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Government has encouraged farmers to dip their cattle in order to reduce the prevalence of cattle disease such as the major tick-borne disease which is common in this season.

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The recent inspection of the voters roll has exposed the Citizens Coalition for Change’s (CCC) register to vote campaign as nothing but diaspora noise.

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Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party has been urged to allow the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) to finalise its investigations on the alleged political violence that erupted in Murehwa last week before concluding that the perpetrators were ZANU PF members.

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Zimdancehall artist, Tulani Taurai Takavada professionally known as Ricky Fire has cut ties with Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) citing unfulfilled promises and lack of political direction from that Party’s leadership.

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A leaked Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) WhatsApp group has exposed reasons behind the silent treatment that has been dealt to CCC interim vice chairman Job Sikhala at a time he requires support the most.

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Political Analyst and former Cabinet Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo, has schooled United Party for National Development (UPND) politician and activist Joseph Kalimbwe, on the dangers of performing as a mouth piece for opposition parties in other sovereign countries.

Responding to a Twitter thread where Kalimbwe expressed concern over fellow African countries deriving excitement over Zambia’s electricity, Prof Moyo maintained that for any country to meddle in the politics of other countries is suicidal.

“The lesson is simple; it is suicidal for a ruling political party in SADC, or in the African Union for that matter to designate one of its own to do hourly if not minute by minute propaganda to support any opposition in a neighbouring country. It is not done, full stop!” tweeted Prof Moyo.

Political analyst Patrick Manyemwe also said the response attributed to Kalimbwe by fellow African nations is based on his immature political stance that chooses to attack legitimate governments of other African nations. He said as a propagandist for Zambia’s ruling party, Kalimbwe has failed to propagate UPND’s policies to the people of Zambia but has chosen to direct his efforts on mocking other sovereign nations for the sake of effecting regime change.

“It is not rocket science that fellow Africans are attacking Kalimbwe. We are talking about a man who has put all his effort into attacking revolutionary parties such as Zanu Pf and the ANC of South Africa. It is only sensible that when UPND meets challenges his victims will remind him of his earlier utterances,” said Manyemwe.

A member of the ANC who spoke to this publication through a tele-conversation highlighted that despite the Southern Africa Development Committee (SADC) countries not always seeing eye for eye, disagreements have never been solved on social media in the way Kalimbwe is doing. He implored on Zambia’s ruling party to revisit its approach on fellow African nations.

“The SADC community has never assigned proxies to raise pertinent issues about member states on social media. We can only hope that UNPD will take note of the ill behaviour by Kalimbwe and redraw their approach plan to other nations,” said the ANC member.

Zimbabwe has been at conflict with the United States (US) and allies over the illegal sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe. However neither Zimbabwe nor the US has resorted to using social media platforms to settle their differences.

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Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is on the brink of meltdown following CCC’s interim co-vice president Welshman Ncube openly challenging that party leader Nelson Chamisa on tribal basis.

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Government through the Department of Civil Protection (DCP) has urged Zimbabweans to be on high alert due to forecasted torrential rains expected to start from Friday 6 through to Sunday 8 January 2023.

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 Members of the Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP) have exposed the rot and scheming by the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leadership that led to the incarceration of CCC interim vice Chairman Job Sikhala.

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Attempts by the leader of Transform Zimbabwe (TZ) Jacob Ngarivhume to gain relevance by calling for a demonstration against serial offender Job Sikhala’s continued stay in prison have failed, as senior members of the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) have snubbed the call.