Month: February 2023

Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is not a banned party! Namibia district echoes. 26 February 2023 Yellow champions resident in Namibia are cognizant of the fact that the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led by the pragmatic and organic President Advocate Nelson Chamisa is a constitutional institution. The diligent district is greatly infuriated by the perpetual ban imposed on their famous, political behemoth. More than 69 rallies have been banned across the country, we reiterate that the citizen’s movement has the political right to mobilize, recruit and radicalize voters for change ahead of the harmonized elections in July or...

  Citizens’ Coalition for Change (CCC) champion Vengai Chivaura is boosting projects for women in in Mhondoro- Mubaira. Chivaura is supporting women’s fundraising programmes in the area. “Change champion Vengai Chivaura is supporting the Mhondoro Mubaira Constituency Mukando scheme -in which women raise money to buy whatever they desire. Chivaura will top up the money raised and provide transportation to buy items in Harare. Lately Chivaura helped women in Makomo village and Kavhukatema village who bought blankets, plates, pots and groceries,” CCC...

By Gift Ostallos Siziba From theory to practice: Today we continue with our grassroots information dissemination in rural areas. The people are eager for Change, our movement is gearing up for the election. Our communication loop is a two way platform. On one hand we inform society what we are doing and on the other hear them what they thing is the best way forward. It’s the Citizens who drive the movement and give it the necessary oxygen. We keep on knowing very well that we will emerge victorious. From us to you- as...

Court update Masvingo Magistrate grants clr Musekiwa $20 000 rtgs bail 22 February 2023 *Wezhira Munya* Few minutes ago, Masvingo Magistrate granted bail to Masvingo ward 7 Citizens Coalition for Change Councillor (Clr) Richard Musekiwa. The magistrate granted $20 000 rtgs bail and order councillor Musekiwa to return to court on 2nd March 2023, for trial. Advocate Collin Maboke represented Clr Musekiwa. Clr Musekiwa said, “I am happy that the magistrate has granted me bail. I maintain my innocency. I did not commit any crime. I was excuting my duties as a councillor. ” Clr Musekiwa was arrested on...