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Jonathan Moyo donates food to Tsholotsho,local leadership give it to only Zanu PF members
01 Feb 2016 at 05:52hrs | Views
Tsholotsho North-Local Member of Parliament Professor Jonathan Moyo donated food to be distributed to all people in the constituency fairly but Zimbabwe Peace Project indicatecd that on 24 December in Ward 5, Sipepa area under Chief Matupula at Sizanobuhle Village Zanu-PF district official James Mutasa refused to give the food to non party members claiming it was meant for Zanu-PF members only.
"Nkayi district council embarked on sewer trench rehabilitation and digging programme where they engaged local people as labour. Councillors provided lists of villagers from all wards. On 28 December 2015, during a meeting at the local hall, Zanu-PF losing parliamentary candidate Stars Mathe, Central Committee member Moses Mkwananzi and another identified as Dube disrupted a meeting and insulted council chairperson Sicelo Mpofu, kraal heads and district administrator (DA) Mandlamakhulu Moyo. They accused the DA of working with and including MDC-T people in the programme and said they cannot be mixed up with the opposition," said ZPP.
"Hwange Colliery employees had not been paid up to end of December yet tens of suspected Zanu-PF youths were employed in the same month as colliery police. The workers fear victimization by the youths who are seen as already being used as campaign tools."
"Nkayi district council embarked on sewer trench rehabilitation and digging programme where they engaged local people as labour. Councillors provided lists of villagers from all wards. On 28 December 2015, during a meeting at the local hall, Zanu-PF losing parliamentary candidate Stars Mathe, Central Committee member Moses Mkwananzi and another identified as Dube disrupted a meeting and insulted council chairperson Sicelo Mpofu, kraal heads and district administrator (DA) Mandlamakhulu Moyo. They accused the DA of working with and including MDC-T people in the programme and said they cannot be mixed up with the opposition," said ZPP.
"Hwange Colliery employees had not been paid up to end of December yet tens of suspected Zanu-PF youths were employed in the same month as colliery police. The workers fear victimization by the youths who are seen as already being used as campaign tools."
Source - Byo24News
