ZANU PF Mashonaland East provincial women’s league
executive at the weekend fired their boss Nyarai Tsvuura over “misconduct”
allegations.
Tsvuura, who was appointed to the top position following
the elevation of Aplonia Munzverengi to the women’s league national political
commissar post, is reportedly being punished for bad-mouthing some provincial
party stalwarts.
During a provincial coordinating committee (PCC) meeting,
Tsvuura who is also a Zanu PF legislator for Mutoko (Proportional
Representation) occupied the usual front seat before she was served a letter
that ordered her not to access party offices as the league’s chairperson.
According to a prohibition letter dated June 6, signed by
provincial women’s league secretary for administration Sphiwe Mukunyaidze seen
by NewsDay, Tsvuura has been banned from carrying any party duties until a
disciplinary hearing is held this month.
“A decision was made by Mashonaland East women’s league to
invoke article 10 section 79 (1) of the 2014 Zanu PF party constitution against
your conduct. Herewith this prohibition order, thus banning you from visiting
the Zanu PF party offices for the purpose of attending and or carrying out any
party activities for and on behalf of the party, or engage in party meetings
pending outcome of your disciplinary hearing pencilled for July 26 2019,” the
letter read.
Tsvuura’s suspension has divided Zanu PF, with some party
members in Mutoko and other districts appealing her temporary removal.
Recently, the party moved in to block the purging of
provincial political commissar Hebert Shumbamhini, with provincial chairperson
Joel Biggie Matiza saying the party is not tolerating dismissals at the expense
of rebuilding the party. Newsday
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