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02/11/2024

Breaking News: Chamisa Praises Botswana's Opposition Victory and Smooth Power Transition

Botswana’s recent election has captured the attention of Nelson Chamisa, former leader of Zimbabwe’s Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC), who praised the opposition Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) for securing victory in what he called a smooth and mature transition of power. Congratulating Botswana’s outgoing President Mokgweetsi Masisi, Chamisa highlighted the leadership shown by Masisi in conceding defeat.

Chamisa, who has faced defeat twice in Zimbabwe’s presidential elections against Emmerson Mnangagwa, emphasized Masisi’s actions as a model of democratic maturity, adding, “I am overjoyed with the news from Botswana. I’ve sent my congratulations to President Masisi for his commitment to a peaceful transfer of authority.” Chamisa’s own political future remains uncertain as he refrains from public announcements following internal challenges within the CCC.

Botswana’s election on October 30 featured intense competition, with the UDC’s Duma Boko, a prominent lawyer, facing three other contenders, including Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) leader and incumbent President Masisi, as well as leaders from the Botswana Congress Party and Botswana Patriotic Front. The UDC’s 36 parliamentary seats surpassed the 31-seat threshold required for a majority, marking the end of nearly six decades of BDP rule.

Former President Ian Khama and UDC members had previously accused Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu PF party of meddling in Botswana’s elections. Nonetheless, international observers have celebrated the election as a peaceful and historic moment in Botswana’s democratic journey.

President Masisi gracefully accepted the results, saying, “I am committed to strengthening our nation and working with the new administration for the benefit of all citizens. I look forward to attending the inauguration.

02/11/2024

Some of the captured pictures for Dubai Desert Safari tour.

02/11/2024

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DUBAI UAE: It was an unforgettable day with my clients on a thrilling desert safari in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, organized by Globetrek Travel and Tours. As we left the city behind, the sprawling desert stretched before us, with golden dunes glistening under the sun, setting the stage for adventure.

We kicked off with dune bashing, an exhilarating ride across towering dunes, as our skilled driver navigated the sandy slopes with ease. Laughter and gasps of excitement filled the vehicle as we swerved up and down, fully immersed in the thrill. At the top of a high dune, we stopped to capture the breathtaking sunset—an amber glow casting a magical light across the landscape.

The next stop was a traditional Bedouin-style camp, where my clients were welcomed with Arabic coffee and dates. They tried on traditional attire and took in the rich Emirati culture. As evening fell, we enjoyed live performances: the hypnotic tanoura dance and an engaging belly dance show that had everyone clapping along.

Dinner was a flavorful spread of Arabic dishes, with the aroma of grilled meats, hummus, and warm bread filling the air. Afterward, some of us tried camel riding and sandboarding for a final touch of adventure before unwinding under the starlit sky. Stargazing in the peaceful desert was the perfect way to end the day.

As we headed back, my clients were thrilled by the day’s experiences, carrying memories of Dubai’s unique charm. Book your Dubai holiday with Globetrek Travel and Tours to enjoy every magical moment Dubai has to offer—the best city to visit.
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28/10/2024

New UAE Traffic Law: Stricter Penalties Announced for Serious Offences

The UAE has introduced a new traffic law imposing harsher penalties, including imprisonment and fines of up to Dh200,000, for various traffic violations such as jaywalking, hit-and-run incidents, and driving under the influence.

Jaywalking

Crossing roads outside designated areas now carries a punishment of imprisonment or a fine ranging between Dh5,000 and Dh10,000, particularly if it leads to an accident.

Drunk Driving

Driving under the influence of alcohol will result in imprisonment and fines starting from Dh20,000, up to a maximum of Dh100,000. For driving under the influence of narcotics or psychotropic substances, the fines range from Dh30,000 to Dh200,000, with the possibility of jail time.

Hit and Run

Leaving the scene of an accident without providing necessary details can result in up to one year in jail and fines ranging from Dh50,000 to Dh100,000. In cases where negligence leads to the death of another person, offenders face imprisonment and fines of at least Dh50,000.

Aggravated Circumstances

More severe penalties apply in specific situations, such as driving during floods in a valley, where the punishment could be a minimum of one year in jail and a fine of at least Dh100,000.

The decree also outlines that a Cabinet resolution will determine the enforcement of these penalties and handle grievances.

27/10/2024

Breaking News: Power Struggle Erupts Between President Mnangagwa and General Chiwenga.

