Parliamentary Monitor- 28 November 2011

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28 November, 2011. Issue 14

Parliamentary Monitor

Village Observer 2Committee Meetings 2Virtual Gallery 3

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Cartoons 4@the back 4

Inside this issue:

www.pmtz.org our parliamentour voice

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THE House of Assembly re-

jected proposals to set up a

committee to investigate

corruption allegations

against chairman of the Port-

folio Committee on Budget,

Finance and Investment Pro-

motion Paddy Zhanda. This

was despite Speaker of the

House of Assembly,

Lovemore Moyo, ruling that

there was a prima facie case

against Zhanda on allegation

of having sought bribes/

kickbacks from RBZ gover-

nor, Gideon Gono, who was

being probed by the commit-tee..

Turning and turning in-

to the widening gyre/

The falcon cannot hear

the falconer/ Mere anar-

chy has been loosened

upon the world/ Things

fall apartWB Yeats Se-

cond Coming

The budget statement pre-

sented to Parliament last

week had its own merits and

demerits. Lie all budgets, it

takes time before the full

thrust settles in. Usually

there are gaps between ini-

tial reactions and nal reac-

tions. During a time when

the people digest the con-

tents, it is important that the

media, intellectuals, interest

groups, the academia, think

tanks ad of course give guid-

ance, give interpretations as

to what the consequences of

the budget are. At a time

when the nation awaits such

a guidance, the Members ofParliament have once again

shown that they are pre-

pared to relegate issues of

national interest to the bot-

tom drawer as they pursue

personal ends, in this case, as

has always been, they want

their allowances and CARS.

It was reported that the MPs,

in their collective wisdom, or

absence of servant leader-

ship, have connived to throw

spanner into works and hold

the nance minister at ran-

som, refusing to pass thenance bill and the at-

tendant pieces of legislation

which will make the 2012

budget into eect. There is

nothing new in this as the

mercenaries have been using

such terrorist / kidnapper

type of negotiating skills.

What this shows is that the

MP, as we have always ar-

gued, are there to line thier

pockets and any develop-

ment that takes place in

their respective constituen-

cies is an accident or a by-

product of their endeavours

to get rich. The Parliamen-

tary Welfare Committee

Chairperson Paddy Zhanda

(Zanu-PF) was quoted in the

Daily News saying: Do asurvey in the Sadc region

and nd out how much MPs

are paid compared to us. It is

very unfortunate that people

can perceive that we are try-

ing to arm twist the govern-

ment when the truth is that

government is not looking at

our welfare issues. This is a

very valid observation by the

Honourable MP. However,

the same survey should also

be made to ascertain, within

the region, how much the

civil servants get, the ordi-nary worker and the pen-

sioner. Looking at the earn-

ings of the legislators only

would not give a good pic-

ture. It can also be further

argued that the earnings of

the legislators is reective of

the health of the economy.

Not the sick looking and

fragile Zim economy. To a

certain extent, the legislators

themselves are following a

cue from what the executive

has been doing since the

inception of the unity gov-

ernment in March 2009.

They have been buying top

of the range vehicles. The

mentality shown by taking

this as cue is that the MPs

are not worried about whatthe demands would do to

the economy. A delay in

passing the Finance Bill may

come at a cost. This causes

unnecessary pnic in an al-

ready fragile economy.

MEREANARCHY

Do a survey in the Sadc

region and nd out how

much MPs are paid com-

pared to us. - Zhanda

The Boom-line

Zhanda Survives


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would be very intellectual, very muchunlike a villager. This is after rodentscalled lemmings, which follow each oth-er as they charge to their deaths intoraging rivers or even o clis. This is apsychological and not intellectual phe-nomenon. There was literally a stam-pede to try and praise even the mostawkward of things that would havebeen brought for discussion. In tryingto sift through the bushels of cha, Irealised that lemminghood had takenover important debates. In fact at-tempts to be popular were taking prece-dence over logic. I was soliloquising, soto say, as I continued to try and sift

through the seemingly unending tons ofstupid comment and silly and stupidslogans which some wanted us to passfor reason. It was then that I realisedthat PMTZ was also on facebook. I then

went to our page. I have to admit thatI was stunned by the level of debate. Itmay sound like I want to atter themembers but it was intellectually stim-ulating, thought provoking and veryhonest. Take the debate on sanctions asan example. The various opinionsshowed intellectual eort and for that

