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Former Finance Minister Tendai Biti who was previously “fired” from the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), has hit back by firing the officials who fired him Dr Gorden Moyo and Mrs Lucia Matibenga. The two were fired for engineering a coup within the party.
Spokesperson Mr Jacob Mafume said:
<blockquote>We have resolved to remove the office bearers who masterminded the coup and we will appoint people in their place. We are going to have an acting national chairperson Evelyn Masaiti, acting secretary general Settlement Chikwinya until the next Congress.
We could not go into the kindergarten process of exchanging expulsions. We do believe that if people meet and decide to chase the whole leadership there is an element of madness and that their madness cannot be answered by more madness.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/biti-wields-axe-in-pdp/">Chronicle</a>

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Chaos As Biti Fires PDP Officials Who Fired Him For Engineering A Coup Within The Party

Some members of Tendai Biti’s People’s Democratic Alliance (PDP) are unhappy over the party’s decision to join the MDC Alliance led by Mr Morgan Tsvangirai. PDP’s Bulawayo province spokesperson Mr Edwin Ndlovu said
<blockquote>At the end of day we want the seats that we proposed as the Parliament has 210 seats now. The worst scenario is getting 21 seats we had until MDC-T recalled our MPs. If that doesn’t happen we will certainly be out of that coalition.</blockquote>
Party spokesperson, Jacob Mafume added:
<blockquote>It’s part of the negotiations I’m sure the MDC-T is not happy to offer, people are not happy with what they are being offered. So we have communicated our position.
Political parties are not choirs whereby when you sing you must have perfect harmony. Political parties are organic groupings which are a collection of interests of individuals, with sometimes conflicting views, opinions.</blockquote>
More: <a href="http://www.chronicle.co.zw/biti-faces-rebellion-over-alliance/">Chronicle</a>

Divisions in Tendai Biti's PDP over MDC Alliance

Former Finance Minister and leader of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) Tendai Biti’s remarks on Zimbabwe’s 37th Independence anniversary
<blockquote>Zimbabwe marks year 37 of Independence; the first quarter of 2017 has proved to be the worst for Zimbabweans, there is no hope for a solution from the state.
Zimbabwe is arrested by an amalgamation of crises with linear dimensions which are jeopardising any potential to recover and an end to the unpalatable suffering of our people.
The failure to respond by those in office has robbed our people the right to enjoy the benefits of sacrifice done by the liberators.
Zimbabwe is subject to internal, sovereign dimensions of intra-state activities including corruption, the rule of law, toxicity, hatred, contested elections resulting in state failure and fragility.
While Zimbabwe is arrested in these dimensions, the citizen continues to wallow in poverty, toiling without gain, unable to get decent jobs, feed their families, access quality health and education.
Millions of our people have found their way out of the borders in all directions comparatively many people have escaped independence than they escaped the war period.
A majority of formal income earners now spend much of their time queuing for a paltry 50 bond at banks. The government continues to punish the working people including the appetite to introduce new taxes on them.
It took us close to four decades of independence to go back to Stone Age economics of butter trade courtesy of the madness of Lazarus Dokora.
The African policy maker cannot afford to sit on their hands, watch families sliding into poverty, veterans sleep in the street and major cities drowning into villagisation. After 37 years of self-rule Zanu PF created generations of people who have not had the privilege to be in decent work, earning a salary at the end the month.
Most of our people are living on less than a dollar a day while those who claim to be their liberators are using millions to purchase diamond rings for their wives.
As we speak hundreds of families are homeless exposed to the unrelenting rains after being ruthlessly evicted from their places in Mazoe by the first lady from hell. Such illegality must have no place in an independent Zimbabwe.
In an age of global competition, 37 years of Zanu PF mediocrity has made sure we are now bystanders in the global economy. Failure to deal with the internal dimension also means with are now way disadvantaged when we try to deal with issues that affects us outside the Zimbabwean boundary.
As a matter of fact, the government of an Independent Zimbabwe is doing its best to isolate our nation and further our slide backwards. As at today SADC countries have decided to build a highway bypassing Zimbabwe which will amount to further revenue and job losses.
The government’s failure to transform the colonial idea of economic activity which is inextricably linked to the metropol specifically designed to extract raw commodities and agriculture produce is now causing serious challenges. It is just but a manifestation of 37 years of leadership with no vision.
Even after four decades of governing ourselves, we are still linked to the umbilical cord of extractive economics determined by what happens on the global commodity circuits, lack of leadership has us walking in circles.
As a result many of our people are migrating to the major cities with no proper infrastructure to support the population.
Millions are in Harare supported by infrastructure designed for 480,000 people, resultantly there are electricity blackouts, water rationing with some suburbs not receiving any water in years.
Typhoid out breaks and cholera have claimed lives of Zimbabweans in a country which is ironically commemorating 37 years of independence, let alone the idea that these are diseases of stone age centuries.
Our message is on this day is clear, Zimbabweans must unite against the dictatorship depose of them and begin a process of transformation.
Zimbabwe must start a process of economic recovery; we need to gradually move into creating sufficient fiscal buffers to protect ourselves from future economic challenges as well as graduate from the traditional entry of capital which is the sale of raw commodities by creating a new model of value addition and beneficiation.
As we have stated before we also need to construct ourselves out of this crisis, create decent jobs and lift the masses out of poverty. An independent Zimbabwe must deal with the ghost of inequality as well as uneven development which dominated the 37 years of independence.
With Zanu PF in power the efforts of the struggle will go down the drain, we need to rise and RECLAIM ZIMBABWE, pursue the unfinished business of the liberation struggle.
Together Another Zimbabwe is Possible
Tendai Biti – People’s Democratic Party President</blockquote>

