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A CCC senior official, Welshman Ncube, has called for the urgent implementation of electoral reforms on voter registration, transparency of the voter’s roll, and the right of political parties to freely campaign.
Zimbabwe is only a few months away from holding general elections which are scheduled for 2023 but opposition political parties claim the political field is tilted in ZANU PF’s favour.
Ncube made the comments following the launch of CCC’s Pre-Election Pact on Electoral Reforms (PREPARE), which calls for electoral reforms before the next elections. Said Ncube:
<blockquote>
As provided in the constitution, voter registration must be continuously accessible to people.
This thing of saying that outside the outreach programme, you can only register at the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) offices like in Bulawayo is wholly unacceptable.
It means people have no effective access to voter registration.
</blockquote>
Ncube also claimed that the delimitation of constituencies has not been done openly whilst time is running out.
He warned that going into an election without implementing electoral reforms will result in disputed results. Said Ncube:
<blockquote>
The moment you have disputed elections you will have legitimacy issues. If ever you are a government where the majority of people don’t believe it is there by virtue of their sovereign right or that they put that government there, that government will never have the moral and political authority to lead effectively.
Hence you continue to have the characteristics of a failed state, a failed economy, politics and a failed everything.
No one will be convinced about the outcome and resultantly the government is never going to be able to change the fortune of the country.
So it is important for all parties to recognise that it might be late but there is an urgent need for genuine sincere dialogue over some of these issues.
It is important to talk about these things, time is of the essence.
</blockquote>
Ncube called for political tolerance and bemoaned ZANU PF’s alleged penchant for violence and the use of other coercive measures to win votes. | <a href="https://cite.org.zw/prof-ncube-sounds-alarm-on-electoral-reforms/">CITE</a>

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Time Running Out For Electoral Reforms - Welshman Ncube

MDC Alliance Vice President, Welshman Ncube has reportedly been advised by former MDC Chief Communications Strategist Gifford Mehluli Sibanda to quit politics and focus on building a legacy in law and agriculture.
Sibanda reportedly wrote on Saturday urging Ncube and other MDC officials including former Minister of Education, David Coltart to pursue law and or farming. He said:
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Morning cdes, I hope one day we may have a conversation and agree to send one or two of our comrades to convince Prof Welshman Ncube to quit politics n pursue setting up a law school at either NUST or Lupane together with the likes of Josphat Tshuma, David Coltart, Promise Ncube and Majwabus.
Ncube must also be advised to excellently set up his farm infrastructure to suit the needs for both crop and animal husbandry research for the benefit of the region. It is my humble opinion that through this, it will give him a better legacy, than this MDC project. </blockquote>
Sibanda reportedly added that his desire was to save Ncube and help him leave a lasting legacy than pursuing a failed political career.
Before joining the MDC Alliance in 2018, Ncube’s political career seemed to have reached the endgame after parting ways with the mainstream MDC in 2005.
More: <a href="https://bulawayo24.com/news/national/185106">Bulawayo24</a>

Welshman Ncube Advised To Quit Politics -  REPORT

MDC Alliance Vice PresidentWelshman Ncube has said that the party was preparing a strong response to the recalling of party legislators from Parliament.
He claimed that everything which is being done by reinstated MDC leader, Thokozani Khupe and her associates was a game planned together with or by the ruling ZANU PF. He said:
<blockquote>We won’t take it lying down. In the next few days, you will know what we will do and it will be a strong response. The organs of the party will make the decisions. People have seen what has happened.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, reinstated MDC Secretary General, Douglas Mwonzora has written a letter to the Zimbabwe Republic Police seeking assistance in removing members of the MDC Alliance who are refusing to vacate Harvest House.
This Wednesday, the MDC Alliance leadership held a meeting which resolved that party legislators will be boycotting Parliamentary sessions in response to the recalling of their colleagues.
More: <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2020/05/06/it-was-important-they-throw-the-dice-first-ncube-says-after-khupe-mps-move/">ZimLive</a>

"It Will Be A Strong Response," Welshman Ncube Responds To Expulsion Of MDC MPs From Parly

Welshman Ncube, MDC Vice President was forced to completely give up presenting his manifesto to the party voting structures in Bulawayo on Monday, ZimEye reports.
It is alleged that Ncube opted out of the dialogue after rumors reached him that some elements had planned to humiliate him.
When Ncube arrived late at the event after other nominated candidates had made their presentations, he was received by little jeer as he walked into the room.
Ncube was snubbed by the Matebeleland province during the nomination process.
<a href="https://www.zimeye.net/2019/05/14/welshman-ncube-opts-out-of-vice-presidential-campaign-platform/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">More: ZimEye</a>

Welshman Ncube Forced To Abandon Speech In Bulawayo

The leader of the smaller MDC party, Professor Welshman Ncube has been accused of firing the party’s deputy national spokesperson Mbuso Siso because he ran against his son. Siso will be representing the MDC Alliance in Bulawayo’s Ward 2 in the July 30 elections. Writing on his Facebook page, Siso said,
<blockquote>I’ve been dismissed by Professor Welshman Ncube as the party deputy) national information and publicity secretary all because he attempted to bless his son Nkanyiso Brezhnev Mathonsi with Ward 2 Bulawayo central seat that was negotiated on my behalf to be the candidate…Thank God, I succeeded to block him as the candidate and his father for his dictatorship behaviour. Professor Welshman Ncube should be stopped immediately for his unbecoming behaviour he is no difference with the Mugabe regime which attempted to create a dynasty by imposing his wife.</blockquote>
However, MDC national spokesperson Mr Kurauone Chihwai dismissed the claims saying Siso had actually been fired for bringing the party’s name into disrepute.
More: <a href="http://www.sundaynews.co.zw/breaking-mdc-fire-spokesperson/#.Wyjb5_110F8.twitter" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Sunday News</a>

MDC Spokesperson Allegedly Fired For Standing Against President's Son

Welshman Ncube the spokesperson for the Nelson Chamisa led MDC Alliance coalition has said that this year’s Zanu-PF Election Manifesto speaks to the issues of the people. Ncube said that it was a refreshing change from the previous manifestos. Speaking to NewsDay, Ncube said
<blockquote>What is beautiful this year is that for the first time in 38 years, Zanu PF has a manifesto that speaks to people’s issues rather than the red-herring that it has foisted on our people for nearly four decades.
Zanu PF has a manifesto that speaks to infrastructure, transformation of the economy, social delivery and the general issues that confront our people. They (Zanu PF) have made these their issues and they are our issues too…It will be now up to Zimbabweans to judge whether the old and tired personalities in Zanu PF can deliver or the energised opposition is the best vehicle to take this country to the next level.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2018/05/mdc-alliance-hails-zanu-pf-manifesto/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">NewsDay</a>

MDC Alliance Acknowledges Zanu-PF Manifesto, Says It Speaks To People's Issues

Speaking at the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Morgan Tsvangirai, Professor Welshman Ncube says he accepts responsibility for his role in splitting up the MDC.
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Zimbabwe?src=hash">#Zimbabwe</a> Welshman Ncube says, just like Tsvangirai, he too accepts responsibility for mistakes made in the past, splitting of MDC party <a href="https://t.co/VbajBQlYp6">pic.twitter.com/VbajBQlYp6</a>
— harumutasa/aljazeera (@harumutasa) <a href="https://twitter.com/harumutasa/status/855029855959887872">April 20, 2017</a></blockquote>
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