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Zanu-PF youths secretly plot for 2023
13 Jul 2022 at 07:22hrs | Views
HUNDREDS of ruling Zanu-PF youths and their leaders are gathered at the Midlands State University in Gweru reportedly to plot the party's 2023 election campaign strategies, NewsDay has established.
The youths were bused from all corners of the country for a week-long closed-door meeting which began on Monday and was organised by the party's commissariat department.
According to insiders, all attendees' cellphones are being confiscated during the duration of the meeting and only returned to their owners after deliberations said to be centred on ensuring that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Zanu-PF party win next year's polls.
Zanu-PF, facing stiff competition from Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led by Nelson Chamisa, is under pressure to come up with "strong tactics" to win the presidential vote, said the insiders.
"It's a strategic workshop for the presidential campaign whereby strong tactics are being mapped out to ensure Zanu-PF gets six million votes," a Zanu-PF insider said.
"The party feels no stone should be left unturned in coming up with strategies that ensure that his Excellency President Mnangagwa wins the vote by a big margin against opposition candidates."
Zanu-PF Midlands provincial chairperson Larry Mavhima said he was not aware of the meeting.
"All I know is that President Mnangagwa will be coming to Gweru on Friday to inspect the pathological centre at the MSU," Mavhima said.
The youths were bused from all corners of the country for a week-long closed-door meeting which began on Monday and was organised by the party's commissariat department.
According to insiders, all attendees' cellphones are being confiscated during the duration of the meeting and only returned to their owners after deliberations said to be centred on ensuring that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his Zanu-PF party win next year's polls.
Zanu-PF, facing stiff competition from Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) led by Nelson Chamisa, is under pressure to come up with "strong tactics" to win the presidential vote, said the insiders.
"The party feels no stone should be left unturned in coming up with strategies that ensure that his Excellency President Mnangagwa wins the vote by a big margin against opposition candidates."
Zanu-PF Midlands provincial chairperson Larry Mavhima said he was not aware of the meeting.
"All I know is that President Mnangagwa will be coming to Gweru on Friday to inspect the pathological centre at the MSU," Mavhima said.
Source - NewsDay Zimbabwe
