Zanu-PF now a graveyard, says Jonathan Moyo

Self-exiled former cabinet minister and now prominent government critic, Professor Jonathan Moyo has described his former political home as 'a political graveyard whose regrouping agenda lacks transformational politics' the country needs in the 21st century.

The former Zanu-PF Politburo member made the remarks on his microblog Twitter Tuesday night following the ruling party's decision to readmit former party secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa and former Mashonaland East Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and defunct President for the breakaway National Patriotic Front (NPF) Ambrose Mutinhiri.

"ZanuPF is Zimbabwe's political graveyard with the old-guard-deadwood regrouping in the name of restorative politics at Shake-Shake building; while new millennials take on a new transformational agenda elsewhere!" Moyo wrote.   

MUTASA & MUTINHIRI BOUNCE BACK TO ZANUPF

ZanuPF is Zimbabwe's political graveyard with the old-guard-deawood regrouping in the name of restorative politics at Shake-Shake building; while new millennials take on a new transformational agenda elsewhere!https://t.co/KJ6HRzAio0 pic.twitter.com/T4zWZpXxUt

— Prof Jonathan Moyo (@ProfJNMoyo) April 10, 2019