Walls keep closing in on Zanu-PF

With the economy on its knees and govt having been forced by reality to introduce the controversial bond notes a respected south African think tank says the walls are now closing  in on president Robert Mugabe and his hangers.

In its latest report, the oxford linked African economics predicted Zanu-PF's demise before the eagerly anticipated 2018 presidential elections.

The think tank pointed out that currently Zanu-PF is at its weakest due to factional fights adding that the economic woes will be a final blow to existence.

Unlike in 2008 when Mugabe lost elections to MDC leader Morgan Tsvangirai, only to win a presidential run off in controversial circumstances, the think tank said the ruling party is more divided with the divisions  extending even to state institutions and therefore cannot stand in 2018.