KUDOS/BRAVO. I was told there was atime when what I had observed on oth-er groups had crept before it was nippedin the bud by the administrators.Thanks to you guys for pruning thegroup. Rather have ve members con-

tributing sense than a million full ofnonsense. This is not a bambazonkesite. If they want they can commenton less important issues not the Par-

liament, the august house!I am still waiting to get a copy of the

budget and will denitely say some-thing next time. What I want t knowis how much more was set aside forCDF, which our MP lied was his ini-tiative. When one naughty universi-ty student asked what he had done

with the CDF, he answered that itwas the fund. Then the naughty andvigilant student, who said was read-ing political science at the collegeturned to the stunned singing andululating villagers and told us it wasnot his initiative but it was anamount that wa set aside by thestate for constituency development.He reminded me how the CDF wasused in my in-laws constituency.The MP did the electricity tubing forseveral houses without connectingthe electricity. The tubig is stillthere, without connection.

Wise saying: The lie of the emperor

is always believed before the truth ofthe peasant.Important Book to read: Devil onthe Cross Ngugi wa Thiongo

By the Village Observer

I do not want to sound sophisticatedbut I am going to do some bit of

very intellectual eort in this instal-ment. This instalment is informedby an anger that welled in me after Ispent some time last week surngthe net, here in the village. My sis-ters daughter had successfully con-

vinced me to sign up on facebookand it was an exhilarating experi-ence ascertaining where old school-mates were. I realised that most ofthe people I was in class with wereon facebook. Please do not ask

which year! Then my muzukuru/umzukulu, went a step further andasked me to join some of the groups.

At rst I wanted to join a mature,yes mature as in the contents, butthere were some innocent lookinggroups which I latter realised were

wolves in sheep skin. Then whenthis muzukuru/umzukulu got tiredand left me on my own, I quickly puton my naughty garb and startedlooking for real stu. It was thenthat I stumbled upon these groups

purporting to discuss politics andrelated events on Zimbabwe. Onething I deducted from the discus-sions on the groups and also threads

was what is termed Lemminghoodin psychological terms. I told you I

Honesty, originality lacking onlineHonesty, originality lacking online

Parly Committee MeetingsParly Committee MeetingsParly Committee Meetings

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Tuesday 29th November from 9 amto 12 noonPortfolio Committee: Public Works andNational Housing Committee Room No. 1Chairperson: Hon Mupukuta Clerk: MrMazani

Portfolio Committee: Local Government,Rural & Urban Development CommitteeRoom No. 2Chairperson: Hon Karenyi Clerk: Mr

Daniel

Portfolio Committee: Agriculture,

Water, Lands and Resettlement SenateChamber Chairperson: Hon JiriClerk: Ms Mudavanhu

Portfolio Committee: Justice, Legal Aairs,Constitutional and Parliamentary AairsCommittee Room No. 311

Chairperson: Hon Mwonzora Clerk: MissZenda

Portfolio Committee: Education, Sport,Arts and CultureCommittee Room No. 4Chairperson: Hon Mangami Clerk:Ms Chikuvire

Portfolio Committee: Foreign Aairs, Re-gional Integration and International Trade

Committee Room No. 413 Chairperson:Hon Mukanduri Clerk: Mr Chiremba

Portfolio Committee: Women, Youth, Gen-der and Community Development Com-mittee Room No. 3 Chairperson: Hon Mat-ienga Clerk: Mr Kunzwa

Portfolio Committee: Industry and Com-merce

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Virtual Public Gallery .

