Simba Chikanza

Simba Chikanza Simba Chikanza, streets-sweeper, film maker

25/09/2024

HOPEWELL CHIN’ONO CONTINUES TO LIE THAT GRACE MUPFURUTSA WAS SENT BY ZANU TO GAMBAKWE MEDIA TO EXPOSE R**E ALLEGATIONS IN AUG 2020,

21/09/2024

UPCOMING SUN 6pm: SUING AL JAZEERA, HOPEWELL CHIN’ONO OVER R**E. Join me on Sun as I speak on future cases
I’m stopping AJ’s aiding of Chin’ono abuse of women

21/09/2024

MNANGAGWA FEARS OF COUP AND HISTORY

10/09/2024
08/09/2024

MARRY CHIWENGA AMPUTATED

01/09/2024

POLICE BLOCK CHAMISA FROM ATTENDING FUNERAL

27/08/2024

This was exactly 1 year ago, as Hon Harry Kalaba was caught on camera talking with a UK based journalist from Al Jazeera Media Network in conversations lasting over a month the former cabinet minister was involved in with the implicated prophet Uebert Angel he thought is working with the journalist (an undercover pastor)

20/08/2024

I've just seen Mr Hopewell Chin'ono writing my name in a thread. I have no interest in Mr Chin'ono at all other than accountability, over which if he isn't a fraudster who's using journalism to cover up money laundering, he just needs to name the UK bank/dealership he says funded his first mansion purchase with a £50,000 car loan in 1996?

1. Does Hopewell Chin'ono deny that he has spent the last 7 years advising the Defence Ministry to deploy soldiers on Nelson Chamisa 's followers in order to reduce what he calls political tension?

2. Does he deny that he is First Lady Auxillia Mnangagwa’s project boy to destroy the opposition, who even harassed Thomas Mapfumo at his show in Leicester in 2022 defending Auxilliah's twins?

3. Does he deny that all this while in the period 1995 to 2024, he has just been using journalism to cover up the lumpsums he looted from the UK public?

4. Does he deny that he even changed his name from Mukusha after his first arrests over money laundering, and took advantage of the UK's pre-911 database software change?

5. Does he deny that in all this, he is just using journalism to cover up his dirty money? - Simba Chikanza

15/08/2024

Do you remember this lady?

06/08/2024

Contrary to fraudsters’ claims, Zimbabweans know well that Chamisa has been the loudest voice during the last elections and the most triumphant during the journalistic exposes’ like GoldMafia, whose parliamentary portfolio heads I’ve worked with over the years in exposing truths. Any why are Twitter characters so obsessed with Chamisa who they wanted to retire, and has since retired?

Don’t you think you remove the ChatGPT signature from your press statements, the govt might listen to your iPhone15 Pro ...
06/08/2024

Don’t you think you remove the ChatGPT signature from your press statements, the govt might listen to your iPhone15 Pro Max Harry Kalaba?

On Monday, the Minister of Home Affairs and Internal Security Hon. Jack Mwiimbu made a deeply troubling statement during a media briefing about the disappearance of Hon. Emmanuel JJ Banda from lawful custody. The Minister claimed that "the only mistake made was to treat him humanely." This statement is not only shameful but also raises serious concerns about the respect for human rights and the rule of law in Zambia.

In a democratic society, the treatment of suspects and detainees is governed by the rule of law, which includes respect for their human rights. These rights are enshrined in our Constitution and are non-negotiable. To suggest that treating a suspect humanely is a mistake undermines the very foundation of our legal and democratic principles.

The Rights of Suspects:

Every suspect, regardless of the charges they face, is entitled to certain rights and liberties. These include the right to be treated with dignity and respect, the right to legal representation, the right to a fair trial, and protection against torture and inhumane treatment. These rights are not just legal formalities but are fundamental to the preservation of justice and human dignity.

A Dangerous Precedent:

The Minister's statement sets a dangerous precedent. It suggests that the government might condone or even endorse inhumane treatment of suspects under certain circumstances. This is unacceptable in any society that values human rights and the rule of law. The Minister needs to be reminded that Zambia is not a police state but a democratic nation where the rights of all citizens, including suspects, must be upheld.

Human Rights and the Rule of Law:

Our Constitution is clear on the matter. Article 15 of the Zambian Constitution states that "a person shall not be subjected to torture, or to inhuman or degrading punishment or other like treatment." This provision reflects our commitment to human rights and aligns with international human rights standards, including those set by the United Nations.

The Role of the Minister:

As the head of the Ministry of Home Affairs and Internal Security, the Minister has a crucial role in ensuring that law enforcement agencies operate within the bounds of the law. This includes upholding the rights of suspects and ensuring that they are treated humanely. The Minister’s role is to safeguard the rule of law and promote justice, not to undermine it by making irresponsible statements.

A Call for Accountability :

We call on the Minister to retract his statement and reaffirm his commitment to upholding human rights and the rule of law. It is essential for the credibility of our legal system and the trust of the public that government officials respect the constitutional rights of all individuals. The disappearance of Hon. Emmanuel JJ Banda from lawful custody is a serious matter that requires thorough investigation, not a justification for inhumane treatment.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the Minister's statement is a stark reminder of the importance of human rights in our democratic society. As Zambians, we must stand together to ensure that our leaders respect and uphold the principles enshrined in our Constitution. This is not just about one individual but about the integrity of our entire legal system and the protection of the rights of every citizen.

Let us remember that a true democracy is measured by how it treats its most vulnerable, including those in custody. We must hold our leaders accountable to ensure that Zambia remains a nation that upholds justice, dignity, and human rights for all.

Harry Kalaba
President
Citizens First

01/08/2024

Never enslave yourself to anything that’s temporary

18/07/2024

NOTICE: Simba Chikanza is currently undergoing a crucial recess. He will be back in August 2024.

17/07/2024

Mufesi wandasangana naye kumaraini, Pablo. He’s a 1 year old Rottweiler
and his breed is regarded one of the world’s best family protectors.

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