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Mujuru still Zanu PF and a dictactor - Margret Dongo
26 Feb 2017 at 04:11hrs | Views
People First Party (ZimPF) interim leader Joice Mujuru has been described as dictator who still has her heart in Zanu PF.
Margret Dongo, who was recently kicked out from ZimPF alongside Didymus Mutasa and Rugare Gumbo said Mujuru is very insecure.
"They are politics of insecurity and a debilitating inability to apply the principles of civility to political conflict. I only learned about my expulsion through the media," said Dongo of her sacking as reported by The Standard.
Dongo said she personally persuaded Mujuru in 2014 to join opposition politics and lead ZimPF.
"She was hesitant. Her heart was still with Zanu PF. I was forced to assure her that I would come on board and support her" said Dongo
However, their relationship took an unexpected turn when agreed to lead ZimPF, she said.
"At first she just ignored me. I continued to mobilise people to support her.
"Mujuru's growing insecurity immediately morphed into conceited efforts to undermine me.
"While appointing people to positions on the national leadership, she called for elections involving women from all provinces to decide my future in the party.
"I won the elections, held on September 22 2015, forcing Mujuru to grudgingly accept me as ZimPF's interim [women] national chairperson" she said.
Margret Dongo, who was recently kicked out from ZimPF alongside Didymus Mutasa and Rugare Gumbo said Mujuru is very insecure.
"They are politics of insecurity and a debilitating inability to apply the principles of civility to political conflict. I only learned about my expulsion through the media," said Dongo of her sacking as reported by The Standard.
Dongo said she personally persuaded Mujuru in 2014 to join opposition politics and lead ZimPF.
"She was hesitant. Her heart was still with Zanu PF. I was forced to assure her that I would come on board and support her" said Dongo
However, their relationship took an unexpected turn when agreed to lead ZimPF, she said.
"Mujuru's growing insecurity immediately morphed into conceited efforts to undermine me.
"While appointing people to positions on the national leadership, she called for elections involving women from all provinces to decide my future in the party.
"I won the elections, held on September 22 2015, forcing Mujuru to grudgingly accept me as ZimPF's interim [women] national chairperson" she said.
Source - ONLINE
