Mnangagwa must publicly condemn Charamba

A political commentator Shebeen Herald has challenged Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa to come in the public condemning President  Robert Mugabe's spokesperson  George Charamba and War Veterans Minister Christopher Mutsvangwa for fighting along his side if he is not having influence in their action.

"I personally think Mnangagwa must publicly condemn Charamba and Mutsvangwa and then completely distance himself from all manner of factionalism. He should also pour cold water on his presidential ambitions (whether they are real or not) as this would put an end to the in-your-face bootlicking we are now witnessing in the party and here on Facebook," said Herald.

"Mutsvangwa must apologise to Moyo, and must then be demoted from his role as War Vets chief. He's very divisive character plus his violent and disgusting utterances in the last few days painted the party in bad light."

Herald said Charamba is no longer fit to serve in the president's office. He should do the most honourable thing, which is to resign.

"As Moyo said, he pretends to support the president by day and then plot against him by night. Whatever the case, he's now an untrustworthy figure. Moyo should also apologise for his role," he said.