By Tafadzwa Munjanja

This past week, CAB3 was officially presented in Parliament amid lunatic thumps up to the bill by some ZANU PF and Tshabangu faction MPs singing for supper.

Credit to some opposition MPs, they stood their ground opposing the bill despite their limited numbers.

What is unmistakable is that the August house has become a crime scene.

What is supposed to be one of the independent three arms of state playing an oversight role over the Executive and the Judiciary has been reduced to a circus.

MPigs in Parliament!

The Parliament’s dignity and decorum have been watered down by some MPs who have sacrificed citizens’ interests to soothe their garrulous and insatiable piggish tastes.

The masses are the biggest Parliament!

Amid the nonsense obtaining in Parliament, the masses remain the biggest Parliament that must decide the fate of CAB3.

280 individuals sitting in that Mt Hampden Chinese built institution can not decide the fate of 16 million Zimbabweans surviving on less a dollar per day.

None, but ourselves!

It is now the duty of citizens to stand up and reject CAB3. The time is now to invoke Section 59 of the Constitution.

The streets are calling!

Tafadzwa Munjanja is the Chief Ambassador of the National Democratic Working Group (NDWG). Here, he writes in his own capacity as a patriotic citizen of Zimbabwe