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Build One South Africa (BOSA) movement leader Mmusi Maimane has urged South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, not to attend the inauguration and swearing-in ceremony of Zimbabwean President-elect, Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Mnangagwa is set to be sworn in as Zimbabwe’s leader for a second and final term on 04 September at the National Sports Stadium in Harare.
In a letter addressed to heads of State, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Ministry permanent secretary James Manzou said Mnagangwa’s official inauguration will take place on Monday.
However, Maimane, who is a vocal critic of Zimbabwe’s ZANU PF party, said that by attending, Ramaphosa would be undermining the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) on the Zimbabwe elections.
In a post on Twitter, now X, Maimane warned that by attending Mnangagwa’s swearing-in ceremony, Ramaphosa would be prolonging the “crisis” in Zimbabwe. He wrote:
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Do not attend this inauguration @CyrilRamaphosa do not undermine SADC and do not extend the crisis in Zimbabwe which is affecting South Africa.
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In a previous statement, SADC’s Electoral Observer Mission (SEOM) said that the manner in which the Harmonised Elections were conducted “fell short of the requirements of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, the Electoral Act, and the SADC Principles and Guidelines Governing Democratic Elections…”
Ramaphosa’s office has yet to officially reveal whether he will be attending or not.
However, in a previous statement, Ramaphosa congratulated the people of Zimbabwe for holding peaceful elections.
He also said he noted the concerns raised by international observers missions and those from the AU and SADC.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula </a>

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Maimane Urges Ramaphosa Not To "Undermine" SADC By Attending ED Inauguration

Mmusi Maimane, the leader of Build One South Africa, a South African opposition party, has called for political and electoral reforms in Zimbabwe to democratise the country and ensure that the upcoming general elections are credible.
Responding to a ruling by the Pretoria High Court on the termination of Zimbabwe Exemption Permits (ZEPs), Maimane said South Africa has a role to defend democracy in Zimbabwe.
Maimane said the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission should make the voters’ roll digitally accessible to the public and also the Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) must pledge not to be involved in elections.
He said the public broadcaster, the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) should give full access to opposition parties. <a href="https://twitter.com/MmusiMaimane/status/1674298480804655105?s=20">Said Maimane</a>:
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The voters’ roll must be made public and digitally accessible.
The ZEC must be audited by international Election Commissions because they are not independent and observing best practice for elections.</blockquote>
<blockquote>Political prisoners like Job Sikhala must be released.</blockquote>
<blockquote>Legislation against free speech must be withdrawn.</blockquote>
<blockquote>The army must pledge not to be involved in elections. They must stay in the barracks.</blockquote>
<blockquote>Full permission for political rallies and meetings.</blockquote>
<blockquote>Full access to the state broadcaster for opposition parties. Unrestricted access for international observers and for international media.</blockquote>
He hit back at critics who accused him of interfering in Zimbabwe’s internal affairs in violation of the principle of national sovereignty, saying:
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We must not allow a dictatorship to weaponise the principle of sovereignty.
It is about the sovereignty of a people to choose their leaders and the direction of their nation.
As a democratic nation, we cannot support the hijacking of a people by gunpoint. Which is what ZANU did.
</blockquote>
The Pretoria High Court ruled that the termination of ZEP Permits, which were due to expire today, 30 June, was unconstitutional.
The South African Government had already given ZEP holders a further six months to regularise their stay or face deportation.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

SA Opposition Leader Calls For Political And Electoral Reforms In Zimbabwe

Opposition CCC leader Nelson Chamisa has urged young people to participate in politics to bring about change in Zimbabwe as has happened in several Southern African Development Community (SADC) countries over the past two years.
Chamisa has expressed optimism that the opposition will win next year’s elections if young people register to vote and vote in large numbers in next year’s general elections.
This comes after opposition parties won elections in Zambia, Malawi and most recently Lesotho. Said Chamisa:
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Congratulations to the great people of #Lesotho for choosing the new, choosing hope over familiarity. Malawi did it. Zambia did it. Lesotho has done it. Nigeria will do it. We’re next. Zimbabwe we will do it! Young people shall save Africa. Play your part. Bring the change. Serve and save our Zimbabwe. Get involved. One is more. Your voice matters. Your vote counts.
</blockquote>
South African opposition leader Mmusi Maimane, the founder of the One South Africa Movement, concurred with Chamisa. He said:
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There is a wind of democratic change in southern Africa. First, it was Malawi, then it was Zambia, and now a brand new party in Lesotho has shaken the country.
Next year it will be Zimbabwe gaining its second independence. Then in 2024, we the people of SA will remove the African National Congress.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe and Nigeria are scheduled to hold general elections next year while South Africa will conduct elections in 2024.

