Blue Wave in Manicaland as New Movement Beckons
"Pataakuenda apa, tavakunogadzira chinhu chedu nenguva yedu" - Gift Ostallos Siziba
Blue Wave in Manicaland as New Movement Beckons
After the resignation of Nelson Chamisa from the heavily infiltrated Citizen’s Coalition for Change (CCC), his allies have already hit the ground running.
This weekend, Amos Chibaya and Gift Ostallos Siziba who are both some of the MPs recalled by imposter Sengezo Tshabangu allegedly with the help of several disgruntled seniors in the party, landed in Manicaland where they began consultations and mass mobilisation.
At a well attended meeting, the people got a chance to air their views on what was happening within the opposition.
Siziba went on to tell the crowds that now that they know where each of the members stands, they are going to create a brand new movement moving at their own pace.
He added that the struggle for change in Zimbabwe had taken too long because of some leaders who are more interested in positions and power.
He went on to mock the Biti-Ncube faction for reverting to the MDC Alliance structures of 2019.
Blue Wave in Manicaland as New Movement Beckons
The Gweru structures peat Tendai Biti, Welshman Ncube and Lynette Karenyi-Kore as co-vice presidents with Charlton Hwende as Secretary General while Job Sikhala was vice-chairperson.
He spoke of how the Biti-Ncube faction colluded with ZANU-PF in recalling CCC MPs as a way of forcing Nelson Chamisa to do their bidding.
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He describes imposter Sengezo Tshabangu as a “chidhoma” or goblin that was used to take the struggle backwards with his recalls.
He said in the new movement, they fear nothing:
When you hit us, we hit back.
He said very soon they will be calling out the sellouts by their names.
This is LEADERSHIP!!!
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— Jess Geraldine (@VaChivi_) February 4, 2024
