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Bulawayo targets US$50,000 for Zanu-PF conference
21 Oct 2023 at 18:56hrs | Views
The Zanu-PF Bulawayo province is aiming to raise US$50,000 for this year's national people's conference scheduled to be held in Gweru, Midlands province next week.
Archibold Chiponda, the party's provincial spokesperson, confirmed that they are in the final stages of reaching their fundraising target. He also mentioned that they have started the accreditation process for delegates from Bulawayo province.
Charles Chiponda, a Zanu-PF central committee member and chairperson of the fundraising committee, has mentioned that the fundraising committee is actively working to mobilize resources for the event. Notable figures such as businessman Mnothisi Nsingo and musician-turned-politician Sandra Ndebele are part of the fundraising committee.
Chiponda encouraged individuals and organizations to make contributions in cash or kind to support the success of the conference, reiterating that their target of US$50,000 is attainable.
The Zanu-PF conference is scheduled for October 27 and 28, taking place at a time when President Mnangagwa has indicated that he is serving his final five-year term.
Archibold Chiponda, the party's provincial spokesperson, confirmed that they are in the final stages of reaching their fundraising target. He also mentioned that they have started the accreditation process for delegates from Bulawayo province.
Charles Chiponda, a Zanu-PF central committee member and chairperson of the fundraising committee, has mentioned that the fundraising committee is actively working to mobilize resources for the event. Notable figures such as businessman Mnothisi Nsingo and musician-turned-politician Sandra Ndebele are part of the fundraising committee.
Chiponda encouraged individuals and organizations to make contributions in cash or kind to support the success of the conference, reiterating that their target of US$50,000 is attainable.
The Zanu-PF conference is scheduled for October 27 and 28, taking place at a time when President Mnangagwa has indicated that he is serving his final five-year term.
Source - southern eye
