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CCC has accused some unnamed councillors of pushing a tribal agenda in the recent recall of former City of Bulawayo deputy mayor, Ward 3 councillor, Tinashe Kambarami.
Kambarami was recalled by Bulawayo City Council (BCC) last week by the MDC-T led by Douglas Mwonzora.
MDC-T said Kambarami had “ceased to be a member of the party,” as he was openly supporting CCC led by Nelson Chamisa.
CCC interim Bulawayo provincial spokesperson, Swithern Chirowodza, told <a href="https://cite.org.zw/ccc-questions-kambaramis-recall/">CITE</a> that some councillors are using tribalism as a ruse to hide corruption within the city council. He said:
<blockquote>
Not only is Kambarami’s recall a continuation of the removal by Mwonzora of cadres who supported Chamisa at the rigged 2014 MDC-T Congress, Kambarami’s removal from council is motivated by tribalism where his rivals allege, he is Shona and are using that to cover corruption taking place within council.
In order to obscure these critical issues a few individuals have been roped in to centre-stage tribal issues so that the world mistakenly thinks that Kambarami is of Shona extraction and that being such is a crime.
The truth of the matter is that Kambarami is not even Shona. Corruption and bad service delivery at BCC have nothing to do with one’s tribe because no one chooses their identity.
Kambarami is not Shona. And, even if it was, that would still be no justification to recall because no one chooses their tribe or language at birth.
It is assuring that the beleaguered Kambarami, who was born at Pelandaba Clinic in Bulawayo, now has to turn to an electorate that has remained steadfast in its support for his candidature and more so divorced from Mwonzora’s leadership.
</blockquote>
Political analyst Patrick Ndlovu argued that Kambarami’s recall had nothing to do with tribalism because Mwonzora, who signed his recall letter was of Shona extraction. Said Ndlovu:
<blockquote>
It’s not the people or ward that recalled Kambarami but the president of the party, who said he was no longer a party member.
Whatever is being said about Kambarami does not subtract that he was not part of the membership of the party he was elected under.
</blockquote>

Pindula News

Kambarami's Recall Motivated By Tribalism - CCC

Bulawayo Mayor, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Solomon_Mguni">Solomon Mguni</a> and former deputy mayor, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mlandu_Ncube">Mlandu Ncube</a>, Thursday boycotted a Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) meeting organised for councillors in Harare allegedly in fear of the MDC-T leader <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Douglas_Mwonzora">Douglas Mwonzora</a>.
The councillors were in the capital attending an Urban Councils Association of Zimbabwe (UCAZ) workshop.
CCC sources said the party took advantage of the UCAZ indaba to summon the councillors following the recalling of Ward 3 councillor and deputy mayor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tinashe_Kambarami">Tinashe Kambarami</a> by the MDC-T allegedly at the instigation of Mguni and Ncube.
It is claimed that while Ncube has been actively participating in several CCC Whatsapp groups, Mguni’s allegiance has not been clear since Mwonzora started recalling members viewed as aligned to <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Nelson_Chamisa">Nelson Chamisa.</a>
Sources said 13 councillors attended Thursday‘s meeting while one councillor tendered his apology after failing to attend.
Bulawayo City Council has 29 councillors with only one belonging to ZANU PF.
One councillor who attended the meeting addressed by the CCC’s leadership spoke to NewZimbabwe.com:
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Following the recalling of Kambarami, the party wanted to know those councillors, who are still with us and those who are pretending to be with us, while they are with Mwonzora.
Thursday‘s meeting finally exposed those fence-sitting individuals.
</blockquote>
Some of the CCC councillors, who were present at the meeting include Donaldson Mabuto (Ward 9), Arnold Batirai Dube, (Ward 24) Sikhululekile Moyo (Ward 17), Edwin Dube ( ward 8), Ernest Rafamoyo (20) and Kambarami.
Due to fear of losing their posts, which will see some forfeiting cars and other perks, some have allegedly been attending meetings of both political parties to assess where the political wind is blowing.
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h2>

