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Grace Mugabe organizes 'Super Sunday Rally'
26 Oct 2017 at 06:53hrs | Views
FIRST Lady Grace Mugabe's interface rally with members of various apostolic sects has been set for next Sunday, November 5 at Rufaro Stadium, Harare.
Zanu-PF Harare provincial political commissar, Shadreck Mashayamombe yesterday said Grace had agreed to address the vapostori next Sunday.
"We met representatives of the various churches to prepare for the meeting with the First Lady. The churches have requested to meet amai and that she be guest of honour at the interface rally," he said.
"The interface rally will be held on November 5 at Rufaro Stadium in Mbare. It will be a big event and we have dubbed it Super Sunday. We want as many churches as possible to attend and hope the number to go above 100 000. The churches requested to meet amai and, as a party, we will take advantage of the interface to mobilise for the party. Members will be drawn from mainly Zion and Apostolic churches."
Mashayamombe said the November 5 interface rally would be different from other Grace rally organised by the newly-formed Zimbabwe Amalgamated Churches' Council led by former Zanu-PF central committee member, Jimayi Muduvuri, also slated for sometime next month at Zimbabwe Grounds, Highfield.
Zanu-PF is targeting over five million voters in next year's general elections, with the majority fished from churches, its traditional hunting ground.
Zanu-PF Harare provincial political commissar, Shadreck Mashayamombe yesterday said Grace had agreed to address the vapostori next Sunday.
"We met representatives of the various churches to prepare for the meeting with the First Lady. The churches have requested to meet amai and that she be guest of honour at the interface rally," he said.
Mashayamombe said the November 5 interface rally would be different from other Grace rally organised by the newly-formed Zimbabwe Amalgamated Churches' Council led by former Zanu-PF central committee member, Jimayi Muduvuri, also slated for sometime next month at Zimbabwe Grounds, Highfield.
Zanu-PF is targeting over five million voters in next year's general elections, with the majority fished from churches, its traditional hunting ground.
Source - newsday