To dismiss all that as not salient is to belittleus!19 November at 16:14 via Mobile Like 1Ricky Munyaradzi Mukonza ?@Ruzvidzo, ihope this will remain a contest of ideas not aplatform to trade insults. In as much as it isyour country Zim is also mine, so dispite ourdierences in ideologies we have somethingin common and we must respect each otheron that basis. Coming to the issues underdiscussion, i hear all you are saying and beassured its not my rst t ime to hear or to

discuss them. My take is that Zim has hadproblems of leadership at the core of its crisis,this point is even shared not only by otherhard core ZANU PF supporters, but by highranking Politibro members. Was it necessaryfor President Mugabe to stay for so long inpower? If you look at how Zim is percievedtoday, its like Mugabe is Zim and vice versa.We need new leadership that can chat thewayforward for our beloved nation. Lets alsoaccept the will of the majority, if peoplechoose PM Tsvangirai like they did in theMarch 2008 election, let it be so. All otherissues can then be debated with a legitimateleadership.19 November at 16:54 via Mobile LikeRuzvidzo G Manyika I hear you too, and toapply an old adage, respect is earned. Let'searn each other's respect through our interac-tion and not as a given.To reply your assertation that President Mu-gabe has stayed in power for too long andthat some nameless and faceless politburomembers and hardcore members(whateverthat is) agree with you. My reply is, I can stateas fact that President RG Mugabe is a Presi-dent and rst secretary of ZanuPF throughdemocratic process. He was nominated andvoted into that position at the last congress asit shalt happen in the next one and has hap-pened for a long time. Members of ZanuPF

are comfortable with him and I cannot under-stand why anyone who is not a member of theparty would have a problem with that ?ZanuPF as a registered legitimate party hasevery right to eld whoever they want in anypoll, that is an internal matter. On that note,I will not dignify the "views" of faceless andnameless politburo members on the topic.The view that there are pockets who are ofthe opinion that President RG Mugabe isZimbabwe and vice-versa is also somethingwhich one can allude to the over-active imag-ination of an anti-ZanuPf media. It is a matterof public record that President RG Mugabe

has earned many enemies in the westernworld and other fora for his eorts at leadingthe transfer of wealth and ownership to theindigenous majority via the successful landreform and currently the transfer of ownershipin mines to the majority indigenous people.Sunday at 02:23 via Mobile Like 1Ricky Munyaradzi Mukonza I think thisdebate is like chasing the whirlwind. Defend-ing Mugabe's overstay in power is tantamountto defending the indefensible. If you wantnames of Politibiro members who clandestine-

ly view Mugabe's overstay in power as retro-gressive check the Wikileaks. To say Mugabeis democratically elected is to state the impos-sible because the words Zanu Pf and Mugabeand democracy can not be placed in the samesentence. Remember Zanu Pf views democracyas a western concept that has no place in itsorganisation. Let the elections come so thatZanu Pf can be conned to its rightful place,the dustbin of history or being an oppositionparty.Sunday at 18:15 via Mobile LikeRuzvidzo G Manyika Any debate where yourview is opposed and disagreed with is certainlynot enjoyable but anyway, we wait for the day.We have been ready for elections since dayone. We brought democratic elections to Zim-babwe in case you forgot. We have no problemwith that.Thank you.Sunday at 19:03 via Mobile Like 1

This is what came after print:Desiree Chikede ?@Ricky- "Let the electionscome so that Zanu Pf can be conned to itsrightful place, the dustbin of history..." Torelegate something to the dustbin or dungeonsof history means to completely do away andforget about something. It means to erasesomething completely living no trace. It is tocompletely destroy something's past, hitherto

and future existence or any faintest prospectof something's existence. Now, how feasible isit to do that to ZANU PF whether it wins orlooses the coming elections. I don't think itspossible. Why? (1) Because our narrative ofindependence we got through a protractedstruggle will forever pay homage to ZANU PF.We are who we are today and we shall be whowere would be tomorrow because of thatstruggle spearheaded by Zanu Pf and otherparties. (2)The land distribution

