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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 22112, member: 2262"] On Monday, he was asked to speak at the Harare City Commission inquiry. It was set up by Mr Mnangagwa. He had some doubts about why the Commission was made. But he still went to be polite. He is an officer of the Court and Justice. The Commission wanted him to talk about some claims. A councillor had said his name when talking about the "regularisation process" of the Harare City Council. He made it very clear. He said he can't really say anything about local authority issues. He's not a councillor, mayor, local government official, or part of central government. City councils are run by the Urban Councils Act. Choices come from council committees or full council motions. Not from people outside or political parties. They played an audio at the hearing. It was supposedly of the councillor saying he was a leader of a party. But the way they played it from a phone seemed odd. It made him question if it was real. Still, he answered so he wouldn't embarrass the commission. He said he wouldn't even know the councillor if they met in person. The voice on the audio also said Mr Mnangagwa's name. He pointed out that if he had to be there just because of the audio, then Mr Mnangagwa should be asked to come too. The idea is simple. If someone says something, they have to prove it. It's not fair to call in private people based on claims that aren't backed up. The law needs evidence, not guesses or accusations. He wants to make it clear. As someone who defends human rights and justice, he strongly opposes destroying people's homes. Using bulldozers to ruin lives is criminal and cruel. It's not justice. It shows a huge failure in leadership and makes a joke of human rights. This isn't the first time a commission has been used to distract from real problems. In 2018, Mr. Mnangagwa made the Motlanthe Commission after a disputed election. He was called in about something that had nothing to do with him. Now in 2023, the same thing is happening again. He's being pulled into things that aren't his business. This crisis in how things are run can't be fixed by targeting innocent people through commissions. It needs real accountability and action to fix the root issues. Corruption and bad governance are ruining our towns, cities, and country. These problems have to be gotten rid of. Local governance has turned into a mess of incompetence. It's a crisis made worse by a small group that uses inquiries to distract from their huge failures. It's time to hold the people truly responsible for this decay accountable. [/QUOTE]

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