5. As for the "Tsvangirai legacy", it remains very much alive
Tsvangirai's legacy is nothing but just a "Zimbabwean dream".
He personified it, & that torch was passed to @nelsonchamisa
Should fate have other plans, it will be passed to someone else
The dream itself won't die.
6. The demise & death of Dr Morgan R. Tsvangirai didn't kill the Zimbabwean dream.
The train didn't derail.
The death & decay of @OurMDCT didn't leave a void.
Citizens realized the journey needed a new vehicle and founded @CCCZimbabwe
Red faded & the citizens are now Yellow.
7. ZanuPF can continue with the political contradiction of giving PPFA funds to, & dialoguing with a 'dead MDC that has dissappeared into the political history books'.
But because the citizens are themselves clear, they will continue pursuing the struggle, under @CCCZimbabwe
8. As for Baba Tsvangirai, zororai murugare Pakuru
Those who tormented you when you lived, now fake concern over your "legacy".
Your fringe colleagues are now using your name to negotiate posts in the coup government.
Just as the citizens stood by you, they now stand with Nero
9. Thank you Baba Tsvangirai for leaving clear footprints, which citizens continue to follow.
You fought a good fight.
On this day of love, the citizens acknowledge you.
Thank you for the sacrifices
All gave some, but some gave all.
Continue to Rest in Power, Father Democracy.
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"After a nervy period of unsureness & deliberation, the political midwives eventually attended to the arrival of the CCC on the 24th of Jan 2022. That date earned a place in the history of party politics in Zimbabwe when MDC-A underwent a metamorphosis into CCC"
2] Dr Magaisa:
"Those who live through moments of history do not usually grasp their significance. It's those who look back and therefore have the advantage of hindsight, who can appreciate the weight of such moments."
3] Dr Magaisa
"It was like that hard moment of a farmer realising that although he loves his animal so much, the best option because it is broken beyond healing, is to put it to sleep. That way he spares it the excruciating pain and himself, the agony of watching it suffer."
1] When your own lies & propaganda start catching up with you...
Mwonzora claims the 2017 MDC-A Coalition still exists, whose Principals endorsed his Leadership takeover.
So many months later, noone knows who these MDC-A Principals are.
No pictures.
No signed media statements.
2] Everything about the political behaviour of this Mwonzora MDC-A, clearly shows its different from the 2017 pre-election agreement.
Both MaKhupe & Prof @Welshman_Ncube were right to say "Mwonzora has formed his own MDC-A"
Simple case in point is the "allocation of seats".
3] Mwonzora has claimed that PDP led by Matibenga is responsible for recalling MPs such as Biti, Chikwinya, Madzimure because they were allocated those seats.
Fast forward to 2022, all "MDC-A coalition" by-elections candidates are coming from MDC-T.
1] Been taking time, like most citizens, to encourage fellow citizens to #RegisterToVote2023 as well as encouraging that citizens check their registration status.
Have realised a few challenges being encountered to this regards, as well as some information gap.
Voter registration is a all year round exercise. ZEC ordinarily has some 63 District offices & 10 Provincial officers allover the country, where one can register to vote.
Baring challenges affecting ZEC, registration itself is a continous exercise.
This exercise has ZEC introducing "mobile registration" campaigns, meaning that registration centers are brought closer to our homes to compliment their Provincial & District offices.
It's important that all eligible voters take advantage of this.
1] I invite fellow citizens to go through this short article by my brother, @DavidHofisi
After having gone through it myself, I share some personal thoughts over the same, particularly the key issues the author raises, in light of possible "illegalities" facing CCC party...
2] @DavidHofisi, a summary of one of the issues you raised, is on the constitutional provision allowing for the desolution of MDC-A party as per their constitution.
First concern is, you make no direct reference of the actual MDC-A constitution, but rather a MDC constitution.
3] It then somewhat sounds bizarre for me, for a seasoned lawyer, to actually pretend to quote a specific provision of the MDC-A constitution, by actually quoting a MDC constitutional provision (on dissolution).
This legal entanglement actually answers the question you asked.