Lloyd MsipaThe lifting of the economic sanctions on Zim-babwe is the minimum requirement if we areto ever have a free, fair and credible poll. It isno longer a secret that the economic sanc-tions on Zimbabwe were put in place primari-ly to weaken the Zanu-PF led Zimbabwe gov-ernment and push citizens of Zimbabwe toturn against their elected leadership. Thisstrategy skews any election in favour of theMDC-T a...See moreLike Follow post 19 November at 12:49Ndudzo Tugwete and 2 others like this.Ricky Munyaradzi Mukonza I do not agreewith you Lloyd, the problems of Zimbabwegoes beyond sanctions. Any attempt to por-tray sanctions as the salient issue in Zim poli-tics is to belittle us. The main problem wehave is that of a ZANU PF leadership thatoverstayed in power and failed to transformin dealing both its citizens and the outsideworld. It became an oppresive regime.19 November at 14:57 via Mobile LikeRuzvidzo G Manyika Sanctions lie at thecore of Zimbabwe's problems. They may notthe only problem bedevilling our blessednation but they are a huge part of the prob-lem.To dismiss the consistent winning of polls by

ZanuPF since 1980 as overstaying, is to insultour intelligence with propaganda that borderson naivety.ZanuPF has consistently won both parliamen-tary and Presidential elections since 1980 savefor the single hairpin parliamentary loss toMDC in 2008.Transformation is happening in Zimbabwe inthe form of the land reform, economic free-dom via the transfer of ownership of ourmines and factories to indigenous Zimbabwe-ans. It continues despite the crippling sanc-tions which severely curtail any plans to in-ternationalise our growth and development.

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(Re)Unpacking

SanctionsLast week we carried the discussion on

sanctions. Little did we know that more was

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P a r l i a m e n t a r y M o n i t o r 28 November, 2011. IsPage 4exercise & Indigenous pro-gramme, with out looking atmerits or demerits at thisjuncture, shall always beassociated with Zanu Pf.These issues shall communi-cate to our future despitewho takes over the reigns.And in deliberating theseissue Zanu Pf shall be at thecenter stage. Why? Coz

these issues touch at thenerve center of all the prob-lems, Economic, Political,Religious and Social aspectsof our country today andshall have a bearing on ourprosperous future we alldream.That does not sounddustbin material to me. (3)Zanu Pf gave birth to Zimba-bwe that is a blunt fact weall can not hide our heads inthe sand the ostrich styleand wish it never happened.No matter how many timesyou can throw that in thedustbin the stubborn truthshall keep rearing its uglyhead. The DNA of ZANU PFis written all over us asmuch as the DNA of yourchildren is written all overthem. No matter how truantyour children can try to playin disowning you and throwyour existence in their ownself made dustbins that DNAcan never be erased by suchsupercial and misguidedact. FOR THE RECORD IAM NOT ZANU PF. I AM

NOT MDC. I AM APOLITI-CAL.24 November at 15:45

Like 2Ricky Munyaradzi

Mukonza ?Desiree Chikede,the points you are raisingare important. We can notcompletely do away withZANU PF, it is a reality thatwe need to live with. Sec-ondly, ZANU PF's contribu-tions to Zimbabwe as weknow it today can not bewished away, this is verytrue and needs to be

acknowledged. However, wemust accept the issues that iraised are true, ZANU PFleadership has over stayedand needs to give way toothers. Tell me why didMugabe not give a chance tosomeone within ZANU PF? Istill stand by my argumentthat Zimbabwe needs toaddress governance issues,especially the issue of lead-ership before we can talk

about other issues. When ianalyse i always want to bebalanced but some of theseZANU fellows push us to theMDC side and we are leftwith no choice. They wantus to believe that what theytell us is nothing but thegospel truth and i say no tothat because it is their poli-cies, misgovernance and

mismanagement that got usin to one crisis after theother and they still dontwant to own up. Otherwisetheir contributions can notbe forgotten, they liberatedthe country and they hadsome positive contributionsthat they made in post inde-pendence