In a dramatic and potentially destabilizing development, a major rift has emerged between Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Vice President General Constantino Chiwenga, as a fierce battle for the nation’s top position intensifies. Sources close to the situation reveal that Mnangagwa is seeking a controversial third term in office, a move that has sparked internal divisions within the ruling ZANU-PF party and fierce opposition from Chiwenga, who reportedly harbors ambitions of taking over the presidency.

President Mnangagwa, who came to power in 2017 after the ousting of longtime leader Robert Mugabe, is allegedly maneuvering to extend his rule beyond the constitutional two-term limit. While Mnangagwa argues that his leadership is necessary to maintain stability and continue the country’s economic recovery, his push for a third term has triggered a backlash from within his own party, with Chiwenga said to be leading a faction that opposes the extension of his rule.

Chiwenga, a former military commander who played a key role in ousting Mugabe and installing Mnangagwa, is reportedly positioning himself as a natural successor. Rumors suggest that Chiwenga believes Mnangagwa has overstayed his welcome and is ready to step in, should Mnangagwa be forced out or choose to step aside. This power struggle has intensified behind the scenes, with both leaders consolidating support from various factions of the military and political elites.

Political analysts warn that this internal ZANU-PF clash could have serious repercussions for Zimbabwe's already fragile political and economic situation. The rift could lead to deepening divisions within the ruling party and potentially spark unrest, as loyalists of both men vie for power and influence. Additionally, any signs of instability at the top could further weaken investor confidence and harm Zimbabwe’s ongoing efforts to revive its struggling economy.

As the 2028 general elections approach, Mnangagwa’s camp is reportedly working to amend the constitution to allow for a third term, but it faces resistance from party members and civil society, who view such a move as undemocratic. Chiwenga, who is said to have strong ties within the military, may use this opportunity to galvanize his support base and challenge Mnangagwa’s authority.

The unfolding power struggle is being closely monitored, as it could trigger wider ramifications for the region if tensions continue to escalate. Key international players and regional organizations, including the African Union and Southern African Development Community (SADC), may be called upon to mediate if the standoff intensifies into a full-blown political crisis.

As both leaders navigate the volatile situation, Zimbabwe's political future hangs in the balance, with citizens watching closely as their country's leadership faces one of its greatest tests since Mugabe's ousting.

27/10/2024

US Election Countdown: 9 Days Left – Polls, Harris, and Trump on the Move.

As the US election looms just 9 days away, the nation watches closely as both candidates ramp up their final efforts to win over voters. Polls show a tight race, with varying leads depending on the state and polling source. Nationally, some surveys give President Joe Biden a slim edge, while others indicate a near deadlock between him and former President Donald Trump. The battleground states, especially Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona, remain crucial, with swing voters likely determining the outcome.

Vice President Kamala Harris is spearheading the Biden campaign’s efforts to engage key demographics. She is focusing on younger voters, women, and communities of color in critical swing states. Harris has ramped up her presence at rallies and on social media, pushing for voter turnout and emphasizing the administration's achievements, particularly in healthcare and climate policies.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump has intensified his rallies, drawing massive crowds in states like Florida and Ohio. He continues to emphasize his "America First" platform, attacking Biden's economic policies and claiming that the current administration has led to inflation and weakening global standing. Trump has also been working to energize his base and appeal to undecided voters by focusing on issues like border security and government regulation.

With just over a week to go, both sides are making their final pitches, with every day crucial in what promises to be a close and hard-fought election.

18/10/2024

From Stone to Fluffy Husky: A Stray Dog’s Remarkable Transformation

In Jefferson County, Missouri, two Good Samaritans were taken aback when they encountered what appeared to be a stray dog in desperate need. The animal, almost hairless and covered in scars and scabs, seemed to have skin that had turned to "stone" due to a severe infection. Stray Rescue of St. Louis later described the dog's condition as being caused by an advanced case of mange.

Determined to help, the couple quickly arranged transport to Stray Rescue. When Todd Whiteaker from the rescue arrived, the dog immediately jumped into his car and nestled into the passenger seat beside him, as if trusting he was finally safe.

At the shelter, tests revealed the dog had scabies, a highly contagious mite infection that caused constant irritation. The team began treatment with antibiotics and medicated baths. While his first bath was difficult and heartbreaking, the rescue workers knew it was necessary to ease his suffering.

The dog, now named Lycan, short for lycanthrope (a nod to his werewolf-like appearance), spent two weeks in isolation while recovering. Despite his condition, Lycan showed a deep need for affection, leaning into every touch during treatment, even as the staff wore protective gear to prevent the spread of infection.

