Tshabangu recalled 14 CCC legislators and more than 17 CCC
councillors claiming that they had ceased to be members of the party with
critics labelling him a Zanu PF member.
However, speaking to Alpha Media Holdings chairman Trevor
Ncube on the platform In Conversation with Trevor, Tshabangu said he was a
legitimate member of the opposition party.
“CCC is an offshoot of the MDC Alliance, we never came from
heaven, we were born by MDC-A. The same process that really appointed president
Nelson Chamisa to be the presidential candidate of the CCC is the same process
in which I was elected (that is), the strategic ambiguity,” he said.
Tshabangu said he recalled CCC legislators and councillors
to clean up the mess in the party which made it lose the August 2023 general
elections.
“We lost the elections because of the strategic ambiguity.
We did not fill and train the polling agents. We had the money to do that but
somehow the criminals around president (Chamisa) squandered the money.
“Let us pick ourselves and look at the election, how did we
lose the elections… so that by the time we get to 2028 we have got an oiled
machine which is an alternative.
“The elections are gone, so we should rather put our house
in order before 2028, we should not wait for 2028 and raise these issues.”
He said the party needed to discuss issues affecting it so
as to build a force and introspect and see the gaps that can be closed for the
movement to move forward.
CCC was formed last year by Nelson Chamisa after Douglas
Mwonzora snatched the MDC Alliance party, including its symbols and emblems
from him. Newsday
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