Nelson Chamisa Updates

THE NEWS NETWORK…Greetings fellow citizens, I have opened this Chamisa News Channel (CNC) to share my vision, ideas, thoughts, insights and perspectives on current affairs and the steps into the future. Please join us as we grow this channel. We’re that great community of the civilized!!God bless you!! #Godisinit. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaZq2aBDJ6GvO48Gee1w

*THERE IS NO INDEPENDENCE & MEANINGFUL LAND RIGHTS WITHOUT OWNERSHIP AND TITLE.* By President Nelson Chamisa The communal lands act is draconian and colonial. Most Zimbabweans are just occupiers of the land not its owners. Ownership is more than occupation .This sad situation must be addressed immediately. No citizen should endure the heartache of losing their home. It’s unjust for the state to overlook years of investment in building a home, only to demolish it later. Land belongs to everyone.Dignity is an inalienable right and every citizen’s God-given and hereditary entitlement. Land is a gift from God. The recent displacements and destruction of property run foul of the law and violate several provisions of the Constitution, including: a)Section 71 – Property Rights b)Section 68 – Administrative Justice c)Section 51 – Dignity d) Section 74 – Freedom from Arbitrary Eviction The law governing communal land ‘erroneously’ vests all land in the President. The Minister has other powers delegated to him regarding communal displacements. The law allows the President to make declarations that affect the rights and interests of citizens living in communal land. The President can declare that it is no longer communal land. He is under no obligation to consult the citizens, to consider their interests or to account to them. This must and will change.Citizens must be empowered to have a say in matters affecting them through land displacements. The provisions for compensation when communal land is set aside or when the President makes a declaration which removes the citizens from communal lands are grossly inadequate and inconsistent with the right to property provided for in the constitution. We must address this urgently by: -Issuing Title Deeds: Securing title deeds provides citizens with legal protection and ensures their land is their security. Title deeds to resettled farmers and communal lands. -Reviewing the Communal Lands Act: We must reassess outdated legislation to protect citizens' land rights and prevent unjust and unmerited displacement. -Establishing an Accessible Land Registry Database: A transparent database ensures fair and equitable land ownership, free from manipulation or corruption. -Depoliticizing Land Allocation: Land ownership is a fundamental right, accessible to all without bias or partisan political influence. -Introducing land use planning and utilization model and mechanism overseen designated district planner on behalf of the government. -No abuse of state power on land. -Protecting Communities from Homelessness: Displacement should involve community consultations, with stakeholders adequately rehomed and compensated. -Whereas Investment is key and welcome, Investors must not just come to extract and go. Communities must be the anchor and key beneficiaries out of any investment in their area. Local authorities, local leadership and communities must be part of any investment negotiation. -In circumstances where people have settled on a particular land and have been in occupation for a couple of years, authorities must have the moral duty to consider regularization as a first option. The current evictions where helpless households are given 48 hours eviction orders is both unacceptable, cruel, heartless and inhumane. Matters of national interest and development are absolutely vital and therefore above partisan politics. #GovernanceReform #ForEveryone

President Nelson Chamisa met with His Excellency Adler Aristilde, the Ambassador of Canada to Zimbabwe, on Thursday as part of his ongoing engagements at the local, regional, and international levels. These meetings are in preparation for the establishment of a new and inclusive citizen movement. Confirming the meeting, Ambassador Aristilde described it as a positive introductory conversation with the former Citizens Coalition for Change leader and 2023 presidential candidate. He also expressed his appreciation for the visit and the open discussion. “Good introductory conversation with former presidential candidate @nelsonchamisa as I continue my engagement with political and civil society leaders in Zimbabwe🇿🇼. @CanEmbZimbabwe appreciates the visit and the open discussion,” said Ambassador Aristilde. This meeting with the Canadian Ambassador follows President Chamisa's recent meeting with the British Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Pete Vowles. Over the past few weeks, President Chamisa has been actively engaging with various stakeholders from local, regional, and international arenas. These engagements aim to build support and lay the groundwork for the formation of a new citizen movement. The President envisions a movement that distances itself from elements of the regime and individuals who betray the interests of the people. President Chamisa resigned from the now heavily compromised Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) but remains committed to serving the people of Zimbabwe.

⏩CCC which is led by President @nelsonchamisa is more than just a name, it’s an idea that resides in the hearts and souls of the citizens. While a name can be abused, an idea cannot. The next steps are decisive and exciting. #WatchTheSpace

🟡CCC which is led by President @nelsonchamisa is more than just a name, it's an idea that resides in the hearts and souls of the citizens. While a name can be abused, an idea cannot. #WatchTheSpace

🟡The Confederation of Zimbabwe Industries (CZI), the country's largest business membership organization, has criticized Mthuli Ncube's budget, stating that it poses a significant threat to the survival of over 1000 companies and puts more than 40,000 jobs at risk. These are the consequences of a disputed election. While the regime in Harare manipulated the August election, the same cannot be done to the economy. President Nelson Chamisa's government, through our blueprint, guarantees that by 2025, 2.5 million young people will be thriving in their chosen sectors. #Wakabvuta

🟡We have received a report that our Youth Taskforce administrator, @pashor_sibanda, who is the legitimate representative of the citizens of Cowdray Park, has been summoned by the @PoliceZimbabwe under unclear circumstances. We are still waiting to find out the reasons behind this summons. In the meantime, he has been accompanied by our legal team to the police station.

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🟡We have received the judgment of the High Court, and our lawyers are still studying it. We will provide a comprehensive statement regarding the same. We want to reiterate that Tshabangu is not a member of CCC, and the party CCC which is lead by President Nelson Chamisa has not initiated any recall of a Member of Parliament or Senate.

🟡The attached picture identifies the thug as "Big Daddy" from Mabvuku, who is part of the AK47-wielding gang that abducted CCC Member of Parliament Takudzwa Ngadziore this morning. #FreeTakuNow #FreeTakudzwaNgadzioreNow

🟡Breaking: Our Youth Taskforce coordinator, @ngadziore, has been abducted by armed men. He recorded a video of the moment they aggressively approached him with AK47 guns to abduct him. #FreeTakudzwaNgadzioreNow Watch the video here: https://fb.watch/o1D_LBJHi3/?mibextid=Nif5oz

🟡1/ Section 59 of the Zimbabwean constitution grants every citizen the right to peacefully demonstrate and present petitions. Protesting or demonstrating in a democracy is not a crime. 🟡2/ The people of the Matabeleland have experienced an ongoing, systematic, and deliberate attack by the Harare regime, which includes the recent illegal recalls of their elected officials. Yet, once again, these individuals have been denied their rights to demonstrate and present their petition to the Minister of State and Devolution concerning the illegal recalls. Why does the Harare regime persist in persecuting, isolating, and harassing the people of Matabeleland? #ProtectZimbabweanRights

#CCCPresser: The final report from @SADC_News regarding Zimbabwe's elections confirms what every citizen of Zimbabwe has been saying - that the previous elections were marred by a lack of credibility, fairness, and transparency. It is widely agreed upon that the elections were flawed, and this is not solely a concern of the CCC, but a collective position. #CCCPresser: How do we exit from the current crisis we face as a nation? How can we save Zimbabwe from the continuous cycle of disputed elections? The solution lies in engaging in DIALOGUE to resolve the crisis in our country.