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Ricky MunyaradziMukonza ?Desiree Chikede,i am not sure if i am man ofprinciples but i am one ofthe many Zimbabweans whounder the leadership ofZANU PF suered the hu-miliation of running awayfrom one's beloved nation tolive as a second class citizenin another land. On theMDC issue, i have not saidMDC is a party of saints nordid i say it is a panacea forthe challenges that we arefacing as Zimbabweans.What i said is that the solu-tion lies in addressing issuesof governance, especially

leadership issues. Now, thismeans Zimbabwe needs alegitimate leadership, notone that comes as a result ofthe extensive and intensiveuse of violence or one thatcomes out of a negotiatedsettlement (GNU). Zimba-bwe needs a leadership thatis democratically and legiti-mately elected and it is thisleadership that can help uschat the wayforward onsome of the issues that weare debating on, be theyissues of indeginisation,

sanctions etc. What ZANUPF wants us to do is to focuson these other issues with-out addressing the leader-ship issue which i feel isfoundational. On why i didnot raise the same issue withMDC on this forum, i didnot see MDC people tryingto wood-wink us into believ-ing that their party is per-fect. If they do that on thisforum, i will be the rst one

to point out their weakness-es because i know they havesome. What i urge thesepolitical formations andtheir ocials is tthat theyshould at least be honestenough to tell us that theyhave some weaknesses andthey are working on themrather than wanting to forcetheir propaganda down our

throats. You are also avoid-ing addressing the questionon why Mugabe stayed atthe helm of government for30 years. Ko iko kuZANUkwacho hakuna vamwevanhu here?


Desiree Chikede ?@Ricky Well thought out. Iagree you raised good pointsas well. If I disagree with youon certain issue it does notmean I dispute the validityof your points. Again, some-times you deliberately dierwith people to get morereaction. Maybe I would beagreeing with you in totality.I agree Zanu Pf should ad-dress the succession issueand they have no right togive their supporters thesame candidate electionafter election for the past 30years. That is not acceptableand its not politically cor-rect. Again MDC which yousaid are forced to gravitateto is also no saint in this

respect. They are also havingone man running the showsince the inception of theparty despite the terms ofreference as enshrined intheir party constitution -Forget about the constitu-tion which the executivedoctored Animal Farm stylefor their own personal ag-grandizement. Now if some-one can steal a sweet inroom full of sweets whatmakes you think the sameperson can not stealsomeone's wife in a room

full of bored house wives.Itsall the same.Running fromone political party to anoth-er especially in Zim giventhe calibre of our parties is asolution in vain. Its in vainbecause the only dierencebetween them are theirnames and party regalia.Look now Our PM has mar-ried into a family of Zanu Pfstalwarts. Its all AnimalFarm - You look @ man &

you look @ animal it alllooks the same. Again youlook @ animal to man, manto animal and there is nodierence. Animal FarmRicky it is!! WHY Zanu Pfdid not change Leader? Iwould like to think the Westhas got something to dowith that. As much as ZanuPf has got something to do

with why MDC did notchange its leader. You see ifyou make people threatenedto such heights that they feelthey are at war they look foran Army General to whomthey believe can help themwin that war. Once he is inposition and seems to bedoing ok despite some short-falls they will not changehim easily. The more he stayin position fending andfoiling certain attacks themore people start to believehe is the right man for thejob. The mopre they believehe has acquired enoughexperience and intelligenceabout the enemy which cannot be replace suddenly witha new general who has toknow the ropes, territoryand enemy rst before hemounts an attack. In wardoctrine this is very true. Sofor Mugabe staying in powerI blame the West they gavehim a reason to do so. ForTsvangirai staying in power Iblame ZANU PF they gave

him reason to do so. So yousee its all vanity. This Poli-tics is vanity of all vanity.


Ricky MunyaradziMukonza I agree with you,that brings us to the generalproblem in most Africancountrie, i.e the politics ofpersonalities! Instead ofhaving isntitutions (politicalparties) being more im-portant, it is individuals whorun the show. To some ex-tent i respect the ANC for

what they have shown us sofar. ZANU=Mugabe, MDC=Tsvangirai. Zvakaoma! Butwe should continue debatingthese issue because thecountry is ours and we areduty bound to contribute inanyway possible. Lets con-tinue debating!

