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War vets allege internal strife in Zanu-PF
02 Apr 2013 at 05:42hrs | Views
A group of former liberation war fighters led by Retired Army Captain David Juro has compiled a 45-page document alleging internal strife, candidate imposition and meddling by the Central Intelligence Organisation in Zanu-PF Midlands provincial politics.
Juro, an influential war veteran, alleges in his document when Zanu-PF disbanded its district coordinating committees it effectively pre-emptied an impending internal party rebellion which would have posed an unspecified threat to the Presidium.
Among those accused of fanning factional violence and imposing candidates are the party's provincial secretary for security Owen Ncube, Maxwell Madharani and central committee member Douglas Tapfumanei.
Juro, an influential war veteran, alleges in his document when Zanu-PF disbanded its district coordinating committees it effectively pre-emptied an impending internal party rebellion which would have posed an unspecified threat to the Presidium.
Among those accused of fanning factional violence and imposing candidates are the party's provincial secretary for security Owen Ncube, Maxwell Madharani and central committee member Douglas Tapfumanei.
Source - newsday