As Lycan’s skin began to heal, his transformation into a healthy dog became more apparent. His fur started growing back thick and soft, revealing his true breed: a blonde husky. His sweet personality emerged as well, and soon he was ready to leave the clinic and move to a foster home. Whiteaker, who had followed Lycan’s progress closely, stepped forward to foster him.

In his foster home, Lycan quickly showed a love for sunbathing, car rides, and, most of all, snuggling up with Whiteaker. Over the next few months, his fur grew in beautifully, and his transformation from a “stone-like” creature to a fluffy husky was complete.

Today, Lycan looks and behaves like a completely different dog. Though he’s attended adoption events, he hasn’t yet found his forever family. But his rescuers are determined to ensure he ends up in the perfect home, where he’ll know only love and care for the rest of his life.

"Lycan will never know anything but unconditional love from now on," Stray Rescue of St. Louis wrote. "His days of pain and loneliness are behind him — he’s beautiful inside and out."

02/10/2024

Breaking News: Ex-Mayor Seeks Acquittal in Indecent Assault Case

Harare, Zimbabwe - Lawyers representing former Harare mayor Muchadeyi Masunda have applied for the dismissal of an indecent assault case, arguing that the State has failed to establish a prima facie case against the prominent business executive. The case, involving allegations brought forth by Ropafadzo Sibusiso Chidawu, the daughter of the late Harare Metropolitan Affairs and Devolution Minister Oliver Chidawu, is scheduled for a hearing on October 4.

The incident in question reportedly occurred on August 4, 2023, when Ropafadzo Chidawu visited Masunda's workplace in Milton Park, Harare. The visit was intended to discuss matters concerning the Oliver Mandishona Chidawu Trust. According to the State's allegations, upon Chidawu's arrival, Masunda appeared unwilling to engage with her. The prosecution claims that the situation escalated into an altercation during which Chidawu alleged that Masunda assaulted her.

The complainant's testimony describes an increasingly tense encounter. Chidawu stated that after attempting to discuss the trust, Masunda reacted aggressively, leading to a physical altercation. She claimed that as she was being attacked, she reached for her cellphone, intending to record the incident. As she bent over, she alleged that Masunda grabbed her again, prompting her to use her left elbow to fend him off. In a subsequent confrontation, Chidawu alleged that Masunda ran towards her, grabbed her by the waist, and tried to restrain her.

According to Chidawu's account, she then took drastic action to protect herself. She removed the keys from Masunda's office door, locked herself inside, hid the keys in her dress, and sat down to record what remained of the encounter. After the incident, Chidawu reportedly went to a colleague, Truword Kapamara, to recount what had happened.

Masunda's legal team, represented by Gwaunza & Mapota, argued during their application for dismissal that the State had not provided sufficient evidence to support a conviction. The lawyers pointed out inconsistencies in Chidawu's behavior following the alleged assault. They highlighted that Chidawu had sent a text message to Masunda after the incident, thanking him for the "meeting." The defense argued that such behavior was inconsistent with that of someone who had experienced trauma from an indecent assault.

“It is submitted that this behavior is highly inconsistent with someone who had been indecently assaulted and was traumatized by the experience. One cannot thank their assailant after having been indecently assaulted,” Masunda's lawyers wrote in their application.

Further undermining the credibility of the allegations, the defense pointed to inconsistencies in the timeline of the police report. Chidawu initially testified that she reported the matter on August 23, 2023. However, during cross-examination, it was revealed that the report was actually filed on November 23, 2023. When confronted about this discrepancy, Chidawu reportedly struggled to remember the exact dates, though she did not dispute that the report was filed in November. The defense noted that her handwritten police statement was also dated November 23, further questioning the timeline of the events.

In their application for Masunda's acquittal, the defense team emphasized that the State had failed to provide reliable evidence that would support a conviction, even if left unchallenged. The lawyers also highlighted that out of six cases brought by Chidawu against Masunda, four had already been dismissed.

“The State has failed to adduce reliable evidence favorable to it from its own witnesses that if such evidence is uncontroverted by the defense, the State will not be able to secure a conviction against the accused,” the lawyers argued.

They went on to state that the State had not been able to prove any element of the offence with which Masunda was charged, nor had it presented evidence of any other criminal wrongdoing by the accused. Based on these arguments, the defense concluded that Masunda should be found not guilty and acquitted of all charges.

