidates who polled insignificant numbers and fully accepted the “flawed” electoral process.
Some political analysts say that the dialogue process, without Chamisa’s involvement, will not end the country’s political polarisation as roughly half of the population supports him.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/parties-seek-dialogue-involvement/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

'Political Parties Seek Readmission To State House Dialogue'

MDC vice president, Tendai Biti has reiterated his party’s willingness to engage in dialogue with President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Writing on microblogging site Twitter, Biti said that the country needs dialogue and healing and that the MDC will give dialogue a chance. <a href="https://twitter.com/BitiTendai/status/1139297302919680000" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Wrote Biti:</a>
<blockquote>It was indeed sad sending off for Vimbayi and we are indebted to the thousands who paid their respects.
The church service at the City Sports displayed the huge scars of a tortured society. The country needs dialogue and healing. As MDC we will give dialogue a chance.</blockquote>
While both Mnangagwa and the MDC have expressed willingness to talk, the two sides are poles apart on what to talk about and how.
The MDC wants the dialogue to be centred on issues to do with Mnangagwa’s legitimacy as it has rejected his victory in the 2018 elections while Mnangagwa has demanded that the former join little-known losing candidates in the presidential election within the State House dialogue framework.
The MDC has also insisted on having an external mediator while Mnangagwa has supported the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission in playing the role.

The MDC Will Give Dialogue A Chance - Biti

The government said that the dialogue between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and some losers in the 2018 presidential election is not meant to create a Government of National Unity (GNU).
Addressing local media editors in Harare on Wednesday, Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, Monica Mutsvangwa, accused MDC president Nelson Chamisa of holding the nation back by refusing to participate in the dialogue. She said:
<blockquote>We have individuals and parties that choose to disrespect the electoral and judicial systems for their selfish ends.
Such uncouth behaviour projects our country as a nation with unresolved political questions when deep down their hearts, these entities and personalities know very well that they lost in a fair and credible plebiscite.
Politics leads the way in statecraft and if we are not stable as people in all other areas in the country will not become stable.
Such behaviour is holding us back as a nation as it stifles our re-engagement efforts and will make recovery more painful.
We need to get out of the election mode that continues to seize us and work together to build our country.
However, the dialogue which is underpinned by the sharing of ideas to come up with national solutions is plausible and welcome.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/no-unresolved-political-questions-in-zimbabwe/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a></h4>

Govt Accuses Chamisa Of 'Holding The Nation Back' By Snubbing State House Talks

Churches and civil society organisations have warned that Zimbabwe can easily plunge into anarchy if politicians continue to shun genuine dialogue.
The Civil Society and Church Joint Forum (CSCJF) told journalists in Mutare recently that politicians should sober up sooner rather than later.
CSCJF national co-ordinator Abigail Mupambi gave Sudan’s example, saying Zimbabwe may follow the same path. She said:
<blockquote>Demonstrations have not given us any result because people end up being killed during peaceful protests.
Go and ask Sudan, the country is now ungovernable. It is no longer a country. If our politicians don’t sober up, then Zimbabwe will follow the same path.</blockquote>
A clergyman, pastor Edmore Nyatoti called on ZANU PF and the MDC to shun their egos and talk. He said:
<blockquote>For Zimbabweans, we are Christians and let’s get united. Let’s show the world that we are capable of building our country. We need to think about one another. Zanu PF and the MDC should shun their egos.
There should be no more bloodshed in the country. We no longer need bloodshed in our country if we are to move away from the poverty we are facing.</blockquote>
The Zimbabwe Republic Police reportedly purchased 4 000 AK47 assault rifles in preparation for protests which may erupt as the economy continues to tank with the government seemingly clueless on how to stop the rot.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/06/zim-could-fall-into-anarchy/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Newsday</a></h4>

'Zim Could Plunge Into Anarchy Like Sudan'

