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A ZANU PF member in Manicaland Province who was arrested last week for comparing President Emmerson Mnangagwa unfavourably to his predecessor, the late former President Robert Mugabe, was on Monday removed from remand at the Mutare magistrate court.
Malcolm Masarira, a former Mutare ZANU PF ward 14 chairperson, was arrested last Friday after insinuating that Mugabe was better than Mnangagwa.
Masarira allegedly posted a message on a ZANU PF WhatsApp group saying people have lost confidence in Mnangagwa’s leadership.
He appeared before Mutare magistrate Richard Ramaboa charged with violating section 95 of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act [Chapter 9:23].
Prosecutor Tirivanhu Mutyasira on Monday confirmed that Masarira had been removed from remand so that further investigations can be conducted and he will be back in court by way of summons.
According to the State, Masarira claimed that the late Mugabe’s interface rallies attracted more voters for ZANU PF. Prosecutors said:
<blockquote>
The accused person posted a defamatory message on a ZANU PF WhatsApp group called “ZANU PF Election Indaba” that insults the President.
He said people have lost confidence in the party because they feel neglected.
… The accused person insulted the President by comparing him with the late former President, that is to say; the current President is performing below par.
</blockquote>
Mutare businessman and ZANU PF central committee member Esau Mupfumi is the complainant in the case.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/08/ed-insulter-removed-from-remand/">NewsDay</a>

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ZANU PF Member Who Said Mugabe Was Better Removed From Remand

ZANU PF’s Mutare province on Thursday launched campaigns for the March by-elections, dishing out fertilizers to prospective voters, NewsDay Zimbabwe reports.
In Manicaland, there are two vacant seats in the National Assembly in Dangamvura/Chikanga and Mutasa South constituencies.
The province has seven vacant seats in the Mutare council.
Addressing scores of ZANU supporters in the ward on Thursday, Mutare district coordinating committee (DCC) chairperson Binali Yard confirmed that the ruling party had kick-started its by-election campaigns. Yard said:
<blockquote>
We are launching our by-elections campaign today (Thursday) without candidates. We are waiting for the party leadership to guide us on the subject of candidates.
We are giving you fertilizers. Put it to good use.
</blockquote>
ZANU PF has been accused of vote-buying in the past. Food-for-votes has been cited as the party’s favourite strategy during the electioneering period. 
NewsDay was informed that said central committee member Esau Mupfumi was endorsed by the provincial leadership to represent the party in the Dangamvura/Chikanga constituency.
Mupfumi is the area’s former MP.
The seat fell vacant after MDC Alliance MP Prosper Mutseyami was recalled from Parliament last year by  MDC-T leader Douglas Mwonzora.
In Mutasa South constituency, ZANU PF will be represented by Misheck Mugadza. 
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/01/zanu-pf-dishes-out-fertilizer-ahead-of-by-elections/">NewsDay Zimbabwe</a>

ZANU PF Dishes Out Fertilizers Ahead Of By-Elections

The Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) has reported that the NewsDay journalist who wrote an article that First Lady Grace Mugabe donated used underwear and nightdresses was arrested. ZLHR also announced that their network of lawyers assisted them to deploy lawyers to offer legal assistance to the journalist who was arrested for writing the story.
<blockquote>Because ZLHR runs an efficient 24 hour rapid reaction system, we have managed to deploy our lawyer Pass more Nyakureba to offer emergency legal services to NewsDay journalist Kenneth Nyangani, who has been arrested and detained for allegedly writing a story published in Monday’s edition of NewsDay claiming that First Lady Grace Mugabe donated some used undergarments to some ZANU PF supporters in Manicaland province.</blockquote>
https://twitter.com/ZLHRLawyers/status/914984603609378818
The report stated that Grace donated the used underwear and night dresses at a Zanu-PF meeting in Mutare on Sunday. Zanu-PF legislator for Dangamvura Esau Mupfumi made the donation on behalf of the first lady and told members:
<blockquote>Recently, I visited the State House and I met the First Lady Grace Mugabe and I was given these clothes so that I can give you.
I have briefs for you and I am told that most of your briefs are not in good shape, please come and collect your allocations today. We havenight dresses, sandals and clothes, come and take, this is from your First Lady Grace Mugabe.</blockquote>
However, some people did not appreciate this gesture of apparent generosity saying they would rather be empowered to fend for themselves than to become charity cases. A man who spoke to Newsday said:
<blockquote>There are issues which need to be addressed rather than giving us briefs, we do not have jobs and why is she doing this.</blockquote>

NewsDay journalist arrested for Grace Mugabe's panties' story

Zanu-PF councillor for Dangamvura/Chikanga councillor Tarwirei Mabika (ward 6) has been banned from carrying out party activities in terms of article 10 section 79(1) of the party’s constitution for allegedly denouncing the party’s slogan and bad-mouthing MP Esau Mupfumi at public gatherings.
The order which is signed by Mutare provincial deputy chairperson Joseph Mujati and seen by NewsDay reads:
<blockquote>You must forthwith desist from carrying out any party activities of whatsoever nature, including attending party functions until the disciplinary proceedings against you have been concluded. On several occasions you have undermined the efforts of the party by interjecting with defamatory insults at the party and sitting Member of Parliament Honourable Esau Mupfumi. You always discourage the Member of Parliament from using party slogan during meetings in his ward, suggesting that your ward has mixed parties, hence we ought to avoid pushing away people. You insisted that he must chant the slogan which says Pamberi neDevelopment and not Pamberi neZanu PF.</blockquote>
Efforts by NewsDay to contact Mabika were fruitless although Mupfumi confirmed the development but declined to shed more light on the issue.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/08/16/zanu-pf-councillor-trouble-bad-mouthing-mupfumi/">NewsDay</a>

Zanu-PF councillor banned from carrying out party activities for denouncing party’s slogan and bad-mouthing Mupfumi

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