24 November at 17:42 Like

Desiree Chikede Si-lence is not an option. Si-

lence is no golden in poli-tics. Silence in politicsmeans failure. Silence inpolitics has no "locus standiin judicio" The more you aremotor mouthed in politicsthe better are your chances.Therefore, the debate shouldnever be about whether todebate or not to debate. Thedebate should be about

debate.However, I feel sorryfor egomaniac curmudgeonparty supporters or hood-lums who shed innocent ornot so innocent blood all inthe name of supportingpolitical charlatans who areplayers in all this politicalcharade.It is to this end thatI support no political party.It is to this end that I teachmy children Never Ever!Ever! trust a politician. AndNever ever be a follower orsupporter of someone espe-cially a politician. Never!Ever! If they happen to havea temporary lope epilepsyalong the way and insist onentering politics they shouldbe the leaders NOT follow-ers.They should be the oneswho should tell others whento ght, get angry on theirbehalf, keep vigil while theyare in prison, watch theirback and do all other stupidthings a follower or servantof someone has to contendwith.

Friday at 13:45 Like 1Innocent Kufa ?Ruzvidzo G Manyika and

Lloyd Msipa are direct bene-ciaries of ZANUPF corruptministers and big wings.there families have gained alot of wealthy through ourtaxes payers and hard

earned independence.they have all gone togood schools at our ex-penses. there are benet-ing from zanupf hencethey use there emotionsto think than there

brains. these are the peo-ple causing problems inzanupf because they arelazy and want to gain

wealthy through corruptmeans like there col-leagues. Even if our Presi-dent wants to leave oce

which is afact to anylogical hu-man being,


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they still force him to hang on becausethey are even afraid to captain the shipthemselves. there minds are too littlehence they only want to harvest wherethere never reaped. Yes sanctions ariko butu need to dene the density of the sanc-tions... these are called targeted sanctionsand unfortunately some of your parentslacked corperate governance and are verycorrupt to the extend that they are alsotargted on the sanctions. they speak aboutempowerment when its benetting the few

who have enriched themselves with ourtax payers money or corrupt dealings.MDC T policies might not good but theyare the best alternative at the moment.

vanhu wezanu especially imi wanambavhamunoita kunge makarwa mega hondo

yacho and hence u abuse ur oces of au-thority. makuwawa sechironda and i think

wamwe wenyu motoda munyengetero.many lives have been lost in the hands ofmanyika in bindura and mash central at

large. midlands where my bro msipa

comes from i have personally witnessed itand i am a victim of there brutality. hope

you guys with the education which wasinvested in you by ur fathers using our taxepayers money (most them zanupf thugsnever worke remember from bush tooce) should start creating new strategiesfor survival because you now belong toopposition party chero musinga believekuti ndizvo zvamatowe.

Saturday at 09:02 LikeRuzvidzo G Manyika ?@Innocent

Kufa, kindly do not confuse yourself withthe little knowledge you possess given that

you are familiar with my surname andtherefore you categorise and pigeonholemy history and achievements in life.

Which good school did you send metoo together with ZanuPF ?

Which wealth did I accumulate usingZanuPF benovelence ?

Kana uine chandakakubira I ask youto report to the nearest police station or

contact SAPS Humewood station in Port

Eizabeth, they know where to nd me.Otherwise shut your big mouth.

I am sick and tired of idiots andbuons like yourself who due to their ownlazy, incompetent and unimaginative asseshave made Mugabe the alpha and omegaof all that is wrong in their lives withoutseeking introsepction of where they arefailing themselves.

Waida kuendeswawo kuchikoroneZanuPf kuti zvinake here ?

Zvausiri lazy, unei nhai samungwee ?Get of your permanent victim high

horse and start working for yourself anddoing something instead of blaming thesun , wind and rains for your laziness.

Hapana zvaurikutaura apa, ndimimunoshandiswa kurova vamwe imineblinkered approach yako to an issue.

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