In his official statement, Chamisa declared, "Fellow citizens, this is to officially, and under my hand, inform you, that, with immediate effect, I no longer have anything to do with CCC." 

He reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to advancing the cause of Zimbabwe and championing the citizens' aspirations, emphasizing the need for collective effort in pursuing genuine transformation and freedom for the nation.

JUST IN - Nelson Chamisa Resigns from Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)

Following the erosion of his authority within the CCC, evidenced by institutions such as Parliament, the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), the Local Government Ministry, and the courts favoring communications from Tshabangu over his own, Chamisa's decision to step down marks a pivotal moment in the party's trajectory.

This development echoes Chamisa's prior experience within the MDC, where he faced a similar loss of control due to internal power struggles. The subsequent fallout involving key party figures led to a decline in the MDC's influence and ultimately paved the way for the establishment of the CCC.

Amidst the upheaval, speculations have emerged regarding the imminent announcement of a new political entity by Chamisa in the upcoming weeks. The discourse surrounding a potential "Democratic Alternative in Zimbabwe," attributed to Chamisa by his Deputy Spokesperson Ostallos Siziba, has fueled anticipation for the unveiling of a fresh political direction under Chamisa's leadership.

As the political landscape continues to evolve, Chamisa's departure from the CCC and the prospects of a new party signal a dynamic shift in Zimbabwe's opposition politics. The unfolding developments hold the promise of reshaping the political arena and fostering renewed engagement and discourse within the country's political landscape.