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'Mash West is in my pocket,' says Mliswa
15 Jul 2015 at 09:02hrs | Views
Temba Mliswa has claimed that many Zanu-PF members in the province still report to him after his ouster from the top provincial post.
He added that if Zanu-PF wanted to rid the province of Mujuru supporters, a complete overhaul of the structures is needed.
The Zanu-PF Mashonaland West provincial executive yesterday accused former acting provincial chairman Ziyambi Ziyambi of leaking party secrets to his expelled predecessor Temba Mliswa ahead of the June 10 by-election in Hurungwe West.
Ziyambi was booted out of his post on Sunday shortly after he was dressed down by First Lady Grace Mugabe, who publicly accused him of treachery, insurbodination, dishonesty and sabotaging programmes particularly organised by the Women's League which she leads.
Mliswa said that the ouster of Ziyambi Ziyambi was a waste of time, claiming that he still had a grip on the province.
In a bizarre claim, Mliswa said that he had "masterminded" the victory of his by-election rival, Keith Guzah, in the Zanu-PF primary elections.
He added that if Zanu-PF wanted to rid the province of Mujuru supporters, a complete overhaul of the structures is needed.
The Zanu-PF Mashonaland West provincial executive yesterday accused former acting provincial chairman Ziyambi Ziyambi of leaking party secrets to his expelled predecessor Temba Mliswa ahead of the June 10 by-election in Hurungwe West.
Ziyambi was booted out of his post on Sunday shortly after he was dressed down by First Lady Grace Mugabe, who publicly accused him of treachery, insurbodination, dishonesty and sabotaging programmes particularly organised by the Women's League which she leads.
Mliswa said that the ouster of Ziyambi Ziyambi was a waste of time, claiming that he still had a grip on the province.
In a bizarre claim, Mliswa said that he had "masterminded" the victory of his by-election rival, Keith Guzah, in the Zanu-PF primary elections.
Source - dailynews