Opposition Wins Elections In Lesotho, Chamisa Says Zimbabwe Is Next

The provincial secretary of the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union (Nehawu) in the Western Cape, Baxolise Mali says heads must roll following a disastrous fire that broke out in parliament in Cape Town on Sunday morning. 
Mali said security guards were not on duty when the fire broke out due to a cost-cutting directive they received at the beginning of December.  Mali said:
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They stopped protection services (security) from coming in on weekends because they said parliament doesn’t have money, so they would not be able to pay them for overtime.
Now the leadership and management of parliament must take responsibility for this sabotage. If protection services were on duty, the damage would have not been this extensive.
The problem with the police is that they are only stationed outside the building and they are hardly inside, so it wouldn’t be easy for them to detect the fire.
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Mali also raised the issue of the alleged failure of fire alarms to go off when the blaze started. He said:
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That simply shows you that the occupational health and safety standards are non-existent in that building. We’ve been fighting a lot about compliance issues in that building, including the issue of security. There are a lot of break-ins in the building.
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Former Democratic Alliance (DA) leader, Mmusi Maimane who now leads OneSA expressed concern over the development. He said:
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I am alarmed that protection service nightshift workers were removed.
I am listening to the Nehawu representative speaking to the @SABCNews. #ParliamentFire
It seems that many health and safety and compliance protocols were not followed. This has really cost us as a nation.
</blockquote>
An external auditing firm, BDO early this year made recommendations on how to make the building safer after a fire at parliament in March last year but Parliament was yet to implement the recommendations, according to Mali. 
More: <a href="https://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/2022-01-02-parliament-security-guards-were-not-on-duty-when-fire-broke-out-because-of-cost-cutting-says-union/?utm_medium=Social&amp;utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1641126938-1">TimesLIVE</a>

South Africa: Parliament Security Was Off Duty When Fire Broke

Former DA leader Mmusi Maimane has urged the US President-elect Joe Biden to not welcome President Mnangagwa’s overtures as he said President Mnangagwa is a dictator who was part of the corrupt system that led Zimbabwe for the past 41 years.
Maimane was responding to President Mnangagwa’s<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2021/01/07/after-yesterdays-events-the-us-has-no-moral-grounds-to-punish-another-nation-under-the-guise-of-upholding-democracy-ed/"> message congratulating Joe Biden</a> and taking a Jab at Uncle Sam (the US) when he said:
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<div class="css-901oao r-1fmj7o5 r-1qd0xha r-1blvdjr r-16dba41 r-ad9z0x r-bcqeeo r-bnwqim r-qvutc0" dir="auto" id="tweet-text" lang="en">Dear<a class="css-4rbku5 css-18t94o4 css-901oao css-16my406 r-1n1174f r-1loqt21 r-1qd0xha r-ad9z0x r-bcqeeo r-qvutc0" data-focusable="true" dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/JoeBiden" role="link">@JoeBiden </a>and <a class="css-4rbku5 css-18t94o4 css-901oao css-16my406 r-1n1174f r-1loqt21 r-1qd0xha r-ad9z0x r-bcqeeo r-qvutc0" data-focusable="true" dir="ltr" href="https://twitter.com/KamalaHarris" role="link">@KamalaHarris </a>this man Emmerson Mnangagwa is a brutal dictator. He has been part of the corrupt oppressive machinery of Zimbabwe for 41 years. He is a fundamental obstacle to the freedom of its people and no overtures from him should be welcomed.</div>
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<div dir="auto" lang="en">The firebrand politician has been vocal about Zimbabwe’s political and economic mishaps in 2020 he urged <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/09/21/change-your-name-to-change-alliance-mmusi-maimane-to-nelson-chamisa/">Nelson Chamisa to change the name</a> of the party after the Supreme Court ruled against the Nelson Chamisa camp and told him to keep fighting the ruling party.
Source: <a href="https://twitter.com/MmusiMaimane/status/1347242963970256899">Mmusi Maimane Twitter </a></div>