The outcome of the application will be decided at the hearing on October 4, where both sides will present their arguments before the court. The case has drawn significant public attention, not only because of the high-profile individuals involved but also due to the broader implications regarding accountability and the burden of proof in cases involving allegations of assault.

This case serves as a reminder of the complexities involved in the judicial process, especially when there are claims of conflicting evidence and inconsistent testimonies. The decision on whether to dismiss the charges will hinge on the court’s assessment of the credibility of the evidence presented and whether the prosecution has fulfilled its obligation to establish a credible case.

02/10/2024

BREAKING NEWS: Chamisa Laments Plight of Pensioners

Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has expressed concern over the dire living conditions of Zimbabwe’s senior citizens, attributing their suffering to misgovernance.

Chamisa made these remarks in a statement commemorating the International Day of Older Persons, observed globally on October 1. This year’s theme, "Ageing with Dignity: The Importance of Strengthening Care and Support Systems for Older Persons Worldwide," highlighted the need for enhanced care and support for the elderly.

Chamisa stressed the urgency for comprehensive strategies to improve the lives of elderly citizens, pensioners, and senior citizens across Zimbabwe. "Some continue to be impacted by the economic hardships, currency fluctuations, and deteriorating social and health services, living on measly pension payouts that consistently lose value," he stated.

Zimbabwe’s senior citizens and pensioners have faced the brunt of the country's economic crisis, which has severely affected their quality of life. Decades of inflation and the recent devaluation of the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency have further eroded the value of their pensions.

"Many of our senior citizens have made significant contributions to building our country, yet have little to show for it," Chamisa said, urging the government to recognize the invaluable role of older citizens and act swiftly to improve their welfare.

He also highlighted the struggles faced by the elderly, who are often left alone as their children and grandchildren migrate for better opportunities. "Today, we should all collectively reflect on how the people we look up to have not enjoyed their retirement. Some have not enjoyed the fruits of their labor through their children’s employment, and some live in isolation and loneliness because their children and grandchildren are seeking greener pastures," Chamisa said.

The International Day of Older Persons aims to raise awareness about the challenges faced by ageing populations, while emphasizing the importance of promoting dignified and healthy living conditions for the elderly, including their right to make decisions about their care and quality of life.

17/09/2024

Breaking News: New XEC Covid Variant Begins to Spread:

A new Covid variant, known as XEC, has started to spread and could soon become the dominant strain, scientists warn. Initially identified in Germany in June, cases have since been reported in the UK, US, Denmark, and several other countries, according to users on X (formerly Twitter).

XEC carries new mutations that may aid its spread this autumn, but experts believe vaccines should still offer protection against severe illness. For those at higher risk of serious illness, the NHS is offering free booster shots, which have been updated to match more recent variants—though not specifically XEC, which stems from earlier Omicron subvariants.

Prof. Francois Balloux, Director of the Genetics Institute at University College London, told BBC News that while XEC has a "slight transmission advantage" over other recent variants, vaccines are expected to remain effective. He noted the possibility that XEC could become the dominant variant over the winter.

Eric Topol, Director of the Scripps Research Translational Institute in California, stated that XEC is "just getting started" and may take weeks or months to cause a significant wave. "It does appear to be the next variant," he said.

XEC Covid Symptoms:
The symptoms of XEC are similar to previous strains, including:
- High temperature
- Aches
- Fatigue
- Cough or sore throat

Most people recover within a few weeks, although recovery can take longer for some. Covid data analyst Mike Honey has noted "strong growth" of XEC in Denmark and Germany, though reduced testing makes it difficult to gauge the full spread.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) emphasizes that viral mutations are normal. Those eligible for a free booster vaccine include:
- Adults aged 65 and over
- Residents of care homes for older adults
- People over six months old in clinical risk groups
- Some front-line NHS, care-home, and social-care workers

The main flu and Covid vaccination campaign will begin in October, with some receiving shots earlier. Dr. Gayatri Amirthalingam, Deputy Director at UKHSA, urged those invited to come forward for their autumn vaccine, highlighting that vaccination remains the best defense against severe Covid illness.

16/09/2024

Breaking News: Tito Jackson, Beloved Jackson 5 Member, Dies at 70

Tito Jackson, a cherished member of the iconic Jackson 5 and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, has passed away at the age of 70. As the third of nine siblings in the legendary Jackson family, Tito was part of a music dynasty that revolutionized pop and R&B, with their songs continuing to captivate audiences around the globe.

