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Mujuru says she is ready to fight Mugabe
01 Mar 2016 at 11:07hrs | Views
People First president, Joice Mujuru has today and declared she was ready to fight an unjust system.
Speaking at her first press conference since her ouster from government and Zanu-PF last year, the former Vice President, who was flanked by Didymus Mutasa and Rugare Gumbo said: "I was once a part of Zanu-PF, but our new party People First is completely a new entity with new values and followers. Our desire is to transform and build."
Mujuru added that she has been reading a lot about an opposition coalition, but insisted she was yet to meet MDC-T president, Morgan Tsvangirai.
She said-PF was ready to work with anyone who shared a similar vision with them and would engage any country even those perceived to be hostile to Zimbabwe without putting to the alter the country's values.
She said-PF has people-centred power, and that although she has only known one political party since joining the liberation struggle, she would never return to Zanu-PF.
The presser was attended by former Manicaland Zanu-PF provincial chairman John Shumba Mvundura, ex-deputy information minister Bright Matonga, former MDC-T Harare councillor Friday Mleya, ex-minister Sylvester Nguni, former Masvingo provincial minister Kudakwashe Bhasikiti and Colonel Claudius Makova.
Mujuru later addressed scores of supporters outside the hotel who braved the rains and reiterated that she was ready to fight the unjust system under the values of-PF.
She urged her supporters to work hard to peacefully wrest power from President Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF in the 2018 general elections.
Speaking at her first press conference since her ouster from government and Zanu-PF last year, the former Vice President, who was flanked by Didymus Mutasa and Rugare Gumbo said: "I was once a part of Zanu-PF, but our new party People First is completely a new entity with new values and followers. Our desire is to transform and build."
Mujuru added that she has been reading a lot about an opposition coalition, but insisted she was yet to meet MDC-T president, Morgan Tsvangirai.
She said-PF was ready to work with anyone who shared a similar vision with them and would engage any country even those perceived to be hostile to Zimbabwe without putting to the alter the country's values.
She said-PF has people-centred power, and that although she has only known one political party since joining the liberation struggle, she would never return to Zanu-PF.
The presser was attended by former Manicaland Zanu-PF provincial chairman John Shumba Mvundura, ex-deputy information minister Bright Matonga, former MDC-T Harare councillor Friday Mleya, ex-minister Sylvester Nguni, former Masvingo provincial minister Kudakwashe Bhasikiti and Colonel Claudius Makova.
Mujuru later addressed scores of supporters outside the hotel who braved the rains and reiterated that she was ready to fight the unjust system under the values of-PF.
She urged her supporters to work hard to peacefully wrest power from President Robert Mugabe's Zanu-PF in the 2018 general elections.
Source - newsday
