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High Court Judge Justice David Mangota reserved judgment on Friday on a case filed by a private citizen <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/06/28/zanu-pf-activist-moves-to-bar-kasukuwere-from-contesting-in-the-presidential-election/">seeking to bar</a> former cabinet Minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere/">Saviour Kasukuwere</a> from contesting in the August 23 elections on legal grounds.
Kasukuwere’s election agent, Jacqueline Sande, confirmed the court’s position in a tweet and expressed confidence that the application would be dismissed.
ZANU PF activist and lawyer Lovedale Mangwana filed an application seeking to prevent Kasukuwere from running on the grounds that he is no longer a registered voter in his constituency. Mangwana argues that Kasukuwere has been living outside Zimbabwe for more than 18 months, making him ineligible to run. He said:
<blockquote>
The 1st respondent (Kasukuwere) has not been resident in any constituency in the Republic of Zimbabwe for a period in excess of 18 consecutive months and his name cannot, by that circumstance, be retained on the voter’s roll.
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Mangwana contends that the nomination court erred in accepting Kasukuwere’s papers to contest in the elections as an independent Presidential candidate because his 18-month-long absence from the country and constituency meant that he had ceased to be a registered voter. He claims that the nomination court’s decision to register Kasukuwere as a candidate was in violation of the Constitution.
Saviour Kasukuwere, who has been in self-imposed exile in South Africa since 2017, registered to run as an independent presidential candidate in Zimbabwe’s upcoming election. However, Sande dismissed Mangwana’s case as “shallow and frivolous,” stating that Kasukuwere’s legal team, represented by Harrison Nkomo, contends that Mangwana approached the wrong forum without sufficient evidence to sustain his case.
Some observers have called for the abolition of the Electoral Act clause disqualifying individuals who have been out of their constituencies for a specific period from participating in an election, as this may affect many Zimbabweans living abroad who return home to vote during elections.
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Barring Kasukuwere From Election: Court Reserves Judgment

ZANU PF has warned independent presidential candidate Saviour Kasukuwere that the country’s intelligence services, the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO), are keen on questioning him about “many” things.
Addressing journalists in Harare on Wednesday, ZANU PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa said Kasukuwere is out of the presidential race. <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200013635/tyson-out-of-the-race-zanu-pf">NewsDay</a> quoted Mutsvangwa as saying:
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We are in the midst of our campaign and Kasukuwere is a non-existent candidate. I repeat he is a non-existent candidate.
There are many things he knows he has done and is a thug and the Zimbabwe intelligence services have many things to question him about.
There is no voting booth at the SABC. He appeared on the SABC to impress his funders. You see your image in the mirror of SABC, but you are not present in the country where our President Emmerson Mnangagwa is stamping the ground in Zimbabwe.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere has been in exile in South Africa since November 2017 when the military deposed the late former President Robert Mugabe in a popular coup.
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi recently said Kasukuwere had two pending warrants of arrest for absconding court and failing to surrender his passport to the clerk of court.
But Kasukuwere’s chief election agent, lawyer Jacqueline Sande, dismissed the claims saying her client had no pending cases.
Last week, self-exiled former Cabinet minister Walter Mzembi told the media in South Africa that Kasukuwere was unmoved by the threats and will return to Zimbabwe soon.
Some political commentators say ZANU PF is afraid of Kasukuwere who has reportedly been making inroads into ZANU PF strongholds, especially in Mashonaland Central Province, targeting disgruntled members.
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Kasukuwere Has "Many" Questions To Answer - ZANU PF

Independent presidential candidate Saviour Kasukuwere says he will ensure that all house owners in urban areas will get title deeds for their properties if he wins the presidential race on 23 August, reported <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2023-elections/article/200013600/tyson-dangles-title-deeds">NewsDay</a>.
In the run-up to the 26 March 2022 by-elections, President Emmerson Mnangagwa also promised title deeds to thousands of Epworth residents but to date, only a few hundred people have been given the documents.
Addressing journalists in Nairobi, Kenya, Kasukuwere said that title deeds were a priority for him. He said:
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If I emerge the winner in the polls, my top priority for the people is to give title deeds to Zimbabweans who have been suffering for decades.
</blockquote>
The former ZANU PF political commissar said he was in Kenya to have a closer look at the Kenyan government’s five governance pillars. He said:
<blockquote>
President William Ruto’s bottom-up agenda is particularly interesting and worthy of attention.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere has previously held various cabinet posts, including Local Government, Rural Development and National Housing.
In 2015, he dismissed then-MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai’s call for electoral reforms, saying the opposition leader can go and hang.
Addressing ZANU PF supporters at a rally in Harare’s Msasa suburb ahead of the 10 June by-election in Harare East, Kasukuwere said:
<blockquote>
Tsvangirai is going around saying he wants reforms. What reforms? I want to tell him that he will never ever see the reforms that he is dreaming about. He can go to hell and go hang.
</blockquote>
The three main contenders — Mnangagwa, Kasukuwere and Chamisa — have all promised title deeds to hundreds of thousands of homeowners across the country as they try to win votes.
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Kasukuwere Promises Title Deeds To Urban Home Owners

Self-exiled independent presidential candidate Saviour Kasukuwere is set to arrive in the country soon to kick-start his election campaign.
In an interview with <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/kasukuwere-returning-to-zim-soon-to-launch-presidential-campaign-says-spokesperson-scoffs-at-zanu-pf-court-challenge/">Newzimbabwe.com</a> on Friday, Kasukuwere’s spokesperson Jacqueline Sande said that court cases aimed at barring him from contesting will have no effect on the campaign. She said:
<blockquote>
We are anticipating the president will arrive anytime soon to kickstart his presidential campaign…
We have witnessed a barrage of court cases and we have received another court application from one George Masters also seeking to remove president Kasukuwere as a candidate in the upcoming presidential elections.
All these court cases are meant to deter us but will not affect our candidature in any way.
They are an intimidation tactic meant to try and cower president Saviour Kasukuwere’s and deter him from participating in the elections and also stop him from campaigning.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere, who successfully filed his Nomination Court papers at the High Court, was recently hit with a court challenge by Lovedale Mangwana, a ZANU PF member.
Mangwana argued that Kasukuwere ceased to be a registered voter as he had been absent from his constituency for 18 consecutive months and should not be on the ballot paper.
The court case was postponed to 12 July 2023 to allow all parties to file their papers.
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Kasukuwere Returning To Zimbabwe Soon, Says Spokesperson

Dr Walter Mzembi, a former Tourism Minister who is currently in self-imposed exile, has criticised President Emmerson Mnangagwa for purportedly attempting to impede Saviour Kasukuwere’s candidacy for the presidency in the upcoming elections.
This follows an application filed by a <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">ZANU PF activist</a> named Lovedale Mangwana, which requested the court <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/06/28/zanu-pf-activist-moves-to-bar-kasukuwere-from-contesting-in-the-presidential-election/">to prevent Kasukuwere from running</a> on the grounds that he is no longer a registered voter in his constituency, having been absent from it for a period exceeding 18 consecutive months.
Mangwana argued that the acceptance of Kasukuwere’s nomination papers by the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Nomination court</a> was unconstitutional, citing the provisions of the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Electoral Act</a> which stipulate that a voter who has not resided in a constituency for an uninterrupted span of 18 months cannot have their name retained on the voters’ roll for that constituency. He said:
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I submit that the decision to accept the first respondent’s nomination paper is in breach of section 91(1)(d) of the Constitution and invalid.
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I was convinced that this circumstance meant that he is no longer a registered voter for any constituency in the republic and consequently, he does not qualify for candidacy for election to the office of President.
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Saviour Kasukuwere has been in self-imposed exile in South Africa since 2017. He skipped the country when the late former President, Robert Mugabe, was ousted from power. In response to the application, Mzembi said:
<blockquote>
This is the zenith of electoral cowardice and fear of Kasukuwere by the President of Zim ED Mnangagwa. If you cant manage internal party divisions and diversity and you resort to expulsions you reap rebellion and dissent. You had 6 years to fix this!
</blockquote>
Saviour Kasukuwere, who registered as an independent candidate for the upcoming presidential election, will know his eligibility to contest on Thursday, June 29th when the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">High Court</a> convenes to adjudicate the matter. His spokesperson and chief election agent, Jacqueline Sande, has confirmed that the legal team is preparing a response and will fight the case in court. Sande has expressed confidence that Kasukuwere will succeed in his bid to contest the presidential election, stating that there is no sustainable case to prevent him from running.
Some observers have suggested that the clause in the <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Electoral Act</a> which disqualifies individuals who have been out of their constituencies for a specific period from participating in an election should be abolished. They argue that this will affect many Zimbabweans living abroad who return home to vote during elections. There are many Zimbabweans living in exile or working in neighbouring countries who are still listed on the voters’ roll, and it is uncertain if they will be prevented from returning home to vote.
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Mzembi Criticizes Mnangagwa For Allegedly Blocking Kasukuwere's Presidential Candidacy

