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Joice Mujuru to be fired
27 Oct 2014 at 06:29hrs | Views
COLOGNE/VANCOUVER/HARARE - Vice President, Joice Mujuru, is now just staying in office for the purpose of cosmetic peace and unity in Zanu PF, before the party's crucial elective congress in December, amid disclosures that President Robert Mugabe has been forced to fire her by hardline military generals, who also happen to sympathise with justice minister, Emmerson Mnangagwa, The Telescope News reported.
The military chiefs prefer Mujuru to be going about her duties in the party and government, at least for another month, before rendering her jobless, by ensuring that Mnangagwa is voted to replace her, with Mugabe expected to formally depose his deputy, in a cabinet reshuffle, that will welcome Zimbabwe's two new vice presidents, an intelligence report said to have been presented to Mugabe in August shows.
Last week, The Telescope News, reported about the inside story of Mujuru's downfall, as having been a result of her alleged links with a United Nations agency and the administrations of current U.S President Barack Obama, and his predecessor George Bush, in a reported bid to unseat Mugabe with Washington's backing. Our report has proved true, as government papers in Harare are now reporting that Mugabe and Mujuru's fallout, is due to the latter's closeness to America.
Mujuru has denied having a sinister agenda, to topple Mugabe, in the public media.
Ironically, Mujuru's political woes began in August, when the first lady, Grace Mugabe, took to the campaign trail, launching her political career, as the Women's league leader-elect. Grace had no kind words for Mujuru, throughout her "Meet the People Rallies" across the country's 10 provinces, after accusing her of graft and wanting to return the country back into the hands of the West, thus calling for her resignation.
"She (Mujuru) has compromised ethos of the liberation struggle, and cannot be trusted with national leadership,"reads part of a synopsis to the report shown to our Harare correspondent.
The report is said to have angered Mugabe, and the threat of "recolonization by the west" under Mujuru, is a point which hardliners in the army have hammered on, insisting that she must be dismissed from the presidium.
Some issues contained herein in brief include:
The land reform exercise faced the risk of reversal, under her soft leadership style.
Perceived close political relationship, with former prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai.
Homely contact with American and British diplomats in Harare for a decade.
Edgar Tekere's biography, which was allegedly sponsored by the Mujuru's to discredit Mugabe's liberation war credentials.
Business dealings with some European Union (EU) nations, with hostile foreign policies against Zimbabwe.
Mujuru's close links with Washington were revealed in the whistle-blower website WikiLeaks cables, which expose a clandestine meeting, she held with former US Ambassador to Zimbabwe Charles Ray "under cover of darkness" on December 6 2009, after disguising herself to beat her own security details from the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO).
Senior Zanu PF officials yesterday said, they knew Mugabe was playing a cunning game, by pretending to be neutral in his wife and VP Mujuru's political fued, as he is the one approving Grace to make the attacks.
"It's game over for Amai Mujuru, and she won't survive for long,"said one of the officials who is fancying her chances of landing a cabinet post soon. "The poor VP, was given a kiss of death last week, when Mugabe allowed her to chair a politburo meeting that never was, because a power outage disrupted the session. This is politics, imimi majournalists munombopengeswa (get carried away) nesensationalism time time. Iwe ungaita-support your subordinate ahead of your wife with whom you sleep with everyday?"
Although not all security officials are united in the call of firing Mujuru, it has emerged that, the most powerful player among them, who is sometimes nick-named Zim-2 has told Mugabe, that Mujuru must go and that Mnangagwa is the most idle person for that office, which he was denied 10 years ago owing to Mujuru's late husband's influence.
Mnangagwa yesterday in Kwekwe exposed himself, as the think-tank behind Grace Mugabe's sudden political stardom at a function organised by his wife, Auxillia.
"Women saw what was happening in the party and they approached someone with a punch, who has the ability to crush so that she can lead them, this is Dr Grace Mugabe," Mnangagwa said.
This publication has revealed with good authority, that the party and any prospective government careers of Mujuru's reported inner circle, which includes: Presidential affairs minister, Didymus Mutasa; Zanu PF spokesman, Rugare Gumbo; Party national commissar, Webster Shamu; outspoken Mashonaland West provincial chairman, Temba Mliswa; Guruve North legislator and VP Mujuru's business associate, David Butau among others are being targeted for demotion and expulsion from the party, by Mnangagwa's backers, who want to regain full control of Zanu PF.
Mliswa could have already been an early casualty, following state media reports, that he has been ousted as the provincial chairman of Mashonaland West.
Mujuru, who is sometimes reachable, did not pick up calls to her mobile phone for comment.
An ally of the VP, who requested not to be named, said our report was "wishful hallucination" as Mujuru will remain in office.