Bulawayo Mayor, Deputy Boycott CCC Meeting Allegedly In Fear Of Mwonzora's Wrath

The MDC-T led by Douglas Mwonzora on Thursday recalled Bulawayo Ward Three councillor, Tinashe Kambarami, who was a former City of Bulawayo Deputy Mayor.
Kambarami recently won a High Court battle reinstating him as a councillor and argued that the court order also applied to his reinstatement as the city’s Deputy Mayor.
This set him on a collision course with the incumbent, Ward One councillor Mlandu Ncube who refused to vacate the post.
On Thursday, the Minister of Local Government and Public Works, July Moyo wrote to the city’s Town Clerk, Christopher Dube informing the local authority of Kambarami’s recall. Part of the letter reads:
<blockquote>
I wish to inform you that I am in receipt of a letter from the Movement Democratic Change stating that Councillor Tinashe Kambarami of ward three has ceased to be a member of the Party.
In terms of Section 278(1) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe as read with Section 129(1)(k), his ward is now vacant. Please advise Zimbabwe Electoral Commission accordingly.
</blockquote>
The MDC-T has recalled dozens of councillors since the March 2020 Supreme Court ruling which nullified Nelson Chamisa’s appointment as MDC-T deputy president by the late Morgan Tsvangirai in 2016. | <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/mdc-t-recalls-kambarami/">The Sunday News</a>

Mwonzora's MDC-T Recalls Former Bulawayo Deputy Mayor

Former Bulawayo deputy mayor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Tinashe_Kambarami">Tinashe Kambarami</a> has written to the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mthwakazi_Republic_Party">Mthwakazi Republic Party (MRP)</a> demanding US$500 000 compensation, an apology and a retraction of a “defamatory” statement.
Kambarami accuses MRP of describing him as a “Shona vulture” which had brought Bulawayo to its knees.
Through his lawyers, Masamvu and Da Silva-Gustavo, Kambarami who was recently reinstated as ward 3 councillor after the courts ruled in his favour, wrote a letter dated August 24, stating that he was aggrieved by the messages that MRP circulated on August 21, on its Facebook page. Read the letter seen by <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/08/ex-deputy-mayor-sues-mrp-for-defamation/">NewsDay Zimbabwe</a>:
<blockquote>
On Sunday August 21, 2022, through your Facebook page styled ‘Mthwakazi Republic Party — MRP Network — Information, you falsely and unlawfully accused our client in a widely published post of, inter alia, conniving with the chamber secretary for the City of Bulawayo to bring Bulawayo to its knees.
In the context of the post, this defamatory allegation was exacerbated by the shocking insinuation that our client is a “Shona vulture” and is a conduit of the Shona 1979 grand plan and the code xxx by Citizens Coalition for Change which outlines measures to Shonalise Bulawayo’
The allegations are also, to your knowledge, false. Your false publication is compounded by the fact that through releasing it on a public platform, you knew full well that the contents thereof would be widely read and/or shared given our client’s high public profile.
Please ensure that this written undertaking is received by us within 24 hours of your receiving this letter; failing which our client reserves the right to acquaint yourselves with the diverse legal proceedings.
While a public apology and retraction will go some way towards ameliorating the hurt and the assault on our client’s reputation and his dignity, our client also requires financial compensation in the form of damages. To this end, our instructions are to demand from you, as we hereby do, payment of the sum of US$500 000 within ten (10) days of your receipt of this letter. Should this sum not be paid within the time prescribed, we have instructions to institute legal proceedings against you without further notice to you, except as required by law.
</blockquote>
The lawyers noted that the allegations were defamatory, hurtful, and deliberately intended to humiliate Kambarami as well as tarnish and undermine his reputation.
Kambarami notes that MRP’s statement was shared on various Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp pages with over 500 platforms, which warrants an immediate apology and retraction.
MRP leader <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mqondisi_Moyo">Mqondisi Moyo</a> told NewsDay Zimbabwe that Kambarami and other “Shonas in Bulawayo are beneficiaries of the 1979 Shona grand plan and code xxx and they are the conduits.”
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/"> Pindula News</a></h2>

