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The opposition People’s Unity Party (PUP) says the general elections scheduled for 2023 should be delayed while the government works with the opposition to address the socio-economic challenges currently bedevilling the country.
Addressing party members in Makoni at Sharara recently, PUP leader Hebert Chamuka said elections have in the past been rigged in ZANU PF’s favour, and holding them next year will not change anything. Said Chamuka:
<blockquote>
Elections have not solved the crisis in Zimbabwe since the turn of the century, we have had disputed elections and ZANU PF has continued to rule against the will of the people.
The ruling party is divorced from the mass, which is why they have failed to turn the misfortunes of the country around.
The people want change and ZANU PF has done little to nothing to provide citizens with decent jobs and dignified lives.
… The economy is in slumps and everything that ZANU PF promised has not been delivered.
This just shows that elections are a mere ritual for ZANU PF to remain in power.
</blockquote>
Chamuka also claimed that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) is too compromised to deliver a credible election. He said:
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ZEC is yet to prove that its an independent entity and its likely that the outcome of the election will be a disputed one.
You have relatives of the ruling party as members of ZEC. Do you think Kembo Mohadi’s daughter will allow her father or her relatives ZANU PF to lose?
What chance will the opposition have in such a scenario?
</blockquote>
| <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/opposition-calls-for-postponement-of-2023-presidential-elections-says-voting-does-not-bring-a-change-in-zimbabwe/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

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Zim Opposition Party Calls For Postponement Of 2023 Elections

The leader of the Peoples Unity Party (PUP), Herbert Chamuka, has threatened to boycott the 2023 general elections citing a lack of meaningful electoral reforms.
Chamuka claimed that ZANU PF controls the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) and law enforcement agencies, thereby, increasing the likelihood of another disputed election. Said Chimuka:
<blockquote>
Proposed electoral reforms have not been implemented, ZANU PF still controls ZEC, police, the army and the courts.
If we go for elections next year, we will inevitably be in another disputed election because the current environment is favouring ZANU PF.
We believe even the printing of the ballot papers should not be done without the approval of the competing parties and this along with some of our demands that have not yet been met demonstrates how ZEC is still partisan.
</blockquote>
The PUP leader said the country is yet to recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and therefore not ready to hold general elections. Said Chamuka:
<blockquote>
Right now the aim should be to unite and come to an amicable arrangement that allows both the opposition and the government to work together and uplift the lives of Zimbabweans.
The country is not yet ready for a plebiscite given the current prevailing economic turmoil among other challenges, and whatever the result may be, the incoming government will face challenges that may result in another difficult five years for Zimbabwe.
</blockquote>
Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) leader, Nelson Chamisa recently hinted that the party would boycott the elections if ZEC fails to address the party’s grievances. | <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/another-opposition-party-threatens-to-boycott-2023-polls-over-skewed-electoral-field/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

PUP Threatens To Boycott 2023 General Elections

Newly elected Ideas Party of Democracy (IPD) president Herbert Chamuka has sensationally claimed that people are abandoning established political parties to join the new opposition party.
Chamuka was elected substantive president in elections held virtually at the weekend having served in an acting capacity for the past two years.
Speaking to The Standard yesterday, the South African-based politician said his party has been able to attract people as they have become disillusioned with their parties. Said Chamuka:
<blockquote>We have been well received around the country and as a testimony to his, we have seen a lot of people registering on our books and joining our party from other parties and this is very satisfactory.
We will continue with this mobilization effort and see where it leads us but we are confident that ours will be a trailblazing political crusade.</blockquote>
Chamuka also called upon all opposition parties to form a broad-based alliance to defeat the ruling ZANU PF party in 2023.
He said ZANU PF should allow the MDC and other political parties to go among the people and help them as the ruling party has been doing.
ZANU PF officials have a notorious reputation of blocking developmental projects in communities when they are implemented by people not aligned with the party.
For instance, in 2019 Chiredzi West legislator Farai Musikavanhu reportedly withdrew hospital beds and other medical ancillary supplies donated to Chiredzi Polyclinic by opposition MDC losing parliamentary aspirant John Mangange.
Musikavanhu allegedly roped in State security apparatus to order the removal of the donations from the clinic which were then dumped outside the council offices.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2021/02/07/people-flocking-to-our-party/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">The Standard</a></h4>

'Hordes Of Zanu-PF, MDC Supporters Flock To IPD'

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