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Zanu-PF to deploy top leadership to verify cells
09 Feb 2023 at 05:06hrs | Views
Zanu-PF will deploy national executive members across the country's 10 provinces to monitor and verify cell registers and ensure all its members are registered as voters.
Currently, the party is conducting induction workshops for its wings — the Youth League, Women's League, and War Veterans' executives to equip them with the appropriate ideology and skills as they prepare for the election home stretch.
The induction workshops for the War Veterans and Women's League wings are running concurrently.
Last week, the party deployed Politburo members across all the provinces to attend Provincial Co-ordinating Committee meetings to educate the grassroots on the impending cell verification exercise.
Zanu-PF national Political Commissar Mike Bimha, who is overseeing the workshops, said the programme is meant to equip the leagues with relevant skills as the party prepares for the elections.
"Most of our national executive members will be deployed very soon to join other party officials to go and ensure that they verify our cells and make sure they are authentic.
"The cells need to be verified to ensure members have got the necessary documents and also registered as voters and where there are some anomalies they take action to ensure that these members are registered.
"As soon as they finish the workshop they are actually going to be deployed in terms of the exercise where we are building our cells in preparation for the primary elections as we face the general elections this year," said Bimha.
The party deployed Politburo members last week to various provinces to educate members on the cell verification programme.
"Last week we deployed various Politburo members to the provinces for an awareness exercise to get the provinces to be ready for the cell verification exercise. This exercise is meant to ensure all our members on the cell registers are also registered as voters. So this is the exercise which is going to take place and obviously it's a very mammoth exercise," Bimha said.
The party is currently mobilising five million plus voters for the President and the party to ensure a resounding victory in the coming elections.
Currently, the party is conducting induction workshops for its wings — the Youth League, Women's League, and War Veterans' executives to equip them with the appropriate ideology and skills as they prepare for the election home stretch.
The induction workshops for the War Veterans and Women's League wings are running concurrently.
Last week, the party deployed Politburo members across all the provinces to attend Provincial Co-ordinating Committee meetings to educate the grassroots on the impending cell verification exercise.
Zanu-PF national Political Commissar Mike Bimha, who is overseeing the workshops, said the programme is meant to equip the leagues with relevant skills as the party prepares for the elections.
"Most of our national executive members will be deployed very soon to join other party officials to go and ensure that they verify our cells and make sure they are authentic.
"The cells need to be verified to ensure members have got the necessary documents and also registered as voters and where there are some anomalies they take action to ensure that these members are registered.
"As soon as they finish the workshop they are actually going to be deployed in terms of the exercise where we are building our cells in preparation for the primary elections as we face the general elections this year," said Bimha.
The party deployed Politburo members last week to various provinces to educate members on the cell verification programme.
"Last week we deployed various Politburo members to the provinces for an awareness exercise to get the provinces to be ready for the cell verification exercise. This exercise is meant to ensure all our members on the cell registers are also registered as voters. So this is the exercise which is going to take place and obviously it's a very mammoth exercise," Bimha said.
The party is currently mobilising five million plus voters for the President and the party to ensure a resounding victory in the coming elections.
Source - The Herald