ZANU PF activist, Lovedale Mangwana, has threatened to approach the courts seeking to bar Saviour Kasukuwere from contesting the presidential election. Mangwana claims that Kasukuwere is not a registered voter and is therefore in violation of the constitution.
Lovedale Mangwana plans to submit an application that cites Saviour Kasukuwere and the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) as respondents. Mangwana claims that Kasukuwere’s nomination for the presidential election is invalid because he is not a registered voter. Mangwana quotes the Electoral Act which states that if a voter has not lived in a constituency for a continuous period of 18 months, their name cannot be retained on the voters’ roll for that constituency. He said:
<blockquote>
I submit that the decision to accept the first respondent’s nomination paper is in breach of section 91(1)(d) of the Constitution and invalid.
I was convinced that this circumstance meant that he is no longer a registered voter for any constituency in the republic and consequently, he does not qualify for candidacy for election to the office of President.
</blockquote>
Saviour Kasukuwere has been in self-imposed exile in South Africa since 2017. He skipped the country when the late former President, Robert Mugabe, was ousted from power.
He registered to contest in the presidential election as an independent presidential candidate. Kasukuwere’s spokesperson and chief election agent, Jacqueline Sande, has confirmed that the legal team is preparing a response and will fight the case in court. Sande has expressed confidence that Kasukuwere will succeed in his bid to contest the presidential election, stating that there is no sustainable case to prevent him from running. Sande told NewsDay:
<blockquote>
The legal team is seized with the matter. They have seen the draft application which has not yet been issued and served, to us. We have prepared a response and once we are formally served, we shall fight it in the courts. We are confident that we will succeed.
We believe that there is no sustainable case which can prevent Kasukuwere from contesting for the highest post in the land. Come August 23, he will emerge as the president of the Republic of Zimbabwe.
That being said, nothing will deter Kasukuwere from running as presidential candidate come August 23.
I would like to urge all Zimbabweans to rally behind him and bring change to our country. This is what democracy is all about. Where one leader has failed, s/he has to give the baton to someone else to develop or stir the ship.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere, a former Minister of Local Government, is one of 10 presidential candidates who will be competing against President Emmerson Mnangagwa in the upcoming election.
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ZANU PF Activist Moves To Bar Kasukuwere From Contesting In The Presidential Election

Presidential aspirant Elisabeth Valerio criticised fellow aspirant <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere/">Saviour Kasukuwere</a>, saying that Zimbabweans considering voting for him suggests the nation is not ready to vote for good candidates. Valerio drew on a hypothesis that even Jesus would not be voted for despite his goodness. Zimbabwe is set to hold harmonised elections on 23 August 2023.
In a Twitter post seen by Pindula News, Valerio questioned whether Zimbabweans have lost their sense of ethics and morality after living in a corrupt society for so long. She said:
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Someone said to me today… “if #Jesus himself was on the ballot, #Zimbabweans would not #vote for him.” This got me thinking about all the heroism Kasukuwere has received recently on social media. Are #Zimbabweans turning a blind eye and forgetting that for a time Saviour #Kasukuwere was the vanguard for much of the injustice and exploitation in our country? Only the amoral would seek refuge in Kasukuwere. Do we no longer know the difference between right and wrong? Have we lost all sense and ethics – perhaps as a consequence of having lived for so long in such a highly #corrupt society? Will #Zimbabwe ever wake up?
</blockquote>
Valerio’s own chances of participating in the presidential election are in limbo after the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) rejected her application for failure to pay the registration fee of US$20 000. Speaking on the rejection of her application, Valerio said:
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I am appealing their position and want @ZECzim to set aside the decision of the Presiding Officer of the Nomination Court, who rejected my nomination as a candidate for election to the office of president.
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Meanwhile, Kasukuwere, a former Local Government Minister, has registered to contest for the presidency alongside other candidates including the incumbent president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, Nelson Chamisa, Douglas Mwonzora, Lovemore Madhuku, Joseph Busha, Trust Chikohora, Blessing Kasiyamhuru, Wilbert Archbald Mubaiwa, Gwinyai Muzorewa, and Harry Peter Wilson. Another aspirant, Linda Masarira, has approached the courts seeking to force ZEC to accept her application after it was rejected.
Saviour Kasukuwere’s past has been marred by accusations of violence, corruption and abuse of office. Kasukuwere was also accused of plotting to remove Mugabe from power by creating parallel structures within the party. All ten provinces voted to have him expelled from the ZANU PF but the late former president Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace saved him after claiming that his hearing had not been handled well. 
In 2017, he skipped the country following Mugabe’s ouster and was later expelled from ZANU PF by the party’s central committee. Kasukuwere’s return to Zimbabwe in 2018 after self-imposed exile raised questions about his motives and whether he had made a deal with the Mnangagwa-led administration. However, Kasukuwere denied any political intentions at that time. 
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Presidential Aspirant Valerio Criticises Kasukuwere, Questioning Zimbabweans' Judgment

Self-exiled former ZANU PF Political Commissar <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere">Saviour Kasukuwere</a> said that threats of arrest will not deter him from coming back home to contest for the presidency in the upcoming elections.
Kasukuwere responded to State media reports on Saturday, that he is a fugitive, through the chairperson and convenor of his presidential campaign, <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Walter_Mzembi">Walter Mzembi</a>, who is also in exile.
Speaking on Saturday evening, Mzembi, who is a former Minister of Foreign Affairs said:
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No amount of threats or intimidation will deter him from his impending travel to Harare.
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Mzembi rejected claims by Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Permanent Secretary Virginia Mabhiza that there are two arrest warrants hanging over Kasukuwere’s head. He was quoted by <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/https-www-newzimbabwe-com-defiant-kasukuwere-dares-mnangagwa-says-not-intimidated-by-arrest-threats/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> as saying:
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For the avoidance of doubt, the charges related to the warrants of arrest against president Kasukuwere were quashed by the High Court in its judgement No. HH562/19 which the State has not appealed against.
We call upon all Zimbabweans to ignore these attempts to weaponise the criminal justice system by creating a public perception that president Kasukuwere is a fugitive from justice.
After his charges were quashed president Kasukuwere’s bail conditions fell away.
His bail deposit was reimbursed and the High Court ordered the state to release his title deeds which order the state is in contempt up to this day.
</blockquote>
Mzembi said the passport that Mabhiza told the state media about expired and was renewed by the same state with no challenges at all confirming that all was in order.
Mabhiza said Kasukuwere should submit himself before the law and seek cancellation of the warrants. She said:
<blockquote>
When someone is issued with a warrant of arrest, they should submit himself before the law.
What he should do is submit himself before the law and seek cancellation of the warrants.
He has his lawyers, so they should advise him on what he should do. His submission to the law is standard procedure.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere is among 11 candidates that successfully filed their nomination papers to contest the presidential elections.
The other ten candidates are Joseph Busha (Free Zim Congress), Nelson Chamisa (CCC), Trust Chikohora (ZCPD), Blessing Kasiyamhuru (ZIPP), Lovemore Madhuku (NCA), Douglas Mwonzora (MDC), Emmerson Mnangagwa (ZANU PF), Wilbert Mubaiwa (NPC), Gwinyai Henry Muzorewa (UANC), and Harry Peter Wilson (DOP).
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Kasukuwere Says Not Intimidated By Arrest Threats

