Zanu Ndonga seeks full re-union with Zanu PF

Ex-Zanu Ndonga leadership has appealed to Zanu PF's first secretary, Cde Robert Mugabe to intervene in view of the alleged efforts by some elements within the revolutionary party to scuttle to smooth reunion of the two parties.

A year after the Zanu Ndonga announced the disbanding of the party and the reunion with Zanu PF, the leadership of the former opposition party have raised concern on the alleged deliberate efforts by some forces within the revolutionary party to thwart the full readmission of ex-Zanu Ndonga members.

Speaking at a rally held at Checheche Primary School in Chipinge, former Zanu Ndoga leader, Mr Wilson Khumbula said their reunion with Zanu PF is real and urged the party to unite in order to emerge stronger in the pending 2018 elections.

Patron of the recently formed retrievers of Hope Association, Mr Jairos Mhike who stressed the need for co-existence told the party supporters who graced the rally that unity of purpose remains critical in re-invigorating the party.

Meanwhile, the meeting also saw several former MDC-T and renewal members announcing their decision to abandon the opposition party and join Zanu PF.

The meeting was graced by traditional leaders from the district, Zanu PF district chairpersons, war veterans, senior government officials and members of the revolutionary party.