"The Telescope News is obsessed about negative Mujuru stories, especially your editor, tell him I said you are receiving brown envelops from Mnangagwa. Where does he get information, which some of us cannot access? "
The military chiefs prefer Mujuru to be going about her duties in the party and government, at least for another month, before rendering her jobless, by ensuring that Mnangagwa is voted to replace her, with Mugabe expected to formally depose his deputy, in a cabinet reshuffle, that will welcome Zimbabwe's two new vice presidents, an intelligence report said to have been presented to Mugabe in August shows.
Last week, The Telescope News, reported about the inside story of Mujuru's downfall, as having been a result of her alleged links with a United Nations agency and the administrations of current U.S President Barack Obama, and his predecessor George Bush, in a reported bid to unseat Mugabe with Washington's backing. Our report has proved true, as government papers in Harare are now reporting that Mugabe and Mujuru's fallout, is due to the latter's closeness to America.
Mujuru has denied having a sinister agenda, to topple Mugabe, in the public media.
Ironically, Mujuru's political woes began in August, when the first lady, Grace Mugabe, took to the campaign trail, launching her political career, as the Women's league leader-elect. Grace had no kind words for Mujuru, throughout her "Meet the People Rallies" across the country's 10 provinces, after accusing her of graft and wanting to return the country back into the hands of the West, thus calling for her resignation.
"She (Mujuru) has compromised ethos of the liberation struggle, and cannot be trusted with national leadership,"reads part of a synopsis to the report shown to our Harare correspondent.
The report is said to have angered Mugabe, and the threat of "recolonization by the west" under Mujuru, is a point which hardliners in the army have hammered on, insisting that she must be dismissed from the presidium.
Some issues contained herein in brief include:
The land reform exercise faced the risk of reversal, under her soft leadership style.
Perceived close political relationship, with former prime minister, Morgan Tsvangirai.
Homely contact with American and British diplomats in Harare for a decade.
Edgar Tekere's biography, which was allegedly sponsored by the Mujuru's to discredit Mugabe's liberation war credentials.
Business dealings with some European Union (EU) nations, with hostile foreign policies against Zimbabwe.
Mujuru's close links with Washington were revealed in the whistle-blower website WikiLeaks cables, which expose a clandestine meeting, she held with former US Ambassador to Zimbabwe Charles Ray "under cover of darkness" on December 6 2009, after disguising herself to beat her own security details from the Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO).
Senior Zanu PF officials yesterday said, they knew Mugabe was playing a cunning game, by pretending to be neutral in his wife and VP Mujuru's political fued, as he is the one approving Grace to make the attacks.
"It's game over for Amai Mujuru, and she won't survive for long,"said one of the officials who is fancying her chances of landing a cabinet post soon. "The poor VP, was given a kiss of death last week, when Mugabe allowed her to chair a politburo meeting that never was, because a power outage disrupted the session. This is politics, imimi majournalists munombopengeswa (get carried away) nesensationalism time time. Iwe ungaita-support your subordinate ahead of your wife with whom you sleep with everyday?"
Although not all security officials are united in the call of firing Mujuru, it has emerged that, the most powerful player among them, who is sometimes nick-named Zim-2 has told Mugabe, that Mujuru must go and that Mnangagwa is the most idle person for that office, which he was denied 10 years ago owing to Mujuru's late husband's influence.
Mnangagwa yesterday in Kwekwe exposed himself, as the think-tank behind Grace Mugabe's sudden political stardom at a function organised by his wife, Auxillia.
"Women saw what was happening in the party and they approached someone with a punch, who has the ability to crush so that she can lead them, this is Dr Grace Mugabe," Mnangagwa said.
This publication has revealed with good authority, that the party and any prospective government careers of Mujuru's reported inner circle, which includes: Presidential affairs minister, Didymus Mutasa; Zanu PF spokesman, Rugare Gumbo; Party national commissar, Webster Shamu; outspoken Mashonaland West provincial chairman, Temba Mliswa; Guruve North legislator and VP Mujuru's business associate, David Butau among others are being targeted for demotion and expulsion from the party, by Mnangagwa's backers, who want to regain full control of Zanu PF.
Mliswa could have already been an early casualty, following state media reports, that he has been ousted as the provincial chairman of Mashonaland West.
Mujuru, who is sometimes reachable, did not pick up calls to her mobile phone for comment.
An ally of the VP, who requested not to be named, said our report was "wishful hallucination" as Mujuru will remain in office.
"The Telescope News is obsessed about negative Mujuru stories, especially your editor, tell him I said you are receiving brown envelops from Mnangagwa. Where does he get information, which some of us cannot access? "
Source - www.thetelescopenews.com
