President Mugabe who has been told by his wife, Grace to
name a successor has warned the military against pushing for his ouster saying
they had no right to interfere with the political processes in the country.
He said politics leads the gun and not the reverse. Mugabe
insisted on one centre of power and slammed those agitating for his removal
saying they were power hungry.
He said there was now rampant indiscpline in Zanu PF with
provinces that issue votes of no confidence on their seniors in the Politburo
without going through the necessary procedures.
Mugabe said grievances should be presented through party
structures right up to the national disciplinary committee which handles
grievances in the party. He said the party has procedures and positions are
never to be usurped.
He pointed out the issue of Cde Charles Tawengwa in which
he was suddenly removed from his position by a group.
The President said those who want Cde Tawengwa’s position
and those of ministers of state should
wait for their turn and not remove other people through the backdoor, in what
he called gross indiscipline.
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