EX-Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Demands US$500 000 From MRP Over "Shona Vulture" Statement

Bulawayo City Council Ward 3 councillor Tinashe Kambarami has accused the mayor, Solomon Mguni, of frustrating council management’s bid to effect his reinstatement.
The High Court recently ordered Kambarami’s reinstatement after he successfully challenged his recall by the MDC-T.
In his judgement, Justice Martin Makonese ruled that the letter to recall Kambarami by the MDC-T was null and void as he was not a councillor by the time it was written.
It’s now three weeks after the High Court judgement, but Kambarami is still to be reinstated.
Speaking during an interview with The Sunday News, Kambarami accused Mguni of frustrating the process of his reinstatement. He said:
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The mayor is the biggest problem, he is single-handedly frustrating the whole process of my reinstatement.
Last week he stopped a special council meeting as he said he was in Plumtree but my question is does council business stop because the mayor is not around?
Right now Clr Mlandu Ncube is going around being introduced as the Deputy Mayor, something which he knows he isn’t.
Last Thursday he even went to the council stores department and collected the Deputy Mayor’s fuel allocation for the whole month, which is tantamount to fraud.
Mguni is now in contempt as he is using his powers to block the reading of the order by council management.
I say, reading because this is not about any interpretation but about reading and implementing as the order is clear that I have been reinstated as ward three councillor and the city’s Deputy Mayor.
If he continues doing this I will end up dealing with him as an individual. He cannot be allowed to continue furthering factional fights in council.
If you don’t like me, you are free to go drink wine with your friends but when it comes to council business we have to follow the book.
What Mguni should remember is that I was not elected by him, but the ward three community had confidence in me leading them.
Mguni is a lawyer but I am shocked how he does not read the law to see the implications of all this.
He should remember that he is too junior in politics which is why I think he is being this childish.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/mayor-fighting-political-war-kambarami/">The Sunday News</a>

Kambarami Accuses Mguni Of Obstructing His Reinstatement

The Bulawayo High Court has granted an order reinstating Tinashe Kambarami as deputy mayor and Ward 3 councillor of the Bulawayo City Council to bring to an end a three-year battle in court.
Kambarami was removed from office in 2019 following a 2018 court application by the 1893 Mthwakazi Restoration Movement (1893MRM).
The pressure group approached the Bulawayo High Court seeking his termination from office claiming he was unfit for office due to his criminal record.
This was after Kambarami pleaded guilty to theft charges when he appeared before a Bulawayo magistrate in July 2018.
He was fined $80 or 18 days in prison for stealing an extension cord from an electrician he had hired to do manual work at his offices.
In 2019, Bulawayo High Court Justice Thompson Mabhikwa ruled that Kambarami was unfit for office.
Kambarami appealed his conviction and also challenged his removal from council and was cleared by the Supreme Court.
Early this year, Kambarami, through his then-lawyer, Maqhawe Mpofu challenged the March 26 by-election in his ward by filing a declarator. He won the case.
Yesterday Bulawayo High Court Judge, Justice Martin Makonese confirmed that a vacancy still existed in Ward 3, since Kambarami was evicted from the city council.
In an interview with CITE, Kambarami’s lawyer, Bruce Masamvu of Mutatu Masamvu and Da Silva-Gustavo Law Chambers, said following the order by the Supreme Court, his client was now allowed to assume his normal duties as a councillor and deputy mayor. He said:
<blockquote>
Previously, there was an order of the court which stopped the nomination court, in essence, it then follows that there was no election that was done on Ward 3, so what the High Court is simply saying now is that Kambarami can resume his normal duties.
As far as the order is concerned, Kambarami is supposed to resume his normal duties as before he was dismissed. Our hope is he takes over as deputy mayor of Bulawayo.
</blockquote>
Kambarami was delighted with the latest development and vowed to pursue some of the projects he was doing in the ward before his suspension. He said:
<blockquote>
We have been in court for a long time, as you all know we stopped the by-election in Ward 3 after filing an application for a declarator which was finalised today.
The whole story emanated from the case by 1893MRM that nullified my election as a councillor until I appealed.
There was some kind of resistance for me to be reinstated which is the reason why I am here. I am happy that justice has been served today.
… I am sure within a short space of time I will be able to pursue some of the projects I was doing in my ward and in the city in general.
We have a lot of issues – water and the parking system, issues that I could have been standing in for residents, not only from my ward but the City of Bulawayo.
It has always been my hope to serve the residents of Ward 3 and Bulawayo. I have plans which I am going to pursue.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://cite.org.zw/high-court-reinstates-kambarami-as-councillor-byo-deputy-mayor/">CITE</a>