The Daily News reports that there are fresh moves to bring President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his rival, MDC president Nelson Chamisa to the negotiating table.
The bid is reportedly being pushed by concerned powerful people around Mnangagwa who want to coax Chamisa to meet with his rival soon.
The worsening economic crisis which is becoming reminiscent of 2008 by the day, has forced the hand of those reported to be close to Mnangagwa.
The report further claims that a number of emissaries were dispatched to meet with Chamisa, the latest one being the sending of a well-known figure to the recent MDC congress held in Gweru.
A Daily News source revealed that everybody is just frustrated with the economic situation and that there have been talks about talks with no movement. Said the source:
<blockquote>While a meeting between ED and Chamisa may not necessarily change the economic situation in the country, the hope is that any talks will reduce tension in the country, which is most helpful.
There is also the realisation across the board that much of our economic problems emanate from political tensions in the country, which won’t resolve themselves.</blockquote>
A Namibian-based political analyst who spoke to the Daily News, Admire Mare said:
<blockquote>It’s every Zimbabwean’s hope that one day these political gladiators can bury the hatchet and agree to meet and finalise the long-awaited inclusive government which has the potential to stop the economic bleeding we are witnessing.
Unfortunately, the signs are not reassuring and there seems to be no appetite for such kind of a meeting. However, in politics, these things can happen behind our backs.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2019/05/30/fresh-push-for-ed-chamisa-dialogue-as-zim-economy-burns-life-gets-harder" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Daily News</a></h4>

'Powerful People' Pushing ED, Chamisa To Dialogue - Report

MDC president Nelson Chamisa seems to be warming up to dialogue with bitter rival, President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Chamisa said that great nations are built on unity and that a nation divided against itself will not stand. Writing on Twitter on Wednesday, he said:
<blockquote>THE DUTY TO STAND…Great nations are built strongly on the pillars of unity upon singleness of focus and an extraordinary fixity of purpose.
Every country divided against itself will be laid waste, and every community or household divided against itself will not stand.</blockquote>
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THE DUTY TO STAND…Great nations are built strong on the pillars of unity upon singleness of focus and an extraordinary fixity of purpose.Every country divided against itself will be laid waste, and every community or household divided against itself will not stand.<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/onepeople?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#onepeople</a>
— nelson chamisa🇿🇼 (@nelsonchamisa) <a href="https://twitter.com/nelsonchamisa/status/1131134187665350656?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 22, 2019</a></blockquote>
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'Chamisa Warms Up To Dialogue With ED'

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In this Bustop TV video for the Zimbabwe Peach Project, Zimbabweans offer their views on the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD).
The national dialogue was launched on 17 May 2019. The dialogue, however, does not include MDC President Nelson Chamisa, who has declined to participate, citing Emmerson Mnangagwa’s illegitimacy. Chamisa maintains that Mnangagwa did not win the July 2018 elections.
Most of those interviewed called on the inclusion of the MDC in the national dialogue.

WATCH: Zimbabweans Share Views On National Dialogue Without Chamisa

MDC-T president Thokozani Khupe said that the so-called State House dialogue is not elite accommodation but a form of inclusive dialogue.
Khupe also castigated what she called “the efforts of the prophets of doom”.
She made the remarks during the launch of the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) on Friday at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC). Said Khupe:
<blockquote>This dialogue is not top-up in approach but a bottom-up approach. It’s not about President Mnangagwa or Khupe of Professor Madhuku but about Zimbabweans.
We may belong to different political parties but we have the same aspirations. Differing is healthy but let it not make us fight.
I thank the parties for putting their heads on the block despite the efforts of prophets of doom.
His Excellency the President said all the political parties had their visions and he said he had this desire for us to share these visions and I would like to say thank you, your Excellency.
I want to thank you for believing that Zimbabwe is bigger than an individual or political party. This is just the beginning of a long journey; it’s not an event but a process.</blockquote>
Analysts, however, consider the dialogue to be meaningless as long as it does not involve the country’s main opposition party, MDC. The MDC has snubbed the process, calling for an external mediator.
Meanwhile, South Africa’s ambassador to Zimbabwe, Mphakama Mbete said that for the dialogue process to be credible, there is a need to bring in an external mediator.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/dialogue-is-about-development/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