Self-exiled former Cabinet Minister <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere">Saviour Kasukuwere</a> last week said he was concerned about his security as he plans to return to the country to campaign ahead of the 23 August elections.
The former ZANU PF Political Commissar is among 11 candidates that successfully filed their nomination papers to contest the presidential elections.
In his “Roadmap to a better Zimbabwe” address in South Africa recently, Kasukuwere said President Emmerson Mnangagwa must not weaponise State institutions against opponents. <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200013095/tyson-raises-security-concerns">He said</a>:
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We trust that now we are in an election period you (Mnangagwa) can’t weaponise institutions against your opponents.
I am sure this is an election that everyone wants to proceed smoothly so that the outcome is not contested.
We have to take security issues into consideration, you don’t board the plane (as) passenger 34 and just rock up without doing some preparatory work.
We did exactly that to see the reaction and very interesting results came our way.
Yes, we were concerned and we are still very concerned (security-wise) and will be raising these issues with relevant institutions.
We have our SADC body; we have the monitoring teams that will be coming into our country. It’s important that every contestant is protected, is secure…
So, allow our country to be back on the international stage and we the participants and contestants are all able to say this was a good election, we had a good fight, but at the end of the day, we are still brothers and sisters.
After counting (the votes), and somebody has emerged (the winner) and we know we will be emerging very strong, then you can start arresting others if you want to arrest others, but the game is not about arresting people, let’s go to the ground and campaign. Let’s tell the people what we can do or what we can’t do.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere said he will be in the country soon for his campaign launch but faces possible arrest on arrival as arrest warrants were issued for him in 2019.
ZRP spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi told <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/2-arrest-warrants-hang-over-kasukuweres-head/">The Herald</a> on Friday night that two warrants of arrest issued for Kasukuwere have not been cancelled.
He said a warrant of arrest was issued on 18 January 2019 by retired Harare magistrate Hosea Mujaya after the former ZANU PF Political Commissar failed to appear for trial on four counts of criminal abuse of office.
Asst Comm Nyathi said another was issued after Kasukuwere failed to resubmit his passport to the clerk of court during the agreed period.
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Kasukuwere Raises Security Concerns Ahead Of His Return To Zimbabwe

Self-exiled former ZANU PF Political Commissar <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere">Saviour Kasukuwere</a> says he has no idea why President Emmerson Mnangagwa failed in his five years in office after spending five decades with the late former President Robert Mugabe.
Mnangagwa came to power in 2017 after Mugabe was deposed in a military coup. He then won his first term in office under controversial circumstances in elections held on 30 June 2018.
Speaking in an interview with Hugo Rubatika on South African television station Newzroom Afrika, Kasukuwere claimed he has a deeper appreciation than Mnangagwa of what Zimbabwe must do to reclaim its former glory.
Quizzed on how he is different from Mnangagwa as the two served as Cabinet Ministers under the administration of Robert Mugabe for many years, Kasukuwere said:
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Well, there is a world of difference between the person called Saviour Kasukuwere and Mnangagwa. I’m sure you can tell there is a world of difference.
I come with a very clear agenda, higher levels, and a deeper appreciation of what the people of Zimbabwe must do.
Yes, we served under President Mugabe but he has been there longer and I don’t understand why he failed because he should have been able to learn a lot over the 50 years he was with President Mugabe.
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Kasukuwere was also asked to prove his credibility to occupy the highest office in the land. His response was:
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I have a lot of credibility obviously, I don’t know what type of credibility you require.
More than having been a successful Minister who executed his responsibilities.
I ran the Ministry of Youth… we did a lot of programmes for young people in the country.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere is among 11 candidates that successfully filed their nomination papers to contest the presidential elections on 23 August 2023.
Police say there are two arrest warrants for Kasukuwere dating back to 2019.
ZRP spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi told <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/2-arrest-warrants-hang-over-kasukuweres-head/">The Herald</a> on Friday night that two warrants of arrest issued for Kasukuwere have not been cancelled.
He said a warrant of arrest was issued on 18 January 2019 by retired Harare magistrate Hosea Mujaya after the former ZANU PF Political Commissar failed to appear for trial on four counts of criminal abuse of office.
Asst Comm Nyathi said another was issued after Kasukuwere failed to resubmit his passport to the clerk of court during the agreed period.
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I Don't Understand Why Mnangagwa Failed - Kasukuwere

The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has said there are two arrest warrants for independent presidential candidate <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere">Saviour Kasukuwere</a> who is in self-imposed exile.
ZRP spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi told <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/2-arrest-warrants-hang-over-kasukuweres-head/">The Herald</a> on Friday night that two warrants of arrest issued for Kasukuwere have not been cancelled.
He said a warrant of arrest was issued on 18 January 2019 by retired Harare magistrate Hosea Mujaya after the former ZANU PF Political Commissar failed to appear for trial on four counts of criminal abuse of office.
Asst Comm Nyathi said another was issued after Kasukuwere failed to resubmit his passport to the clerk of court during the agreed period. He said:
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We have two warrants of arrest that have not been cancelled yet. The first warrant was issued by Magistrate Mujaya on 18 January 2019 where he was facing criminal law charges under Section 174 (b) (a) of the criminal law code because he defaulted court under number CRB HarareR842/18.
The second warrant is under 39/18, he was given his passport but failed to submit it back within the stipulated period so the police should execute these warrants they are currently in possession of and so far there are no indications that they have been cancelled.
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Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Permanent Secretary Virginia Mabhiza said Kasukuwere should submit himself before the law and seek cancellation of the warrants. She said:
<blockquote>
When someone is issued with a warrant of arrest, they should submit himself before the law.
What he should do is submit himself before the law and seek cancellation of the warrants.
He has his lawyers, so they should advise him on what he should do. His submission to the law is standard procedure.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere is among 11 candidates that successfully filed their nomination papers to contest the presidential elections on 23 August 2023.
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Two Arrest Warrants For Kasukuwere Have Not Been Cancelled - Police

ZANU PF has dismissed self-exiled former political commissar <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere">Saviour Kasukuwere</a>‘s presidential ambitions as a futile exercise that will fall “flat on the ground”.
Kasukuwere successfully lodged his nomination papers with the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), and reports suggest he has the support of ZANU PF members particularly in his home province, Mashonaland Central.
However, speaking in Harare on Thursday, ZANU PF political commissar <a href="https://wiki.pindula.co.zw/Mike_Bimha">Mike Bimha</a> said Kasukuwere will eventually sink into oblivion after leaving the party. <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/it-is-cold-out-there-zanu-pf-tells-kasukuwere-as-former-commissar-vies-for-presidency/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> quoted Bimha as saying:
<blockquote>
One has to go back to the history of our party you had people who were probably holding very senior positions in ZANU PF and doing well in terms of making contributions to the party and having gone through the rank and occupying senior positions and one by one when they felt that probably they were big enough to go high to the top some of them left the party started their own parties and contested but history has it that one after the other they fell flat on the ground and that has been the history.
This is the history of ZANU PF and that is the end of you. It is very cold out there. You might have the support when you are within ZANU PF but when you go out of ZANU PF that support disappears because it is ZANU PF which is strong, it is ZANU PF that is popular not an individual and that is the fate that will also befall the colleague.
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Meanwhile, ZANU PF is set to launch its election manifesto in Chipinge on Saturday, where ZANU’s founding leader Ndabaningi Sithole hailed from.
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Kasukuwere Will 'Fall Flat On The Ground' - ZANU PF

The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) announced on Thursday that 11 candidates would contest the southern African country’s presidential election on August 23.
While 21 candidates submitted nomination papers on Wednesday, 10 were not accepted for various reasons, including failure to pay the US$20,000 fee or insufficient nominations. Candidates were required to have 10 nominations from each of Zimbabwe’s 10 provinces.
ZEC’s deputy chairman <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Rodney_Kiwa/">Rodney Kiwa</a> confirmed that President Emmerson Mnangagwa, leader of Zanu PF, and his main rival Nelson Chamisa of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) had their papers accepted. Other candidates on the ballot include Saviour Kasukuwere, Douglas Mwonzora, Lovemore Madhuku, Joseph Busha, Trust Chikohora, Blessing Kasiyamhuru, Wilbert Archbald Mubaiwa, Gwinyai Muzorewa, and Harry Peter Wilson.
The ZEC will release successful candidate lists for the National Assembly and local authority elections by June 30 to provide time for aggrieved candidates to launch court appeals.
Some presidential aspirants have resolved not to contest in this year’s election citing high nomination fees. <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tendai_Munyanduri/">Tendai Peter Munyanduri</a>, leader of the New Innovative and Modernisation Front Party (NIMFP), has said he will not contest for the presidency in the 2023 elections due to high nomination fees and pressure from his studies.
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Zimbabwe's Presidential Election To Have 11 Candidates: ZEC