High Court Reinstates Kambarami As Councillor, Bulawayo Deputy Mayor

Newly-elected Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) councillors in Bulawayo are reportedly planning to remove the city’s mayor Councillor Solomon Mguni and Town Clerk, Christopher Dube.
The councillors recently held a caucus at their provincial party offices, which was chaired by the former deputy mayor, Tinashe Kambarami and former Bulawayo Senator, Matson Hlalo.
Kambarami is no longer a sitting councillor after he was recalled from Council by the Douglas Mwonzora-led MDC-T.
The former Ward 3 councillor is, however, challenging his recall in the courts and as a result, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission could not conduct by-elections in the ward.
Eight candidates from the CCC won the by-elections that were held on 26 March, namely Clr Edwin Ndlovu (Ward 8), Clr Donaldson Mabuto (Ward 9), Alderman Lilian Mlilo (Ward 12), Clr Concilia Mlalazi (Ward 18), Clr Christopher Dube (Ward 19), Ald Earnest Rafomoyo (Ward 20), Clr Tinevimbo Maposa (Ward 21) and Clr Mpumelelo Moyo (Ward 26).
The Sunday News reported sources as saying the caucus took place at the party offices and was also attended by Ward Two councillor Joyce Ndlovu, who was voted into office under an MDC Alliance ticket. Said the source:
<blockquote>
The caucus took place on Wednesday, chaired by Kambarami and Senator Hlalo and among other things it was agreed that they push for the ouster of the Mayor and the Town Clerk. This will be done through a motion of no-confidence against the duo.
However, the possible hold up was the issue of raising the numbers since they are a minority.
Kambarami chaired the caucus and he made it clear that the councillors’ mandate was to get rid of Clr Mguni and also reverse a number of policies, including the parking management system contract.
</blockquote>
The party’s caucus secretary, Clr Mabuto denied the allegations, saying CCC’s focus is focused on advancing the aspirations of the Bulawayo residents. He said:
<blockquote>
We had a meeting, that I can confirm, but I cannot say it was a caucus, it was more of a celebration meeting by the eight winning councillors and other party members.
Further, I must dismiss the speculation that is going around that we want to oust the mayor or deputy or town clerk, that is not true, we are not going to council to cause turmoil.
All that we are focusing on is pushing for development and creating reconnecting council and the residents.
We also want to raise pertinent questions on issues such as the parking management system tender, our colleagues should give us answers on this issue.
</blockquote>
Kambarami also refuted allegations that they were pushing for the ouster of Clr Mguni and Dube. He said the issue was never discussed.
He said the meeting was for congratulating the newly elected councillors and giving them direction on how they will conduct council business going forward.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/councillors-push-for-mayor-town-clerk-ouster/">The Sunday News</a></h4>