No Ovetures From ED Should Be Welcomed, He is A Dictator - Maimane To Biden

The former president of South African opposition Democratic Alliance, Mmusi Maimane, has requested a meeting with Zimbabwe’s Consulate in Cape Town with regards to reports of human rights violation on Zimbabwe.
Below is Maimane’s letter to the Consulate in which he requests for the meeting.
<blockquote>In light of disturbing reports of violence, intimidation, torture and detention without trial being carried out by the Zimbabwean government against citizens, opposition voices and journalists, I write to you to request a formal meeting tomorrow morning, Friday 07 August 2020, at 10h00.
The purpose of this meeting is to register our concerns over these reports, to seek an explanation from your government, and to seek an assurance that the matter will be dealt with in an urgent manner. 
I look forward to your response.
Yours Faithfully,
Mmusi Maimane</blockquote>
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Former DA President Maimane Requests Meeting With Zimbabwean Officials Over Human Rights Violations

Former DA leader and One South Africa Movement Chief Activists Mmusi Maimane have written to the South Africa International Relations Minister Naledi Pandor asking the latter to formally ask the Zimbabwean ambassador to South Africa David Hamadziripi to explain the human right abuses happening in Zimbabwe. Maimane said South Africa could not turn a blind eye to the plights of Zimbabwe as the AU leader of the moment.
Read Mmusi’s full letter to Pandor below:
<blockquote>Hon. Naledi Pandor
Minister of International Relations S. Cooperation OR Tombo Building, 460 Soutpansberg Rd. Rietondale. Pretoria
04 August 2020
HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES IN ZIMBABWE: ONE SA URGES MINISTER PANDOR TO ISSUE A PEMARCHE ON ZIMBABWEAN AMBASSADOR DAVID HAMADZIRIPI
Dear Minister Pandor
I write to strongly urging that a demarche be Issued on Zimbabwean Ambassador David Hamadziripi by the South African government in fight of the flagrant human rights abuses by the ZANU-PF led government in Zimbabwe.
The purpose of issuing a demarche is to demand a full explanation from the ambassador os to the unfolding human rights crisis in Zimbabwe and o commitment to ending these atrocities at once. Disturbing reports of violence, intimidation. torture and detention without trial being carried out by the Zimbabwean government against citizens, opposition voices and journaists cannot go unchallenged. 
Following Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s national address today, in which he sought to blame “western powers” for the country’s current woes. the people are Zimbabwe are left in fear and without answers.
As a leader in the SADC region. South Africa cannot turn a bind eye to such atrocities. Quiet diplomacy allows injustices to continue unabated. Now is the time for South Africa to regain its moral voice on the continent and denounce such actions perpetrated by the Zimbabwean government. 
Until this point. current African Union (AU) chairperson. Cyril Ramaphosa has foiled in implementing the AU’s mandate “to promote and protect human rights on the continent” as per Article 3(h) of the Constitutive Act of the African Union. As DIRCO Minister. I implore you to act decisively on behalf of the South African government and issue a demarche at once.
South Africa must champion and protect democrocy in the region and on the continent. The actions of the Mnangagwa government are that of a liberation movement that continues to oppress its people. 
There is no time for ambiguity. The South African government must speak out and condemn the violent, inhumane and undemocratic actions of the ZANU•PF government in Zimbabwe and demand an end to such conduct.
I look forward to your response. 
Yours Faithfully
Mmusi Maimane
Chief Activist: One South Africa Movement</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: Mmusi Maimane Asks The South African Minister Of International Relations To Get An Explanation From The Zim Govt About Human Rights Abuses