Eleven candidates have registered to run in Zimbabwe’s presidential election which is a huge decrease from a record number of 23 candidates who contested in the 2018 presidential election. The eleven candidates include the current president, Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Mnangagwa’s main challenger is Nelson Chamisa from the opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party. Other candidates include
<ol>
<li><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Douglas_Mwonzora/">Douglas Mwonzora</a> (<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Movement_for_Democratic_Change/">MDC-T</a>),</li>
<li>Trust Chikohora (Zimbabwe Coalition for Peace and Development), </li>
<li><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Lovemore_Madhuku/">Lovemore Madhuku</a> (<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/National_Constitutional_Assembly/">National Constituent Assembly (NCA</a>),</li>
<li><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Blessing_Kasiyamhuru/">Blessing Kasiyamhuru</a> (<a class="new" href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/index.php?title=Zimbabwe_Partnership_for_Prosperity&amp;action=edit&amp;redlink=1" title="Zimbabwe Partnership for Prosperity (page does not exist)">Zimbabwe Partnership for Prosperity</a> Party),</li>
<li><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere/">Saviour Kasukuwere</a> (former youth minister – Independent),</li>
<li><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Joseph_Busha/">Joseph Makamba Busha</a> (Freezim Congress Party),</li>
<li><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Wilson_Harry_Peters/">Wilson Harry Peters</a> (<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Democratic_Opposition_Party" title="Democratic Opposition Party">Democratic Opposition Party</a>),</li>
<li><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2018/05/29/i-will-appoint-opposition-in-my-cabinet-muzorewa/">Gwinyai Muzorewa</a> (United African National Council (UANC)) and</li>
<li><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Linda_Masarira/">Linda Masarirwa</a> (<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Labour,_Economists_and_African_Democrats/">Labour, Economists and African Democrats (LEAD</a>), the only woman in the contest.</li>
</ol>
The final tally of successful applicants will be announced by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission on Thursday (today).
The Republic of Zimbabwe is preparing for its upcoming general election, which is scheduled to take place on August 23. The election will determine the country’s next president, as well as parliamentary and local government representatives for the next five years. 
The number of nominations has reduced, partly due to the high registration fees required. To participate in the presidential election, a candidate was required to pay US$20,000 (R400,000) for registration. The Nomination Court also demanded US$1000 (R20,000) for parliamentarians at provincial courts, and US$200 (R4,000) for those aspiring to Senate seats.
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UPDATE: 11 Candidates Have Registered To Run In Zimbabwe's Presidential Election

Self-exiled former ZANU PF Political Commissar Saviour Kasukuwere has declared his intention to contest in the 23 August 2023 elections as an independent presidential candidate.
In a statement, Kasukuwere appealed to ZANU PF members to support his candidature, saying President Emmerson Mnangagwa is inept and promotes corruption. Read the statement below:
<blockquote>
My Dear Comrades and Countrymen,
I humbly write to you on the eve of the sitting of the nomination court to inform you that I have considered your plea for my return home to participate in our 2023 electoral processes. I accept the call to run for the Office of President of the Republic of Zimbabwe.
My decision to stand as an independent candidate, painful as it is, arises out of two missed opportunities. Both in December 2017 and September 2022, our party Congress failed to allow fair competition for the Presidency.
As a result, it failed to unite the membership, forgive the past, and reconcile for the future of our glorious revolution.
Unfortunately, to this day, notwithstanding a promise to let “bygones be bygones” post-November 2017 and a pledge to “restore the legacy” and values of our liberation movement, we continue to witness exclusionary politics; persecution of members who loyally served the people, the party, the government, and the late founding President, Cde Robert Gabriel Mugabe.
It is unacceptable that the so-called new dispensation has exiled me and many other comrades over one key disagreement about how the internal succession process ought to have been handled.
Our position was and remains clear, that without intimidation, and abuse of state institutions, Cde Mnangagwa could never have won and cannot win any leadership position in a fair and open political process.
Post-November 2017, together, we all gave the “new dispensation” leadership space to govern and to make responsible decisions in uniting the party and the country.
In his 2018 campaign, Cde Mnangagwa promised to deliver health care for all, electricity, he promised youth jobs, he promised educational reforms; he promised modern railway system; he promised to mechanise, modernise and grow the economy; he promised to conduct social and security reforms that predicate our international re-engagement needs.
On all counts, he has failed in his own promises. The question for the party is whether Cde Mnangagwa must be allowed to fail for another five years at the expense of the people of Zimbabwe.
The country cannot afford another five years of toxic political differences, a failed economy, and social strife. It is time to settle this by throwing this matter back to the people through this election for them to make a choice between fear and hope.
His conduct as party leader and state president is averse to the core values of the liberation movement of inclusive, open, and transparent politics.
His tenure and leadership style so far have left our party structures – the Main Wing, the Women’s League, and the Youth League – badly exposed and threatened by corrupt, foreign, hero-worshipping “for ED” structures, which undermine elected national, provincial and district leaders and are disrespectful to our traditional leaders.
In his own words, he advised President Mugabe that “the party is not your personal property nor that of your family” and let alone the country.
The leaders of these dodgy “for ED” groups have unlimited access to Cde Mnangagwa and unlimited resources while the party structures remain unfunded.
You have witnessed these developments; you have seen the photographs of their flamboyant lives and association with Cde Mnangagwa and you have not been allowed to openly question these shenanigans.
We need to renew politics in our country, reassert and give back power to the people. Cde Mnangagwa must give the party a chance to choose between the future and the past, between hope and fear.
Among the issues raised to justify Cde Mnangagwa’s attack on President Mugabe was that the latter was surrounded by criminals.
Ironically, the ‘Gold Mafia’ expose, the arrest of public figures at the airport over gold smuggling, the lavish lifestyles of his family, some of whom have never worked a day in their lives, shows that persons very close to Cde Mnangagwa engage in various illicit businesses.
The allegations that his family and associates have preferential access to foreign currency at the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe have never been challenged or disproved.
It is known that from Sandawana to Makaha his family has taken over gold mining, including having shares in government companies. The government is silent on diamond exports which are unaccounted for.
You are all aware that his family has taken over the importation, distribution, and sale of fuel. You are all aware that his family and associates are involved in almost all the multi-billion-dollar Belarus deals.
You have seen the obscenity of their sudden wealth, yet they argued that President Mugabe was surrounded by criminals.
Despite a ban on the export of lithium, you are aware that persons surrounding Cde Mnangagwa are in possession of export permits and that they are exporting it without any money to the treasury. The looting from the state must stop.
The reversal of the indigenization process and the quiet reversal of the landmark land reform process by returning vast tracts of land to only farmers connected to Cde Mnangagwa, contrary to party congress decisions, is yet another sign of Cde Mnangagwa’s unpreparedness to respect the party structures and resolutions.
Such cardinal decisions and resolutions adopted at Congress cannot be reversed at the whims and caprices of an individual no matter their designation. ZANU PF is not his personal property.
It has become common cause that once gold and other precious minerals are discovered, the Mnangagwa associates and family move in to claim the deposits ahead of others.
The lived reality of our people is that the RTGS has lost all value. It is simply untrue that the RTGS “is the strongest currency in the region” when its highest denomination cannot buy a loaf of bread.
The Government itself through the auction rate accepts that the exchange rate is over RTGS 7000 to the US dollar and continues to free-fall.
The Reserve Bank Governor, who promised to resign if his “Bond Note 1:1 gedye” project failed, is still in office.
The Minister of Finance who lied to the public that “zvinhu zvakarongeka;” “we have a budget surplus” when in fact people are suffering.
The point is simple, the Mnangagwa administration is trying to run the economy through propaganda and not through well-thought-out ideas, properly implemented policies, and government discipline. No one is held accountable for their failures.
Cde Mnangagwa selectively rewards the elite of the public service, yet the generality of the civil service is wallowing in abject poverty despite their spirited loyalty and patriotism.
No attempt has been made to explain why Cde Mnangagwa can buy over 800 campaign vehicles but cannot provide ambulances, or cancer machines at our referral hospitals. This speaks to his indifference to the suffering of Zimbabweans.
Comrades, the problems associated with a Mnangagwa presidency are known; the solution is a return to the values of the liberation movement of; the right of our people to choose their own leaders – in and outside ZANU PF; unity; gender, racial, and ethnic equality of all Zimbabweans; the ownership of and benefit from national resources ahead of foreigners.
The respite our people felt politically, socially, and economically during the Government of National Unity period of 2009-2013 should be a permanent experience borne out of an inclusive governance culture, ushered in by a generational consensus.
Zimbabweans must find each other through an Intra Zimbabwe Dialogue process beyond the politics of conquest predicated by our highly competitive and often toxic and disputed electoral politics.
I intend to lead or to be an integral part of this constructive engagement process beyond this bid for the highest office.
Comrades,
<ul>
<li>It’s time to Renew the country’s leadership, and enshrine a new vision and aspirations to restore Zimbabwe’s glory. Zimbabwe must take its place amongst the world’s community of nations and as a responsible member of the international community. We need to implement and uphold the Constitution and respect the rights of all citizens.</li>
<li>It’s time to Reconcile. To put our past differences aside and embrace one another while acknowledging our failures and repair the damage that has been caused internally and externally. We must ensure a united approach to combat the twin evils of sanctions and corruption. The Gukurahundi question requires a permanent resolution, and peaceful closure, as with other past conflicts in our history. As the saying goes, united we stand, divided we fall.</li>
<li>It’s time to Reform our national institutions so that they deliver for the benefit of the majority in a transparent and accountable manner. We are called upon to strengthen institutions in line with the Constitution and in alignment with the Pan-African and international standards. Abuse of national institutions must stop.</li>
<li>It’s time to Revive Zimbabwe in an inclusive economic renaissance that incorporates all and leaves no one behind. We must empower the majority to ensure that everyone plays their part as agents of development. Zimbabweans should be at the core of the exploitation of national resources and economic growth. Zimbabwe belongs to all of us.</li>
<li>It’s time to Rebuild Zimbabwe which has a rich heritage of builders manifest in the ancient city of Great Zimbabwe. Let’s ignite the full potential of Zimbabweans to participate in the infrastructural revolution that lies ahead of us.</li>
</ul>
My dear comrades, I have written to illustrate some of the challenges we face. In so doing, I have taken the extraordinary step in these extraordinary times to make myself available for election to the office of the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe.
I will be standing as an Independent Candidate on the 23rd August 2023 national elections. In so doing, I will be proceeding to file my candidature in the nomination court in Harare on 21st June 2023.
Please join me in the fight against fear and the pursuit of renewed hope for our beloved country, Zimbabwe. God bless Zimbabwe and all her people.
It’s time for hope to take over fear.
Saviour Kasukuwere
Presidential Candidate
</blockquote>
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Kasukuwere Announces He Will Contest In The 2023 Presidential Election

