Former CCC MPs Prince Dubeko Sibanda and Pashor Sibanda Escape Unhurt in Road Accident Harare, Zimbabwe – Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Members of Parliament Prince Dubeko Sibanda and Pashor Sibanda were involved in a road accident on Sunday evening, but escaped unharmed. According to the CCC spokesperson, Fadzayi Mahere, the accident occurred along the Harare-Bulawayo highway. Sibanda and three other passengers were traveling in a private vehicle when they were involved in a collision with a truck. “Details of the accident are still sketchy, but we understand that the MPs’ vehicle was hit from behind,” Mahere said in a statement. “Fortunately, they all escaped with minor injuries.” Sibanda and Sibanda were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment and observation. They have since been discharged and are recovering at their homes. Mahere expressed gratitude to the medical staff and the police officers who responded to the scene. She also appealed to the public to drive responsibly and adhere to road regulations. “We are relieved that our MPs are safe and well,” Mahere added. “This incident is a reminder of the importance of road safety. We urge everyone to drive with caution and respect the traffic laws.” The accident has drawn concern from political and civic leaders across the country. CCC president Nelson Chamisa sent a message of support to the injured MPs and their families. “We are grateful to God that our colleagues are safe,” Chamisa said. “We wish them a speedy recovery.” The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) is investigating the accident. The driver of the truck has been apprehended and is assisting with investigations.Former CCC MPs Survive Car AccidentFormer CCC MPs Survive Car Accident Former Citizens for Change Coalition MPs Prince Dubeko Sibanda and Pashor Sibanda escaped a potentially fatal accident on the night of [Date]. The incident occurred on the highway near Bulawayo as they were driving from Mashonaland East. The duo reportedly hit a donkey on the road, causing them to lose control of their vehicle. Their truck then collided with a Honda Fit. Despite the severity of the accident, both Sibanda and Sibanda remained uninjured. However, the Honda Fit driver sustained injuries and was reportedly rushed to a nearby hospital. Opposition politician Promise Mkwananzi confirmed the incident on his social media account, expressing gratitude for their safety. Images of the accident scene show the Honda Fit with extensive damage on the driver’s side. The donkey was also found dead by the road. Sibanda is no stranger to car accidents. In September 2023, just days after the August election, he was involved in another accident and survived. Public Reaction The news of the accident sparked mixed reactions online. Some expressed concern and relief, while others questioned the circumstances. “Avoid driving at night,” cautioned one commenter. “Consider flying or making your itinerary private.” Another commenter joked about the fate of the donkey. “Ko nyama yaitwa sei iyo? Asking for a friend.” Ongoing Investigation Authorities are investigating the incident to determine the exact cause of the accident. No foul play is suspected at this time.Former Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) Members of Parliament, Prince Dubeko Sibanda and Pashor Sibanda were involved in a road accident along the Harare-Bulawayo Highway. The accident occurred on Monday, November 28, 2022, when the duo was traveling from Harare to Bulawayo. Their vehicle reportedly collided with a haulage truck near Kwekwe. Sibanda, the former Member of Parliament for Nkulumane constituency, sustained serious injuries and was airlifted to Harare for medical treatment. Sibanda, the former Member of Parliament for Magwegwe constituency, received minor injuries and is in a stable condition. The driver of the haulage truck also sustained serious injuries and was taken to Kwekwe General Hospital. The cause of the accident is still being investigated by the police. CCC spokesperson Fadzai Mahere expressed concern over the incident and wished Sibanda a speedy recovery. “We are deeply concerned about the accident involving our former MPs, Prince Dubeko Sibanda and Pashor Sibanda. We wish them a speedy recovery and our thoughts are with their families at this difficult time,” Mahere said.