In a heartfelt statement released on Instagram by his sons, TJ, Taj, and Taryll, the family expressed their grief: "It is with heavy hearts that we announce our beloved father, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Tito Jackson, is no longer with us. We are shocked, saddened, and heartbroken. Our father was an incredible man who cared deeply for everyone and their well-being."

The Jackson 5, which included brothers Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon, and Michael, rose to prominence in the late 1960s and 1970s with their signature blend of soul, funk, and pop. The group became a musical sensation, achieving numerous chart-topping hits, including timeless classics such as “ABC,” “I Want You Back,” and “I’ll Be There.” In 1997, the group was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, cementing their legacy as pioneers of popular music.

Born on October 15, 1953, Toriano Adaryll "Tito" Jackson was often a quieter presence in the group, primarily contributing as a background vocalist and guitarist. Unlike his more prominent brothers, Tito's role was more reserved, but his contributions to the group's harmonious sound were indispensable.

Although many of his siblings, including Michael, went on to achieve monumental solo success, Tito focused on family life. He intentionally delayed his solo pursuits, dedicating himself to raising his three sons—TJ, Taj, and Taryll—who would later form their own music group, 3T. In 2016, Tito finally embarked on his own solo career with the release of his debut album, Tito Time. A follow-up single, “One Way Street,” arrived in 2017, and he was reportedly working on a sophomore album in recent years.

Tito’s decision to remain behind the scenes for much of his career stemmed from his desire to nurture his family. However, his bond with music and his commitment to the Jackson family legacy never wavered. His 2019 collaboration with Stevie Wonder and his sons, titled “Love One Another,” is a testament to his enduring passion for music and his belief in the power of unity.

The Jackson family has endured immense tragedy over the years, most notably with the untimely death of Michael Jackson in 2009 at the age of 50. In a poignant interview following Michael's death, Tito reflected on how the loss of his brother brought the family closer together. “It brought us a step closer to each other," he said. "When one of us is no longer here, it’s a great loss. I will never truly be at peace with it.”

Despite the heartache, Tito continued to honor his brother’s memory. He and his siblings often paid tribute to Michael during performances and memorialized his spirit. “Before our show in Munich, my brothers Jackie, Marlon, and I visited the beautiful memorial dedicated to our beloved brother, Michael Jackson. We’re deeply grateful for this special place that honors not only his memory but also our shared legacy,” Tito once wrote.

As the world mourns the loss of another member of the legendary Jackson family, Tito’s legacy as a devoted father, gifted musician, and integral part of one of the greatest musical acts in history will remain etched in the annals of pop culture forever. His influence, both within the family and in the music industry, is indelible, and his contributions will be celebrated for generations to come.

16/09/2024

Harare City Council Official Caught in Another Scandal: Forged Documents, Self-Appointed Position, and Corruption Claims

HARARE – A top official at the Harare City Council (HCC), Mathew Marara, has been implicated in a new scandal involving forged documents and questionable appointments. Marara, who currently serves as the human capital director, allegedly manipulated the city’s internal processes to award himself a high-paying position without the necessary approval from the Ministry of Local Government.

According to sources within the council, Marara restructured the city’s grading system, creating a new role for himself as the executive assistant to the town clerk. This move came amidst speculation that Marara was being positioned to replace the now-arrested town clerk, Hosiah Chisango. However, his ambitions were derailed when city councillors blocked the appointment, citing concerns over the lack of proper procedures.

As the controversy unfolds, the Harare City Council has appointed Engineer Phakamile Mabhena Moyo, the director of water, as the acting town clerk. A council insider expressed shock over Marara’s self-promotion, stating, “One wonders why he appointed himself without undergoing an interview process and without the approval of the Ministry of Local Government. He structured new grades, giving himself a position that bypassed all formal channels.”

Further irregularities have emerged, with reports that the head of public safety is now reporting to Marara, a position that traditionally falls under the chamber secretary, Warren Chiwawa. This unusual shift in reporting lines has raised further concerns about the management and internal processes at the council.

Harare Mayor Jacob Mafume has confirmed the anomaly, referring to it as a human resource management issue. “We have since directed the acting town clerk, Phakamile Mabhena Moyo, to write to the Ministry of Local Government for guidance on this matter,” said Mafume. Repeated efforts to contact Marara for comment have been unsuccessful, as he has not responded to calls.

