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Losing Zanu-PF MP erects Mnangagwa banners after polls
15 Aug 2018 at 02:00hrs | Views
Zanu-PF Marondera Central losing parliamentary candidate Cleopas Kundiona yesterday stunned residents and motorists as he went around mounting fresh campaign banners for President-elect Emmerson Mnangagwa along the Harare-Mutare Road, saying they should remain visible long after the July 30 polls.
The educationist-cum-politician moved around town with some youths and erected canvas banners inscribed ED-PFee and #EDHasMyVote along the highway and on the way to Rudhaka Stadium where people gathered for the Defence Forces Day commemorations.
Kundiona, who lost to opposition MDC Alliance's Caston Matewo, said he would continue marketing Mnangagwa even after the polls.
"This is about the Heroes Day holidays, ED (Mnangagwa) is the leader, and he is the President. The ED-PFee juggernaut is not going to stop, it is here to stay, it is moving," he said.
Kundiona and Zanu-PF's Goromonzi South candidate Petronella Kagonye, were the only ruling party candidates who lost the election in Mashonaland East province, where the party won 23 constituencies.
The educationist-cum-politician moved around town with some youths and erected canvas banners inscribed ED-PFee and #EDHasMyVote along the highway and on the way to Rudhaka Stadium where people gathered for the Defence Forces Day commemorations.
"This is about the Heroes Day holidays, ED (Mnangagwa) is the leader, and he is the President. The ED-PFee juggernaut is not going to stop, it is here to stay, it is moving," he said.
Kundiona and Zanu-PF's Goromonzi South candidate Petronella Kagonye, were the only ruling party candidates who lost the election in Mashonaland East province, where the party won 23 constituencies.
Source - newsday