The paradox of an independent Zimbabwe by Tendai Biti

Saturday, 26 November 2016
Vice President – Kucaca Phulu
National Chairperson – Mai Matibenga
Deputy National Chairperson – Thaba Moyo
Members of the Management Committee
Members of the General Working Council
Provincial Leaders
We gather today when we our country is facing great challenges.  Therefore, the policy conference comes at an opportune moment; it comes at an historic juncture.
There is a crisis of leadership in Zimbabwe.  A crisis where we have politcians who are running the country having no love and care for the people.
At the centre of these problems is one man, Robert Mugabe.  At 93 years Mugabe thinks that he can still run the country.  It is not possible.
We, therefore, have to provide an answer to the crisis of leadership.
The world is in a transition and we are on our own. 
In June in Britain there was a vote known as the Brexit while in the United States of America there was Donald Trump winning the elections to be the president of that country.
These elections are similar as the countries as they are looking inwards.  They are becoming nationalistic.  We are going backwards.
 
That means we have to go through a transitional.
The PDP is a party for the young people.  We do not want to hear that the future belongs to you.  The future is now.  Today we want to define the future.
The challenge we have in Africa is that leaders do not want to pass the baton stick to another person. That is why we need transition in Zimbabwe.  The generation of Mugabe must pass the baton stick to the younger generation.  That is what we are doing in the PDP.
That is what we mean having a National Transitional Authority (NTA).  We do not want another Gukurahundi.  We do not want another Itai Dzamara to disappear. Enough is enough.
Zanu PF is a party of the past.  Problems are not solved by the same people who created the same problems. 
It is our duty to solve the national problem.  The PDP is the party for change.  The PDP is the party for the future.  We are the drivers.
We have to come up with solutions of how we move the country forward.
We must build our party.  From the 1st January 2017, we are going to hit the road running.  There will be party activities in Mudzi, Beitbridge, Chivi, Dotitio, Nkayi, Bulawayo, Gokwe and in every district and ward.
We must make sure that we have councillors and MPs everywhere.  Let us not underestimate ourselves.  Last year, we had a national convention.  This month, we had a policy conference and no party in Zimbabwe has done this in the past 24 months.
Let us be different from other political parties that only have slogans.  That is why we have policy documents such as HOPE and ARREST.  We have a new NTA document.  Zanu PF cannot produce this.
On coalition – we genuinely believe in joining forces.  But we do not believe that we are going to change our identity as PDP.  We will continue doing our programmes.  We will continue having meetings with other coalition partners and we will continue working with others.
On elections – we want a biometric voters’ roll.  We want the international community including the UN, EU to observe the elections.  We want complete demilitarisation in our elections.  We want transparency on who prints the voters’ roll. We want reforms.
In HOPE we want to build a democratic state.  It is a vision, an aspiration.  We have a choice to choose the leaders we want.  That no one is left behind by the train.  We will create a government that cares about the people.
It is in the Constitution in Chapter 8, section 8 (1), “The objectives set out in this Chapter guide the State and all institutions and agencies of government at every level in the formulating and implementing laws and policy decisions that will lead to the establishment, enhancement and promotion of a sustainable, just, free and democratic society in which people enjoy prosperous, happy and fulfilling lives”.
That is all when everything is said and done, that is all we want.  We just want to be happy.  But we cannot be happy when we you have no roof over your head.
It will be for the upliftment of all the people of our country.
I Thank You

Full Text of Tendai Biti's Address at the People's Democratic Party  First Policy Conference

Former Finance Minister and President of the <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Peoples_Democratic_Party">People’s Democratic Party</a> (PDP) <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Tendai_Biti" target="_blank">Tendai Biti</a> has slammed opposition leaders for being selfish and egocentric.  Due to this Biti, Biti claimed that the opposition will never form a credible and formidable opposition which has the ability to oust President Robert Mugabe at the next elections in 2018.
Biti said:
<blockquote>I think it’s going to be very difficult in Zimbabwe to have coalitions, there are a lot of egocentric and selfish actors in our discourse, but I think we have to do better.
We have to go beyond these individuals and establish a matrix of working together because that’s what our people want. It’s not about me or what the next leader of a political party wants. So we have to put our people first, so we can reconstruct this country after the mess and collapse caused by (President) Robert Mugabe.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2016/11/28/coalition-impossible-biti/" target="_blank">Newsday</a>

Opposition leaders selfish and egocentric- Coalition impossible: Biti

<a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Tendai_Biti">Tendai Biti</a>’s opposition People’s Democratic Party (PDP) will soon convene an elective policy conference to fill posts left vacant following a spate of defections by senior leaders. Posts left vacant by the deserters will be filled at the party’s policy review conference set for the second week of November in Harare.
PDP spokesperson <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Jacob_Mafume">Jacob Mafume</a> said the party has already opened nominations to fill vacancies left by the defectors. Speaking to NewZimbabwe.com Mafume said,
<blockquote>We are going to fill the gaps left by those members who have departed at our national policy review conference during the second week of November. Provinces have already started nominating their preferred candidates to fill the vacant leadership positions.</blockquote>
Some of the former PDP big wigs who have left the party include deputy national chairman, Watchy Sibanda, former deputy organizing secretary, Gift Mabhena, Gladys Mathe and <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Paul_Madzore">Paul Madzore</a>.
More: <a href="http://www.newzimbabwe.com/news-31820-Abandoned+Biti+to+replace+deserters/news.aspx">NewZimbabwe.com</a>, <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2016/10/20/rattled-biti-trudges/">NewsDay</a>

Biti to replace defectors next month

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