Khupe Says Parties Opposed To ED Dialogue Are "Prophets Of Doom"

President Emmerson Mnangagwa is set to officially launch the Political Actors Dialogue (POLAD) on Friday.
POLAD will be launched at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC).
The objective of POLAD is to bring together various political players to dialogue, chiefly those that participated and lost during the July 2018 poll together with the ruling ZANU PF party.
Hitherto, the largest opposition political party in the country, the Chamisa-led MDC has shunned the process.
The Thokozani Khupe-led MDC-T’s vice president, Obert Gutu said:
<blockquote>Our main reason and purpose for participating in the ongoing Political Actors Dialogue are to make a positive and patriotic contribution towards the governance of our country.
Although we are not in Government, we believe that as a patriotic, progressive Pan-Africanist and people-centred political party, we should be afforded the opportunity and a forum to put across our views and suggestions regarding how the country should be governed.
Our expectations are to have a mature, mutually respectful, patriotic and progressive national discourse where all pertinent issues are robustly discussed and debated without fear and/or favour.</blockquote>
Another political actor in the State House Dialogue, Elton Mangoma, who contested under the banner of the Coalition of Democrats had this to say:
<blockquote>The first thing is that as Zimbabweans we should always have is a culture of dialogue. People should be prepared to sit down and talk about all issues and when we have disagreements we should always find each other through dialogue.
I also expect that going forward there would be a lot more tolerance to reduce the heavy hand that has been used to deal with demonstrations and also a reduction in violence. We should also be able to talk about anything without any sacred cows.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/president-to-launch-polad-tomorrow/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a></h4>

President Mnangagwa To Launch POLAD On Friday

Businessman and cleric, Shingi Munyeza, said that politicians should come together for the good of the country.
Munyeza said that Zimbabweans cannot run away from the need for dialogue as it is the only way to bring legitimacy.
He urged the ruling party to rise above its own issues and be accommodating of everyone. He said:
<blockquote>Without political stability and cohesion, we cannot talk about this economy…Politics should converge to bring about legitimacy to pull us forward, but there has to be a dialogue; we cannot run away from that if we are, ultimately, going to deal with our ultimate issues.
The political leaders must come together and say ‘let’s put our differences aside; lets now talk about leading these people and this country forward – making sure that we are a prosperous nation that has its differences, diversities but converge and are united to bring about a better tomorrow for everyone.
We can go and give technical solutions, but as long as there is no cohesion in our political leadership (it will be difficult to revive the country’s economy).
What I mean is that they (political leaders) must be able to bring everyone to the table; the ruling party that is in government must rise above its own issues and bring everybody to the table and be accommodating at all times.</blockquote>
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Shingi Munyeza Calls For National Dialogue To Bring Regime Legitimacy

President Emmerson Mnangagwa is set to continue talks with about 18 fringe political parties without the involvement of the largest opposition party in the country, MDC.
MDC president Nelson Chamisa has consistently refused to take part in the so-called State House Dialogue, questioning Mnangagwa’s legitimacy to call for dialogue in the first place.
The parties to the dialogue will meet on on May 17 at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC).
A religious leader who is part of the talks, Patrick Mugadza, said that the terms of reference for the talks will be revealed after that launch. Said Mugadza:
<blockquote>We will only be able to say the terms of reference of the talks after the launch on May 17, most likely at the HICC [Harare International Conference Centre].
We will meet soon after the launch and discuss the issues that will be tabled as part of the dialogue.
Today (yesterday), the political actors in the national dialogue met and adopted a code of conduct that will promote conditions that are conducive for dialogue built on political tolerance, mutual respect, consensus, information dissemination and commitment to the dialogue.</blockquote>
While Chamisa is eager for talks, he has rejected Mnangagwa’s presiding over the dialogue as well as being included among political nonentities such as Brian Mteki and Lovemore Madhuku.
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Mnangagwa To Press Ahead With Talks Without Chamisa