Political analysts say former ZANU PF Politburo member Saviour Kasukuwere has no chance of winning the presidential election race set for 23 August 2023.
Kasukuwere, currently self-exiled in South Africa, is reportedly planning to return to Zimbabwe to run for president.
Political analysts who spoke to <a href="https://thenewshawks.com/tyson-threatens-knockout-punch-but-doubts-persist/">The NewsHawks</a> said Kasukuwere does not stand a chance to win the presidential election, but he could divide the ZANU PF vote thereby benefitting CCC leader Nelson Chamisa in the race.
University of Zimbabwe political science lecturer Eldred Masunungure said:
<blockquote>
I think the media is over-hyping the Kasukuwere entry into the presidential race in the sense that he is being overrated.
He has been disconnected from the grassroots for half a decade and whatever ties he had with communities have decidedly weakened except on Twitter platforms and this is a minute segment of the electorate.
In light of this, I doubt that he will make a significant and compelling impact on the political dynamics, whether at the national level or in respect of the two main political parties.
In the outside chance that he is impactful, I speculate that he will eat into his former party’s electoral base (i.e., ZANU PF) by splitting that support base and thus somewhat benefiting Nelson Chamisa and his CCC.
</blockquote>
Professor of world politics at the University of London’s School of Oriental and African Studies, Stephen Chan, said:
<blockquote>
This (Kasukuwere’s presidential bid) will have no effect on the final vote. Kasukuwere doesn’t have the well-oiled ZANU PF machine on his side.
His candidature is of interest, however, not in terms of his being a “spoiler”, but in terms of what he might say about the internal faults of ZANU PF.
</blockquote>
Political analyst Vivid Gwede said:
<blockquote>
He might misjudge his clout, if he thinks that he would be anything other than a distant third, whose contribution at best is to lead to a runoff amongst the main contenders CCC and ZANU PF.
But he is more likely to eat into the traditional ZANU PF support base, his erstwhile home, and make its precarious position worse and more assured of defeat in this election.
A crucial fact is that new voters registered aware of or persuaded by his late, but less-than-momentous entry into the race.
Kasukuwere’s political history is quintessentially ZANU PF and that is where his supporters are.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere has, however, not yet disclosed if he will field parliamentary, council, and senatorial candidates in the 23 August elections.
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Kasukuwere Has No Chance Of Winning 2023 Presidential Race - Analysts

Self-exiled former ZANU PF Politburo member Saviour Kasukuwere reportedly offered Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP) leader Mqondisi Moyo the post of deputy, while he was to be a president.
Speaking in an interview with <a href="https://cite.org.zw/mrp-leader-warns-against-celebrating-kasukuweres-return/">CITE</a>, Moyo claimed that Kasukuwere once sent emissaries to him in South Africa in 2019 asking that they work together. Said Moyo:
<blockquote>
I can’t recall the exact date but it was between September and December when Kasukuwere, who was also in South Africa sent emissaries to me because he wanted me to work with him and be his vice president.
The emissaries were Ndebele people, two of them were Msipa brothers and I knew one of them from our time together in ZAPU. So I think he might have told Kasukuwere that he knows me.
This Msipa fellow had a printing shop in Bulawayo and when we were in ZAPU, we once printed ZAPU t-shirts at his shop and when we met, he joked that ZAPU still owes him some money from that printing.
</blockquote>
Moyo further claimed that the emissaries told him that Kasukuwere was taking over ZANU PF. He said:
<blockquote>
They said Kasukuwere wants to form a party, where I was to be his deputy so that he wins the hearts of the people of Matabeleland.
I thanked them for their acknowledgement that Kasukuwere knew of my existence as Mqondisi Moyo and of MRP but in return I asked them when did Kasukuwere retire from being a Central Intelligence Operative because once one – always one.
</blockquote>
Moyo claimed he rejected the offer despite the emissaries telling him that Kasukuwere had money. He said:
<blockquote>
I pointed out that when Kasukuwere was Minister of Youth in 2013, he was given US$10 million for the 10 provinces, with each to get one million.
The money was given to CABS and CBZ. We strongly encouraged youth under 35 in Matabeleland to apply for those loans and even assisted some.
Guess what, out of all the youth we assisted to apply, no one received a loan.
AS MRP we discovered that youth from other places applied for the money pretending to be locals.
I refused their offer and told them if a child was born under ZANU, most probably the child will behave like most ZANU PF people, which was my way of telling them that I don’t trust anyone from ZANU PF.
I said I was not in this for money and as long as I see that you have disadvantaged Matabeleland, I am better off without money.
</blockquote>
Moyo said Kasukuwere’s emissaries went and “never brought back a reply”.
He urged Zimbabweans to be careful of who they vote for in their desperation for change.
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"Kasukuwere Offered Vice President Post To Mthwakazi Republic Party Leader"

Former ZANU PF Politburo member Saviour Kasukuwere has narrated how he survived 15 minutes of intense gunfire at his Harare home during the 2017 military coup that toppled late President Robert Mugabe.
Kasukuwere described the events in a yet-to-be-published book which is written in the third person narrative. Excerpts from the book  quoted by <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/https-www-newzimbabwe-com-kasukuwere-details-how-he-survived-15-minutes-of-intense-gunfire-during-november-2017-coup-in-new-book/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> read:
<blockquote>
Early November 16 at exactly 0215 hours, there was a huge bang at his gate and the alarm went off and for the next 15 minutes, there was a deafening gunfire attack.
He (Kasukuwere) escaped death by a whisker as armed military men unleashed 113 rounds of live bullets onto his house.
The armed military men also fired a number of shots at a nearby ZESA electricity supply booster in a bid to cut off power from his house.
Saviour and his family survived the gruesome attack on his family home on the eve of the coup, which left deep emotional scars.
He fled from his home with his family and other colleagues crossing the Ruya River to Mozambique and then Kenya; exiled in South Africa which he now calls home.
The gruesome attack on his home and family has never been investigated up to this day.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere was one of those within ZANU PF’s G40 faction which was targetted during the coup.
Meanwhile, Kasukuwere is reportedly planning to run in the 23 August elections as a presidential candidate.
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Saviour Kasukuwere Narrates How He Survived Gunfire During 2017 Coup