This is not the first time Marara has been embroiled in controversy. Last week, during a commission of inquiry hearing, he was questioned over a US$329,000 compensation payout he received following a suspension related to corruption charges. The suspension, dating back to 2020, was connected to allegations involving fraudulent allocation of residential stands while Marara served as the city’s housing director.

The US$329,000 compensation, which was paid for the period Marara was on suspension, has sparked outrage, particularly in light of Harare’s ongoing service delivery challenges. During the inquiry, council human resources chairperson George Mujajati struggled to justify the payout, placing the blame on the city’s management and leadership.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa appointed the commission of inquiry in May this year to investigate corruption and inefficiencies within the Harare City Council. The commission has already uncovered significant evidence of financial mismanagement, looting, and corruption within the council, with millions of dollars being siphoned off by senior officials at the expense of public services.

The revelations of these scandals, coupled with the ongoing investigations, paint a grim picture of the state of Harare’s municipal governance, raising further questions about the future of its leadership and the accountability of its officials.

13/09/2024

Honeymoon Over as BAZ Bans Prophets, Healers From TV and Radio:

HARARE: ZIMBABWE: In a significant regulatory move, the Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) has banned advertisements by self-styled prophets and traditional healers from being broadcast on radio and television. This decision, announced yesterday by BAZ chief executive Tendai Kapumha, aims to safeguard the public from misleading information, particularly regarding health and financial promises.

The ban also extends to the promotion of traditional herbs and medicines, which are often advertised alongside claims of miraculous cures and quick wealth. According to Kapumha, the move is grounded in the need to protect consumers from content that cannot be authenticated. He cited sections 23(a) and (b) of the Broadcasting and Services (Code of Conduct for Broadcasters) Regulations, 2023, and section 27(4)(e) of the Broadcasting Services (Licensing and Content) Regulations of 2004, which prohibit the broadcasting of such advertisements and infomercials.

“This letter serves to remind all broadcasters to cease the advertising of content from churches, traditional healers, and traditional herbs and medicines which cannot be verified, as these tend to mislead the public," Kapumha stated.

Zimbabwean media outlets have seen a surge in advertisements from individuals claiming to have supernatural powers, ranging from curing chronic diseases to ensuring financial prosperity. However, these claims have often had tragic consequences, with reports of patients abandoning conventional medicine in favor of unproven treatments, sometimes resulting in death.

The BAZ directive is expected to reshape the media landscape by cutting off a key platform for those making unverifiable claims, thereby reinforcing its mandate to prioritize consumer protection. This clampdown comes amid growing concerns about the role of media in promoting content that can exploit vulnerable individuals seeking miracle cures and financial success.

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Breaking News: I can vote for Chamisa former Cabinet minister Rugare Gumbo said. Rugare Gumbo, former Cabinet minister and once the voice of Zanu PF, has broken his silence to commend opposition stalwart Nelson Chamisa for his unwavering resilience against the relentless onslaught from the ruling establishment. In an online conversation with corporate lawyer Lloyd Msipa, the 84-year-old liberation war hero reflected on the turbulent political landscape of Zimbabwe, highlighting Chamisa's remarkable defiance amidst formidable challenges. "I tend to respect this young man, Chamisa, in the sense of challenges and formidable forces he faces, which we know," remarked Gumbo, drawing from his firsthand experience within Zanu PF. "He has stood his ground." Chamisa, 45, has emerged as a formidable force in Zimbabwean politics, boldly contesting President Emmerson Mnangagwa's leadership in the last two general elections. Despite allegations of electoral irregularities and instances of voter suppression, Chamisa has remained steadfast in his pursuit of justice and democratic governance. Gumbo dismissed Chamisa's former deputies, Welshman Ncube, Job Sikhala, and Tendai Biti, along with former MDC Alliance secretary general Douglas Mwonzora, asserting that they have failed to match Chamisa's unwavering resolve. "Biti, Ncube, Mwonzora, and Sikhala are not doing anything," Gumbo asserted. "In the face of this kind of thing, it's all rubbish." Reflecting on the broader political landscape, Gumbo lamented the lack of strong institutions capable of withstanding the pressures exerted by Zanu PF's machinery. He emphasized the need for institutional development to counter manipulation and ensure democratic governance. Once a powerful figure during Robert Mugabe's presidency, Gumbo's influence within Zanu PF waned following the military-assisted coup in November 2017 that ushered in Mnangagwa's administration. Despite his diminished political stature, Gumbo's commentary offers ins