<blockquote>The Political Parties Dialogue will be launched on 17 May 2019. The Co-Conveners of the National Dialogue are National Peace and Reconciliation Commission Chairperson, Justice Selo Maselo Nare and the Zimbabwe Gender Commission Chairperson, Margaret Mukahanana-Sangarwe.
Today, political actors involved in the #NationalDialogueZim met and adopted Code of Conduct that will promote conditions that are conducive for Dialogue built on Political tolerance, Mutual respect, Consensus, Information dissemination, and Commitment to dialogue, among others.
Justice Nare served as a senior Magistrate in 1988. In 2001 he was appointed the president of the Administrative Court in Harare and held the same post in Bulawayo in 2003. He retired in 2013. In February 2018 he was appointed Chairman of the @NPRCZim. #NationalDialogueZim.
Margaret Mukahanana served as a senior career civil servant. She is a former Chair of the United Nations Adhoc Committee on the Climate Change framework. A seasoned negotiator who has participated in the Rio Declaration, the Kyoto Protocol, Climate Change Conventions negotiations.</blockquote>
Ministry Of Information and Publicity
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FULL THREAD: Political Parties Dialogue To Be Launched On May 17

MDC leader, Nelson Chamisa, has placed the blame on President Emmerson Mnangagwa for the political impasse between the country’s main political parties, claiming that the latter has refused dialogue.
In an interview with the Daily News, Chamisa said that he sent his emissaries to Mnangagwa several times only to be given a cold shoulder. Said Chamisa:
<blockquote>We have sent letters to him (Mnangagwa); we have sent emissaries; I have sent several people to his offices but they have found the doors locked and iron-willed, but we will keep knocking because what moves us is the suffering of the people.
Zimbabwe is polarised and people are too angry…my plea and request to Mnangagwa are to come down from his high horse. Pride has never been known to be a progressive disposition — people need to be united (and) not put asunder.</blockquote>
Chamisa bemoaned citizens’ suffering, especially the hardships being experienced by the country’s younger generation. He said:
<blockquote>Many young people have never been employed; many young people do not know a payslip or the meaning of a salary.
Many young people are not aware of a higher purchase of lay-by dispensation – they don’t how to purchase things on credit and these are basic things in other countries,” he said.
These issues need to be addressed. It is not good to be stone-hearted and cruel to the people.
Everyone is suffering; civil servants are suffering and we are decimating the honour of professionals and punishing professional and academic excellence.
Learning and earning qualifications have been emptied of their meaning. I listen to our men and women in uniform, their cries are still the same.
In government, many shares with me their agonies that should call for sensitivity on the part of the leadership.</blockquote>
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Mnangagwa Is Refusing To Talk To Me - Chamisa

MDC president, Nelson Chamisa, reiterated his preparedness to meet President Emmerson Mnangagwa for dialogue on the condition that the talks are chaired by an adjudicator who is mutually respected. The Business Times quotes Chamisa as saying:
<blockquote>I am ready to meet President Mnangagwa for a political dialogue that is needed in the country to help us to unlock the legitimacy crisis in the country so that he can be accepted by everyone and the country can get the financial aid it needs.
I am ready to meet President Mnangagwa for a political dialogue that is needed in the country to help us to unlock the legitimacy crisis in the country so that he can be accepted by everyone and the country can get the financial aid it needs.</blockquote>
Chamisa insisted on the need for “serious” dialogue. He castigated the ongoing State House Dialogue as a muppet show consisting of political parties which do not represent anyone. Said Chamisa:
<blockquote>We need serious and genuine political talks with him. I represent a vibrant political party which has a high number of parliamentary seats, controlling many urban council seats, and our party had over 2.6 million votes in the July presidential election.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, ZANU PF party spokesperson, Simon Khaya Moyo, said:
<blockquote>The President is in a dialogue with other political parties and if the MDC Alliance has a change of heart, and wants to join the other political parties in the dialogue, it is acceptable as we have not refused to talk to them. But the MDC Alliance must not set terms and conditions for the discussions.</blockquote>
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ZANU PF Refuses To Bend To Chamisa's Conditions For Talks