CCC Councillors Plotting Bulawayo Mayor, Town Clerk Ouster | Report

The fate of the deputy Mayor of Bulawayo, Councillor Tinashe Kambarami remains uncertain after the 1893 Mthwakazi Restoration Movement (1893MRM) approached the Bulawayo High Court seeking his removal from office.
The social movement is arguing that Kambarami is unfit to hold the post since he was convicted of criminal with financial related charges including theft.
1893MRM expressed its relief upon hearing that the case is set to be heard on June 24, 2019. The movement said:
<blockquote>We are relieved that finally the case will be brought for hearing after eagerly waiting for the court date for the past four months.
Our Movement, 1893MRM finds it criminal not only on the part of Kambarami but as well as the MDC Alliance which had an obligation to do reasonable or thorough background checks and declarations of the legal standings of all its nominated officials meant to run for office throughout Zimbabwe.
Clearly in the case of Kambarami, the MDC Alliance either turned a blind eye or colluded in the illegal nomination of Kambarami to represent the party both as councillor and ultimately as Deputy Mayor of Bulawayo. 1893 Mthwakazi Restoration Movement is seeking for Bulawayo public support in the case as this a matter of interest for all Bulawayo residents who were deceived into electing a criminal convict into office.</blockquote>
Kambarami is Ward 3 councilor and was elected on an MDC Alliance ticket. Earlier, he succumbed to MDC pressure and verbally resigned from the Deputy Mayor post. However, he later retained the same post uncontested.
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The Destiny Of Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Remains Uncertain

Tinashe Kambarami has won the Deputy Mayor position in the party uncontested.
This comes after Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Councillor Tinashe Kambarami resigned from the post after being ordered to do so by the MDC Alliance. Kambarami’s appointment had been marred by controversy as his party insisted that proper procedure was not followed. He had been holding the post for two months after beating ward 1 councillor Mlandu Ndlovu who had been the party’s preferred choice for the post. MDCA Bulawayo provincial chairperson.

Tinashe Kambarami Reelected Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Unopposed

In an interview with The Chronicle, Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Councillor Tinashe Kambarami confirmed he had resigned from the post after being ordered to do so by the MDC Alliance.
His enforced resignation paves way for fresh polls today amid claims he may be re-elected. Bulawayo MDC provincial chairperson Mr Gift Banda also confirmed Kambarami’s resignation. He also dismissed claims that Kambarami may be reelected. Said Banda:
<blockquote>The party had ordered him to resign and Tinashe tendered his resignation in front of the president (Nelson Chamisa). We had a meeting with the president today in the city. I don’t know who told you about that because there are processes that we are going to undertake as a party. I can’t confirm about a caucus meeting because we haven’t planned for it. I don’t want to pre-empt things but as a party we said Kambarami should resign because he was elected unprocedurally according to our party’s guidelines.</blockquote>
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Bulawayo Deputy Mayor Resigns

In an interview with the Chronicle, MDC Bulawayo province deputy spokesperson Edwin Ndlovu yesterday confirmed the Nelson Chamisa led party wrote to Bulawayo Deputy Mayor councillor Tinashe Kambarami ordering him to step down from his post or risk being expelled from the party and recalled from council.
The Ward 3 Councillor was elected as the city’s Deputy Mayor against the party’s directive to impose Ward 1 Clr Mlandu Ncube in that position. Kambarami was given 7 days to comply with the directive. Part of thee letter written to Kambarami reads:
<blockquote>In pursuant to the letter addressed to us by the National Secretary for Local Government we hereby inform you that you are instructed to step down from the position of Deputy Mayor Bulawayo Municipality within seven days of receipt of this letter. Failure to comply within the stipulated period shall result in your expulsion from the party and also recall from the council.</blockquote>
Constitutional lawyer Professor Lovemore Madhuku told The Chronicle MDC can fire councillors as the principle is similar to that used for firing Members of Parliament and Senators.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/mdc-orders-bulawayo-deputy-mayor-to-resign/">Chronicle</a>

MDC Orders Bulawayo Deputy Mayor To Step Down

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