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When an obscure Zimbabwean politician announced a takeover of the country’s biggest opposition party last October, its members were astonished and baffled. But they soon realised that their party was in deep trouble. Four months later, the Zimbabwean opposition is fragmented and leaderless, while the ruling party has exploited the confusion to secure a two-thirds
Many in the country are concerned the takeover of the many in the country are concerned Citizens Coalition for Change by a Zimbabwe will enable the ruling ZANU-PF party to hold on to power
Many accuse Zimbabwe’s ruling party of infiltrating the opposition, but say Nelson Chamisa’s cult of personality politics made it possible. Harare,
Harare, Zimbabwe – On January 25, exactly two years and three days after Zimbabwe’s main opposition party the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) was launched, its leader Nelson Chamisa quit, leaving the party in turmoil. By Ish Mafundikwa In a 13-page statement, the 46-year-old lawyer and clergyman listed a litany of reasons why he was taking the…