MDC president Nelson Chamisa has reiterated his call for dialogue with President Emmerson Mnangagwa over the disputed July 30, 2018, elections.
Chamisa has consistently disputed the poll outcome and maintains that the result was rigged by ZANU PF in connivance with electoral officials.
Speaking after his party’s national standing committee meeting in Harare on Wednesday, Chamisa said:
<blockquote>We have a very simple promise, our promise is our readiness to dialogue for the benefit of the people of Zimbabwe. We are not ready to compromise from that promise. 
But of course, I have seen that (reports) saying Mr Chamisa has climbed down, MDC has climbed down. We have not climbed up.
We have always said let there be a genuine dialogue, authentic dialogue based on issues that are affecting the people of Zimbabwe.
Not these kind rallies where you see Mr Mnangagwa pulling with people whom he agrees with.
Dialogue is for people who are not in agreement. We do not agree with Mr Mnangagwa on issues that were dealt with at the constitutional court. Determined legally but politically it still has to be resolved.</blockquote>
On his part, Mnangagwa has forged ahead with negotiating with a handful of smaller parties that participated in the 2018 poll.
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Chamisa Denies Reports That He Has 'Climbed Down'

President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday lauded the British Monarchy for the four letters written to Zimbabwe by the royal family paying their condolences following the Cyclone disaster.
Speaking to communities in Ngangu, Chimanimani, where he was accompanied by State House Dialogue interlocutors to asses progress made so far in the rehabilitation of infrastructure destroyed by the cyclone, Mnangagwa said:
<blockquote>You know one thing, our relationship with the British turned sour over the land reform programme. Let me tell you what happened. This Cyclone kunoti zvimwe zvinoipa zvimwe zvichinaka (when some situations go bad, some turn positive).
Queen Elizabeth herself sat down and wrote a letter to Zimbabwe, saying she had heard about Cyclone and how can she render assistance.
Her child, Prince Charles who will take over from her, the late Princess Diana’s husband, the one who came and took over the Union Jack flag on our independence day also wrote his letter and we received it.
Even Prince William and his wife also wrote a letter to us. Three letters came from the Royal family and that has never happened in a long time to receive such letters from the Royal family paying condolences to Zimbabwe.
I said to myself “uuh zvinhu izvi (this occurrence). The letter also mentioned that the relationship between Zimbabwe and Britain should be strengthened.
I was happy to receive such letters.</blockquote>
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday visited Manicaland to assess the progress that has been made so far in repairing the damage done to infrastructure by Cyclone Idai over two weeks ago.
Mnangagwa was accompanied by parties to the State House dialogue, which is made up of losers in the presidential election held on July 30 last year. A ZBC News Online Twitter post reads:
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MDC president Nelson Chamisa visited Botswana and South Africa recently in a bid to persuade the regional leaders to help break the impasse among the country’s major political players.
SADC leaders, especially Namibian President and the regional organisation chair, Hage Heingob and South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa are thought to be sympathetic to President Emerson Mnangagwa’s administration.
Chamisa has implored regional leaders to listen to the MDC’s side, rather than getting the Zimbabwean situation from Mnangagwa only. Said Chamisa:
<blockquote>We feel that there has been an attempt on the part of Sadc, the chairperson of Sadc, the President of Namibia [Hage Heingob], to listen to one side.
We feel that in order to have a perfect picture of what is happening in Zimbabwe, you must have a perspective from both sides. They must also listen to the MDC and not just Zanu PF.</blockquote>
President Mnangagwa has visited several African countries since assuming office in 2017. He has received SADC’s backing to have the restrictive measures imposed on the country by Western powers removed unconditionally.
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