In a recent article published in The Herald, columnist @JAMWANDA2 referred to <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere/">Saviour Kasukuwere</a>, a presidential aspirant, as “the latter-day pretender to the crown.”
He said Kasukuwere’s entry into the political race has caused a stir on social media, but not in the work-a-day world where politics and politicians are made and unmade.
Jamwanda said the debate on social media is not about his chances but rather about whose vote he is likely to split, which seals and immortalizes his political fate as the nearly man of Zimbabwe’s political contest.
Jamwanda added that supporters in both the ruling party and opposition are angry with Kasukuwere, ironically for the same fears his ordained role seems to trigger. Jamwanda said:
<blockquote>
He will eat into ED’s vote, a few impressionable ones in the ruling party opine; he will divide opposition vote thus undermining Chamisa, many in the opposition think and fear.
Between both camps is no Chinese wall! For both roles he needs no schizophrenia. Not even a gossamer veil!
</blockquote>
The columnist’s view is that Kasukuwere’s significance and value hardly surpass a farthing (a former British coin, which was worth a quarter of a penny) and that no serious politician should waste time on him, any more than he does on himself.
Jamwanda says Kasukuwere’s forlorn hope is to gain significance by causing the authorities to wave a charge sheet in his face, allowing him to claim “negative capability” and join the ranks of US’s Oliver North of the CIA Contra Scandal in bragging about himself.
Saviour Kasukuwere, who is currently in self-exile, is said to still command a significant following in ZANU PF where he used to be a political commissar. He fled the country in 2017 after the ouster of former President Robert Mugabe, and was allegedly one of the leaders of the vanquished <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">G40 faction</a>. 
Kasukuwere has indicated that he <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/06/05/mduduzi-mathuthu-zimbabwe-faces-run-off-over-kasukuwere-presidential-candidacy/">will be making an official statement on his candidature soon</a>. He spoke to <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">South African journalist</a> Sophie Mokoena via his <a class="MarkdownLink_linkifiedLink__KxC9G">Twitter handle</a>, confirming that he will be making a formal statement.
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Kasukuwere Called "Latter-day Pretender To The Crown" By Jamwanda

Self-exiled former ZANU PF Political Commissar <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere">Saviour Kasukuwere</a> has filed an application seeking the cancellation of his warrant of arrest to allow him to contest in the 23 August presidential election.
The warrant of arrest was issued on 17 January 2019 by retired Harare magistrate Hosea Mujaya after Kasukuwere failed to appear for trial on four counts of criminal abuse of office.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200012567/kasukuwere-wants-warrant-of-arrest-cancelled">NewsDay</a> reported that in early 2020, the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) sought the extradition of Kasukuwere from South Africa where he is based.
However, the International Criminal Police Organisation (Interpol), turned down the request claiming that the issue was political.
In his application, which was filed on 02 June 2023, Kasukuwere, through his lawyers, Mhishi and Nkomo Legal Practitioners, said the warrant was issued in error.
Kasukuwere’s lawyers said he appeared before Mujaya on 29 November 2018 to answer to four counts of criminal abuse of duty.
The former ZANU PF Politburo member then took exception to the charges saying they lacked essential elements of the offence of criminal abuse of duty.
The magistrate, however, dismissed the application and Kasukuwere approached the High Court for a review of Mujaya’s decision.
The High Court ruled in his favour.
After upholding Kasukuwere’s application for exception, the High Court then ordered that the warrant of arrest issued by the Magistrates Court be cancelled by Mujaya who issued it. Said Kasukuwere’s lawyers:
<blockquote>
It is accordingly submitted that the applicant (Kasukuwere) has managed to show on a balance of probabilities that the warrant of arrest should be cancelled. It serves no purpose for it to remain in force.
It was rendered void by the High Court in a judgment.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere lost his ministerial position after the November 2017 military coup that ended the later former President Robert Mugabe’s 37 years in power.
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Saviour Kasukuwere Seeks Cancellation Of His Warrant Of Arrest

ZANU PF is not losing sleep over reports that self-exiled former Political Commissar <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere">Saviour Kasukuwere</a> has joined the presidential race ahead of the 23 August harmonised elections, a party official has said.
ZANU PF director of information and publicity <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Tafadzwa_Mugwadi">Tafadzwa Mugwad</a>i told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200012518/kasukuwere-joins-presidential-race">NewsDay</a> that the party was not concerned about a “fugitive of justice” in reference to Kasukuwere who faces arrest over a litany of charges. Said Mugwadi:
<blockquote>
ZANU PF does not lose sleep over nothing. There is no Zimbabwean constituency across the Limpopo to the extent that you are aware.
We are focused on winning the election for development and our indomitable presidential candidate H.E Cde ED Mnangagwa does not lose sleep over a barking fugitive of justice.
After all, it’s good to have ambitions, but it will be foolhardy and tomfoolery to aspire to empty an ocean using buckets.
We have already set preparations in motion for the inauguration of would-be President-elect, Cde ED Mnangagwa.
Let Tom, Dick and Harry throw their hat in the ring, but in the end, Floyd Mayweather has no defeat.
</blockquote>
However, a political analyst Rejoice Ngwenya, told NewsDay that if ZANU PF allows Kasukuwere to contest, their candidate, President Emmerson Mnangagwa will lose. Said Ngwenya:
<blockquote>
If that happens, then Mnangagwa is gone.
But I can tell you, Mnangagwa and his allies are busy doing what they can to stop Kasukuwere from contesting.
If he does, he will divide the Zanu PF vote.
But I don’t think he will even make it to the Nomination Court.
The chances are very slim. Mnangagwa won’t fold his hands and let it happen.
</blockquote>
Contacted for comment by NewsDay on Monday, 05 June, Kasukuwere said:
<blockquote>
I know people are interested to know (about the candidature), but I can assure you that you will be the first to get the official statement.
</blockquote>
Kasukuwere fled the country during the military coup in November 2017 and briefly returned home in January 2018 and was arrested on corruption charges.
The charges were later dismissed by the Harare Magistrates Court but after he left the country again.
In October 2020, the Government sought Kasukuwere’s extradition from South Africa after issuing a warrant for his arrest.
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ZANU PF Not Losing Sleep Over Kasukuwere Presidential Ambitions - Mugwadi

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mduduzi_Mathuthu/">Mduduzi Mathuthu</a> has suggested that if former Local Government Minister, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere/">Saviour Kasukuwere</a>, contests for the presidential post in August 2023, Zimbabwe may face a run-off as he is likely to divide votes in the ruling ZANU PF.
Kasukuwere, who is currently in self-exile, is a former political commissar in the ruling party and is said to still command a significant following in ZANU PF. He fled the country in 2017 after the ouster of former President <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Robert_Mugabe/">Robert Mugabe</a> and was allegedly one of the leaders of the vanquished generation40 faction (G40).
Kasukuwere has indicated that he will be making an official statement soon. He spoke to South African Journalist, Sophie Mokwana via his Twitter handle:
<blockquote>
Sophie good morning. The call has been made and yes I will be making a formal statement on my candidature. Thank you for asking.
</blockquote>
Responding to Kasukuwere’s announcement, Mduduzi Mathuthu, the founder of the news website ZimLive.com, stated that Zimbabwe may be heading towards a presidential run-off. He said:
<blockquote>
Saviour Kasukuwere running for president puts us in run-off territory
</blockquote>
It has been reported that Saviour Kasukuwere is interested in returning to and rejoining the ruling ZANU PF party. His return to ZANU PF, if accepted, could have significant implications for the party’s internal dynamics and the upcoming presidential election in 2023. Even if he runs as an independent candidate, he is likely to get a fraction of voters from the ruling party. 
<h3>What’s a Run-off Election?</h3>
A run-off election occurs when no candidate in an initial election receives a majority of the votes. In Zimbabwe, this can happen if no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote in the presidential election. Factors that can lead to a run-off election include opposition vote fragmentation and allegations of electoral fraud.
Zimbabwe held its most recent run-off election in 2008. The election was contested between then President Robert Mugabe of the ruling ZANU-PF party and opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party. The <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Electoral_Commission/">Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC)</a> announced that no candidate had secured the required 50 + 1 percent of the votes. However, Tsvangirai withdrew from the race shortly before the run-off, citing widespread violence and intimidation by Mugabe’s supporters. The run-off was widely criticized for being neither free nor fair. A power-sharing agreement was brokered between Mugabe and Tsvangirai, leading to the formation of a unity government (GNU) in 2009. 
Currently, the major contenders in the upcoming 2023 Zimbabwean presidential election are the incumbent President, Emmerson Mnangagwa, and the opposition leader, Nelson Chamisa, who leads the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC). In the previous 2018 election, Mnangagwa narrowly defeated Chamisa in a highly disputed poll. Chamisa challenged the results in court, alleging that ZEC had colluded with the ruling party, ZANU PF, to rig the election in Mnangagwa’s favour. The official results released by the ZEC indicated that Mnangagwa won with 50.8% of the vote, while Chamisa received 44.3% of the vote. This resulted in Mnangagwa winning the election by a margin of 6.5 percentage points, which translated to a difference of 35,339 votes.
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Mduduzi Mathuthu: Zimbabwe Faces Run-Off Over Kasukuwere Presidential Candidacy