<blockquote>Thursday, 31 January 2019
His Excellency, E.D. Mnangagwa
President of Zimbabwe
Office of the President
Samora Michel Ave, Harare, Zimbabwe
REQUEST FOR A FORMAL MEETING IN HARARE NEXT WEEK
Dear President Mnangagwa,
I have taken note of the statement issued on 29 January by your Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, the Honourable Monica Mutsvangwa.
As chairperson of the Southern African Partnership for Democratic Change, which represents opposition parties from the SADC region, I have a duty to speak up on behalf of our member parties and to speak out against any injustice in the region. The disturbing reports of beatings, arrests and other threats to hard-won democratic freedoms in Zimbabwe compels me to act.
The stability of Zimbabwe is critical to the stability of our region. The protection of democratic rights in Zimbabwe is critical to the advancement of democracy throughout the region. But more importantly, the safety and wellbeing of the people of Zimbabwe matter deeply to all of us, because we are one people here in Southern Africa. They are our brothers and sisters.
In the light of the fast deteriorating situation in Zimbabwe, I intend to head up a SAPDC fact-finding mission there as soon as possible, which would include a meeting with your government. Please indicate a date and time next week which best suits your schedule.
Our fundamental interest is to uphold and protect the principles of democracy in the region. The violence against civilians, the shut-down of the Internet and the detention of activists and opponents are thoroughly undemocratic acts. We cannot stand by and watch as Zimbabwean citizens are subjected to these abuses and killings.
In the absence of any meaningful intervention by either my own government or regional African bodies such as SADC and the AU, I have no choice but to intervene in an effort to help find a peaceful resolution.
We want to see Zimbabwe restored to calm and stability, and to see her people safe from violence and intimidation. We want to see a free Zimbabwean press, and we want to see your streets free from soldiers and guns. We want to see the return of all the individual rights enshrined in your Constitution.
I trust that you will see the value in such engagement with your government and that you will honour your minister’s commitment to meet with anyone seeking a solution to this crisis, as expressed in her statement.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Mmusi 
Yours sincerely,
Mmusi Maimane MP
The leader of the Official Opposition in South Africa
Chairperson of the Southern African Partnership for Democratic Change</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: SA's Leader Of The Opposition, Mmusi Maimane's Letter To Mnangagwa

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<h4>PRESS STATEMENT ON THE UTTERANCES BY SOUTH AFRICA’S DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE LEADER, MMUSI MAIMANE</h4>
The government has taken note of the rather unfortunate and ill-informed position taken by South Africa’s Democratic Alliance (DA) leader, Mmusi Maimane, on the violent disturbances that were orchestrated by the MDC Alliance, in concert with civil society organisations in the country.
It is regrettable that Mr Maimane has assumed an aggressive posture for the galley, when the Government of Zimbabwe has an open door policy to citizens, and the international community alike under the auspices of the mantra, “Zimbabwe is Open for Business and Dialogue.”
It is disappointing that Mr Maimane under the auspices of the DA and a coalition of opposition parties in Southern Africa, the Southern African Partnership for Democratic Change (SAPDC), has escalated his aggressive posturing to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the United Nations Human Rights Council. Assuming that he has legitimate issues (of which he has none), one would have expected him to defer to the SADC or the AU.
Zimbabwe has strong democratic institutions that were brought about by the new Constitution in 2013 that are capable of dealing with any issues. The Government of Zimbabwe is committed to providing safety and protection to all its citizens for them to fully enjoy the full spectrum of the rights enshrined in our extended bill of rights. However, lawlessness which infringes the rights of other citizens such as looting, wanton violence, arson and attacks on law enforcement agencies will be dealt with to the full extent of the law.
It is thus unfortunate that the domestic issues of Zimbabwe have been appropriated by a South African opposition party, which has regrettably taken a position without engaging the Zimbabwean authorities. The Zimbabwe Government will engage with anyone, including those who believe in questionable supremacist politics, that Zimbabwe fought against during the liberation struggle, and equally so, South Africans fought against Apartheid.
Honourable Monica Mutsvangwa
Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services
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FULL TEXT: Govt Responds To DA Leader Mmusi Maimane's Call For ICC, UN Intervention, Denounces His 'Questionable Supremacist Politics'

Democratic Alliance (DA) leader Mmusi Maimane says his party’s immigration plan involves securing South Africa’s borders.
Maimane launched the party’s registration elections poster in Soweto. He said South Africa has to secure its borders to protect the rights of its citizens. Said Maimane:
<blockquote>For a country to work, you need to always ensure there’s rule of law. Everybody has to be registered. All we’re asking for is that we secure our borders so the rights of the citizens are protected….in all communities.</blockquote>
South Africa has become a place of refuge for Zimbabweans seeking employment opportunities. Last year, over 180,000 Zimbabwean nationals living in South Africa applied for official documentation to allow them to stay, work, study and conduct businesses legally in the country. Figures from South Africa’s 2011 Census show that there are about 1.7 million “non-South African citizens” living in South Africa. This number includes figures from other countries and not Zimbabwe alone.
More:  <a href="https://www.enca.com/news/maimane-wants-sa-secure-its-borders?utm_term=Autofeed&amp;utm_medium=Social&amp;utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1546528898">ENCA</a>

SA Opposition Leader Wants South Africa To Secure Its Borders

Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane has issued a mesage of support to Zimbabweans urging them to usher in the change that ensures Zimbabwe becomes a prosperous nation. Watch the full video below:
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VIDEO: South African Opposition Sends Message Of Support To Zimbabweans

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