LOCAL NEWS

Staff Reporter

The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)’s Mugwazo program has died a natural death due to tribalism and resource constrains.

Speaking to this publication a source within the CCC revealed that Nelson Chamisa’s procrastination to address the candidates’ selection process has led to the collapse of the Mugwazo project.

‘The program was mostly funded by aspiring candidates, such as Charlton Hwende and Thokozani Khupe but because of Chamisa’s uncertainty on the candidate selection process most of these candidates have withdrawn their participation and funding.

“Khupe has been pushing the Mgwazo project in Matebeleland South and she was making inroads, but due to tribalism being fuelled within the CCC she is being victimised,” said the source.

The source further said failure to account for the Diaspora funds meant for the purchase of Nelson Chamisa’s armoured vehicle, has led to the reluctance by the Diaspora community to release further funding for any projects within the CCC.

“Chamisa failed to unveil the armoured vehicle or to account for the USD120 GoFundMe money that had been donated by the Diaspora community, leading to them halting any financial assistance to  the CCC party and its leadership, until there is accountability. This has led the party to suffer serious resource constraints,” said the source.

Meanwhile the Chamisa continues in his impasse concerning that party’s elective Congress.  This has fomented disagreements in that party leading to deferments and complacency.

Political Reporter

Expelled former ZANU PF Youth League National Political Commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu has been mocked for trying to sanitise the battered political image of former G40 kingpin, Saviour Kasukuwere by campaigning for him to be the country’s next president.

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) interim co -deputy president, Tendai Biti’s political life is hanging by a thread as he is likely to be demoted to a less influential post in the National Executive Council (NEC) to be appointed by Nelson Chamisa next month.

Staff Reporter

Nelson Chamisa’s senior driver, Clifford Sanyika is wallowing in poverty as that party has failed to give him his salary in time.

Political Reporter

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Silobela Ward 29 councillor, Willard Moyo is in hot soup with that party’s leadership after he urged people in his ward to vote for a ZANU PF MP, Mthokozisi Manoki-Mpofu in the forthcoming elections.

Staff Reporter

Zimbabwe’s economy depends upon the youths as they are the vital productive and entrepreneurial cog through which the country’s Vision 2030 can be implemented successfully, President Mnangagwa has said.

Staff Reporter

Government has adopted the Zimbabwe National Broadband Plan highlighting that it was the Fourth Industrial Revolution upon the technological future of the country rests.

Political Reporter

The newly elected African National Congress (ANC) leadership has thrown its weight behind the ruling ZANU PF party and said that it didn’t subscribe to the idea of regime change in Zimbabwe.

Political Reporter

Political analysts have described Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa as a hypocrite who lacks political tolerance.

Political Reporter

The United States of America (USA) Embassy in Harare continues to meddle in the country’s internal electoral processes with the Embassy funding an anti-government and pro-opposition group to mobilise youths to register and eventually vote for Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) in next year’s polls.