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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 47095, member: 636"] Former opposition leader Nelson Chamisa dismissed rumors about secretly working with the ruling party. He described the claims as worthless gossip during a social media post on June 28. Chamisa responded after someone directly asked if he was a ZANU-PF agent. The politician said people blame him for everything that happens. He urged followers to focus on religious faith instead of political conspiracy theories. Chamisa left the Citizens Coalition for Change party during January 2024. He claimed ZANU-PF had captured and compromised his former political organization. The former leader said he left the party but not the people of Zimbabwe. He criticized the government's Vision 2030 development plan as meaningless. Chamisa called the blueprint a desperate attempt to avoid citizens. His return to politics has created mixed reactions from Zimbabweans. Some people accuse him of causing confusion among opposition groups. Others question what new ideas he brings to the political scene. Many voters express frustration with the divided opposition movement. Some citizens say they refuse to participate in future elections. Chamisa remains a well-known figure despite the controversies surrounding him. His social media response gained thousands of views within hours. The politician faces criticism from both ruling party supporters and opposition members. His political career has been marked by party splits and leadership changes. Chamisa continues battling for credibility among the people he once inspired. [/QUOTE]

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