Norton Member of Parliament (Independent) <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Temba_Mliswa">Temba Mliswa</a> has said the nation should not be alarmed by reports saying that MPs will be given US$40 000 saying it is part of the US$80 000 they were given for the purpose of purchasing cars. 
In a Twitter thread seen by Pindula News, Mliswa said MPs deserve the money. He said:
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Just want to provide context and an explanation about the US$40 000 to be given to legislators. I’m the Chairperson of the Welfare Committee Pressure Group. That figure isn’t a gift but it’s a loan.
Again, initially and as approved in the Budget, MPs had been given US$80 000 for cars. However, they acquired vehicles for US$50 000 leaving a US$30K change. It’s part of that figure.
It’s also unfortunate that people operate with a mindset that MPs shouldn’t be supported in accordance with their offices and obligations. Every role and job has conditions of service. These are part of that. Why should the role of being an MP be dangerous, risky&amp; yet thankless?
How can we be effective in positions of oversight over the Executive and other arms of Gvt when we are not capacitated? Look at what the Judiciary and the Executive gets. How do you oversee such arms of Gvt from a position of dire poverty?
We are on PSMAS media (medical) aid and it doesn’t work. Fees we pay for ourselves. Ministers got US$500 000, Deputy Ministers US$350 000. We get US$40 000 and suddenly everyone is an economist attacking us! We are the poor and dull cousins who gives more and gets less in return really.
Let’s continue with this line of thinking and what you get at the end of the day is corruption with MPs susceptible to bribes due to dire situations. Look at Wadyajena’s Agric Committee where the MPs have been rendered dumb and obliging to his shenanigans because of money.
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Meanwhile, self-exiled former Local Government Minister, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere">Saviour Kasukuwere</a> said MPs were setting a wrong precedent. He said:
Go to banks and get loans! Ndochii icho cho. [what’s that?] Which other nation has such a precedent? What about if Cllr’s follow suit? Shumba siyaizvo! Ko makadyiwa? [don’t do that. What if you lose elections.]
Also responding to Mliswa’s post, Nzekete AG @AMakuyana said a loan is given based on one’s income and credit rating. He added:
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Once you get money at the end of your tenure as MP without consideration of whether you can pay or not – then that is certainly a furlough or grant!
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Other commentators said MPs do not care about the welfare of the general public.
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"It's Not A Gift" - Mliswa Speaks On US$40 000 To Be Given To Members Of Parliament

Self-exiled former cabinet minister, Professor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Jonathan_Moyo">Jonathan Moyo</a> has reiterated that <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Saviour_Kasukuwere">Saviour Kasukuwere</a> sought forgiveness from ZANU PF leadership since 2017.
Moyo’s remarks come after Kasukuwere allegedly mocked the former Tsholotsho legislator for writing an apology letter to ZANU PF. Moyo said: 
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Tyson launched his 2023 presidential bid with an UNPROVOKED attack on me and @PatrickZhuwao for our apology to ZanuPF members. Yet: We are not 2023 presidential candidates Our letter does not beg for forgiveness. It is him who has begged ZanuPF BIGWIGS for forgiveness!
Tyson and his lot wished that his UNPROVOKED attack on me &amp; @PatrickZhuwao over our apology letter to ZanuPFmembers, would go unchallenged; but I responded with FACTS, that it is him who has sought forgiveness from ZanuPF bigwigs since 2017; this got me criminally threatened!
It is idiocy to say our letter seeks forgiveness “that bullets missed us on 15 Nov 2017”; when @PatrickZhuwao was not even in Zim. Fact is, we clearly apologised to ZANU-PF MEMBERS for using – and being associated with – the #ZanuPfMustGo; hashtag!
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Kasukuwere, a former ZANU PF political commissar, said that he will not apologise to the ruling party or President Emmerson Mnangagwa, and seek readmission into the party. 
Moyo and Kasukuwere are among several former senior government officials who skipped the country’s borders in 2017 following the ouster of the late founding leader of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe. They allegedly belonged to the G40 faction which was opposed to the Lacoste faction which was allegedly being led by then Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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"Kasukuwere Has Sought Forgiveness From ZANU PF Bigwigs Since 2017" - Jonathan Moyo

Former ZANU PF Politburo member Jonathan Moyo has hit back at Saviour Kasukuwere after the latter said he will never beg ZANU PF or President Emmerson Mnangagwa for forgiveness, and seek readmission into the party.
Kasukuwere, who, like Moyo, fell out of favour with ZANU PF following the November 2017 military coup, recently said he will not go on his knees to beg for forgiveness from his erstwhile colleagues.
He made the remarks after Moyo and another self-exiled former cabinet minister, Patrick Zhuwao issued a public apology to ZANU PF members over their role in a campaign calling for the party to be removed from power.
Responding to Kasukuwere, Moyo claimed the former ZANU PF political commissar made endless calls begging ZANU PF to be readmitted into the ruling party. Wrote Moyo on Twitter:
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Yet days after the coup, Savior Kasukuwere coined the term “New Dispensation”; he later made endless forgiveness calls and begged a ZANU PF bigwig with “APOLOGY CATTLE”!
It’s cheap for Tyson to make hay out of the open ‘apology letter’ @PatrickZhuwao and I wrote. Our letter is public and is to ZANU PF members; unlike his private ‘APOLOGY CATTLE’ to ZANU PF bigwig.
@Hon_Kasukuwere, in 2017 wrote “Let’s embrace the new dispensation and build our nation. Unity is strength and peace are prerequisites for progress.
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In a leaked virtual address to his supporters, Kasukuwere said he is not a coward and is available to lead if his supporters invite him to do so.

Jonathan Moyo Mocks Saviour Kasukuwere

Former ZANU PF political commissar, Saviour Kasukuwere, said that he will not apologise to the ruling party or President Emmerson Mnangagwa, and seek readmission into the party.
In a leaked virtual address to his supporters, Kasukuwere, who is in self-imposed exile, said he is available to lead if members invite him to do so. He said:
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I am not one who must be expected to go on my knees to beg for forgiveness. I think there has to be maturity on all angles to say you cannot expect one who was also victimised, should I go and say I am sorry because you missed me? No.
We have been man enough to accept that some of these things must be handled in a much more mature way. There are no crybabies.
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Kasukuwere said he was not a coward and will not hesitate to lead if “the people” ask him to do so. He said:
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Do not be in too much haste for you might even meet more challenges in the future.
We still have time, we still have our eyes on how to resolve our question as Zimbabwe. There is the issue of the security of individuals.
There is an issue with how all the processes we are proposing should be handled.
I want to assure you comrades, I am not blind to your discussions. I am aware I have taken this extraordinary step for the first time to say, yes we are leaders, I am available as one of the comrades if people say come and lead I will not hesitate to do that. I am not a coward; I am not a fool, and I am not scared to do that.
I have given this address for the first time because no leader must impose himself on the people.
No leader must be one to say it’s me. Let the people decide. Let the clarion call come from the people.
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Last week, Kasukuwere’s fellow former G40 kingpins Jonathan Moyo and Patrick Zhuwao issued a public apology to ZANU PF members over their role in a campaign calling for the party to be removed from power. | <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/l-will-never-beg-for-zanu-pf-forgiveness-says-defiant-exiled-kasukuwere-in-apparent-jibe-at-g40-colleagues-prof-moyo-hits-back-in-kind/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

