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Robert Mugabe Jnr attends Mnangagwa's star rally
24 Mar 2022 at 05:19hrs | Views
Deputy Sports Minister Tino Machakaire (right) Zanu PF supporter Cosmas Mushaninga (third from left), Emmerson Mnangawa Junior (second left) and Robert Mugabe (Junior) son to the late former President Robert Gabriel Mugabe chant a party slogan in Chitungwiza yesterday. - Pictures: Believe Nyakudjara
ZIMBABWE'S founding President Robert Mugabe's son yesterday attended President Mnangagwa's star rally in Chitungwiza where he declared that he will always be a son of the Revolutionary Party Zanu-PF.
Robert Jnr, who later sat on the high table along with other top Government officials, told reporters in an interview that he knows no other party than Zanu-PF.
"I thought I should come and support the party. Like its a family tradition. Since I was born the only thing I knew is Zanu-PF. I am a Zanu-PF child and I have a Zanu-PF soul. It is only right that I continue the legacy," said Robert Jnr.
Welcoming Robert Jnr, Zanu-PF spokesperson Chris Mutsvangwa, who is among the crop of youth who crossed the country's borders to join the liberation struggle in the 1970s, said his presence is an inspiration to young people to join the home of the revolution, Zanu-PF.
"He is going to be a good encouragement to our youth. To say that, there was a generation of young people from the 1960's and 1970's who paid the ultimate sacrifice.
"It is a matter of continuity from baton stick to baton stick in a continuous rally race for the future of the prosperity of Zimbabwe. Having Robert here is very inspiring, its very reassuring," said Mutsvangwa.
The First son, Emmerson Mnangagwa Jnr, also attended the rally that was attended by more than 20 000 Zanu-PF supporters ahead of Saturday by-elections.
Robert Jnr, who later sat on the high table along with other top Government officials, told reporters in an interview that he knows no other party than Zanu-PF.
"I thought I should come and support the party. Like its a family tradition. Since I was born the only thing I knew is Zanu-PF. I am a Zanu-PF child and I have a Zanu-PF soul. It is only right that I continue the legacy," said Robert Jnr.
Welcoming Robert Jnr, Zanu-PF spokesperson Chris Mutsvangwa, who is among the crop of youth who crossed the country's borders to join the liberation struggle in the 1970s, said his presence is an inspiration to young people to join the home of the revolution, Zanu-PF.
"He is going to be a good encouragement to our youth. To say that, there was a generation of young people from the 1960's and 1970's who paid the ultimate sacrifice.
"It is a matter of continuity from baton stick to baton stick in a continuous rally race for the future of the prosperity of Zimbabwe. Having Robert here is very inspiring, its very reassuring," said Mutsvangwa.
The First son, Emmerson Mnangagwa Jnr, also attended the rally that was attended by more than 20 000 Zanu-PF supporters ahead of Saturday by-elections.
Source - The Herald
