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Mugabe here to stay, says Sekeramayi
26 Jul 2017 at 08:29hrs | Views
A few days after President Robert Mugabe railed at top guns in his party who are jostling to succeed him, Defence minister Sydney Sekeramayi has weighed in, saying there was no vacancy at State House.
The Defence minister, who is one of the presumed dark horses to succeed Mugabe said Zanu-PF party activists must refrain from slogans such as mdara vachauya, as Mugabe was the chosen one.
Meanwhile, the Zanu-PF Women's League has virtually been crippled in the second city by the ugly infighting in President Robert Mugabe's party after suspension and counter-suspensions done at the instigation of the warring factions left the wing without a clear leader.
There has been ugly infighting at Davies Hall, the provincial headquarters where Zanu-PF factions, G40 and Team Lacoste are battling for control.
The Defence minister, who is one of the presumed dark horses to succeed Mugabe said Zanu-PF party activists must refrain from slogans such as mdara vachauya, as Mugabe was the chosen one.
Meanwhile, the Zanu-PF Women's League has virtually been crippled in the second city by the ugly infighting in President Robert Mugabe's party after suspension and counter-suspensions done at the instigation of the warring factions left the wing without a clear leader.
There has been ugly infighting at Davies Hall, the provincial headquarters where Zanu-PF factions, G40 and Team Lacoste are battling for control.
Source - dailynews