Kasukuwere Says He Will Not Beg ZANU PF For Forgiveness

Self-exiled former ZANU PF Politburo member Saviour Kasukuwere said that the late former president, Robert Mugabe, wanted to hand over power to his then deputy, Emmerson Mnangagwa, but the latter was pressured by power-hungry allies to stage a coup in November 2017.
Speaking at a discussion on the fifth anniversary of Mugabe’s ouster held under the topic, Back to the Future: A Review of the Post-November 2017 Coup in Zimbabwe which was hosted by Sapes Trust last Thursday, Kasukuwere also accused ZANU PF of failing to follow its own constitution. He said:
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Those colleagues were looking at the watch and wanted to taste power. Their ages were advancing and some were turning 79, others 80. If we had discussed this at the party we would not have been where we are now.
The appointment of Mnangagwa as then Vice-President was an indication that Mugabe wanted him to come in.
This was a discussion he had with us to say: ‘Let Mnangagwa come in and we can move forward.’ But ZANU PF being ZANU PF there was a secretive way of doing things which created problems for us up to this day.
We should have stuck to the constitutional process to challenge the President. The big problem in Zanu PF now is that nobody can stand up and say ‘I want to be a ZANU PF president.’
You can say that in exile, not in Zimbabwe. We should have stuck to the constitutional process to challenge the President.
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Kasukuwere also claimed that Mugabe wanted to resign after the 2002 elections “but factors took place that meant he remained in office until 2008.” He said:
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After the 2002 elections and thereafter, Mugabe intended to step down, but factors took place that meant he remained in office until 2008 when we had that humiliation with the MDC and he stayed up until 2013 when he won.
We thought after winning the election in 2013 he would put in place processes for a much more stable succession programme.
In 2017, he told me as his political commissar that he was stepping down. We were in Mexico attending a conference and we talked for about seven hours.
Still, it was too late because of the dynamics of the politics at that time.
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Kasukuwere was believed to be among members of a ZANU PF faction known as G40 which supported Mugabe’s wife, Grace, to take over power while Mnangagwa reportedly had the support of the military. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200003891/ed-attacked-over-coup">NewsDay</a>

Kasukuwere Claims Mugabe Wanted To Quit In 2002, ED Was His Preferred Successor

Self-exiled former ZANU PF Politburo member Saviour Kasukuwere is living in fear in Johannesburg, South Africa, as President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government steps up pressure behind the scenes to get him back home, reported <a href="https://thenewshawks.com/kasukuwere-lives-in-fear-in-joburg-as-harare-steps-up-pressure/">The NewsHawks</a>.
Kasukuwere is seen in top official circles as a threat and as an enemy of the state, the report further claims.
A Serbian multi-disciplinary hit squad has reportedly been assembled and deployed to Johannesburg by “deep state actors” to target him for capture or elimination if need be.
According to The NewsHawks, there have also been secret talks between Zimbabwean and South African official teams about Kasukuwere of late.
The Zimbabwean government accuses him of plotting to destabilise the government, together with his allies in exile and back home. The NewsHawks quoted an official source as saying:
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It’s a big issue for the Zimbabwean government and ZANU PF officials. First, Kasukuwere is seen as a political force to reckon with from a social base point of view, given his political appeal largely in Mashonaland provinces.
Second, he also has some security background and is seen as part of sleeper G40 cells that may be activated for political action when the need arises.
Third, Kasukuwere has some financial means and political networks. He has met senior ANC officials and many political players in South Africa from Zimbabwe and there to discuss his situation and politics.
Fourth, besides South Africa, he has other regional networks. Fifth and most importantly, he is seen as Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga’s ally.
For these reasons and many others, he is viewed as a threat and an enemy of the state.
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The publication further reported official sources saying Kasukuwere and his associates are classified by state security agents as a danger to Mnangagwa’s government from political and security perspectives, and that should not be taken lightly.
Former G40 senior members who are also in self-exile include Walter Mzembi, Patrick Zhuwao, and Jonathan Moyo.
Kasukuwere and Moyo survived a night military raid at home in Harare with their families during the November 2017 military putsch, prompting the former to flee to Mozambique, Kenya and then South Africa.
He tried to return home in 2018 but fled when he allegedly realised that Mnangagwa’s “hatchet men” wanted to get him.
There were also reported attempts to link Kasukuwere with the 23 June 2018 White City grenade attack in Bulawayo that killed two security officers and left other ZANU PF officials injured.

Kasukuwere Lives In Fear In South Africa As Zim Govt Steps Up Pressure | Report

A group of former ZANU PF members calling itself ZANU PF Original has implored self-exiled former party political commissar, Saviour Kasukuwere to return to Zimbabwe and lead the party’s campaign for the 2023 elections.
Addressing reporters in Harare on Saturday, ZANU PF Original member Jim Kunaka claimed President Emmerson Mnangagwa was leading a ZANU PF faction called Lacoste which was no longer serving the interests of the party. He said:
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As much as Kasukuwere is from Mashonaland Central Province, we want to make it clear that he is not provincial leadership material, but a national leader.
That is why we have people coming from all the provinces to say to comrade Kasukuwere that Zimbabwe is waiting for you.
We are fully behind you. Come back and lead the people. You are not alone and you shall never walk alone.
We want to reclaim our revolution and party which was hijacked by the Lacoste power mongers.
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Kunaka was fired from ZANU PF in 2014 while Kasukuwere went into self-imposed exile following the 2017 military coup.
Political commentator Vivid Gwede said the emergence of ZANU PF Original could be a manifestation of unresolved leadership questions within the ruling party. Said Gwede:
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This is a sign of the unresolved leadership questions within ZANU PF since the coup. The formation of this group must not be disassociated from related developments such as the court challenge against the party’s leadership all pointing to internal disgruntlement and factionalism.
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Outgoing ZANU PF national youth secretary Tendai Chirau dismissed ZANU PF Original as puppets of the vanquished G40 cabal. He tweeted:
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Delusions of grandeur by expelled members sponsored by some members of the fallen G40 cabal.
There is only one Zanu PF led by @edmnangagwa and it will win the 2023 elections resoundingly.
The willing tools of the fallen cabal may continue hallucinating, but they will not win
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More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/07/zanu-pf-original-begs-for-kasukuwere-return/">NewsDay</a>

ZANU PF Original Urges Kasukuwere To Return

Exiled former Local Government minister, Saviour Kasukuwere, has expressed concern over the persecution of current and former ZANU PF members by the party leadership following the ouster of the late president, Robert Mugabe. Pindula News presents Kasuuwere’s statement:
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Dear COMRADES:
We all carry deep and painful wounds of the treatment that has been meted out by fellow comrades to many of us. You loved the party and respected President Mugabe. You willingly sacrificed a lot as leaders of the party in various capacities. At the center of the conflict in the party today is the unjustified and callous victimization that has happened since the Nov 17 coup.
This has been painful to all and those of us who were in leadership are aware of how it has brought pain and untold suffering to you. When one joins a political movement, they do so to advance its interests and those of the nation. The treatment that many comrades have gone through is beyond imagination.
Some have lost their beloved ones, others sacked from their work, some thrown out of the party for having supported RGM as our President, others are in exile yet still some live with exclusion and victimization to this day.
Some are in the courts and paying huge amounts to defend themselves on spurious charges. Others have had their land taken away and many are living in fear. ZANU PF was not formed to harm its children “kudya vana vayo” as they say. 
I, as one of the senior leaders who served under President Mugabe and led many amongst you, am acutely aware of the responsibility on my (our) shoulders. This issue of ill-treatment and injustice to cadres is current and affects one’s conscience everyday.
I receive calls and pleas from cadres on a daily basis. It weighs heavily therefore that a solution should be found for our comrades to live their normal lives without victimization and ostracism.
Comrades, it appears those who have turned from the MDC to the current system are actually enjoying to the detriment of those who stood with the party during difficult times. As you are aware, some have become ambassadors and commissioners, board directors and beneficiaries of the state. 
The committed party cadres are today running and hiding from fellow comrades. We have turned against each other and have become the most wanted enemies!!! What a change!! We have to ask these difficult questions and hopefully find answers!! Is this the ZANU PF party we served so loyally? Is this the party of our fathers and mothers who sacrificed for our freedom!!?
Comrades, I will not bore you with more details and lamentations. Difficult decisions have to be made and, in the process, we should now consult wide and far on how to resolve this deadly conundrum. We are all living victims of our own system and this can’t continue.
When I engage, it’s not because of weakness but the strength to find a solution. I will not tire as I am acutely aware of the pain the majority live with. Someone should take the lead and search for a solution. The comrades I met, and those I shall meet in future are all affected.
Freedom and peace will always come at a cost. I have said before, painful decisions have to be taken, and the process has begun. It must not be about an individual but the collective interest of all cadres.
I thought I must share with you my views. We are Zimbabweans and we have to raise our voice now. Fellow Comrades, we have emotions and different ideas on how to tackle this challenge. I have laid out the crisis as I see it and am not afraid to confront it. 
I THANK YOU, 
SAVIOUR KASUKUWERE
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