Woes continue to mount for dismissed Information, Publicity
and Broadcasting Services Deputy Minister Energy Mutodi after Zanu PF
Mashonaland East issued him with a prohibition order.
The decision was announced by Mash onaland East Provincial
spokesperson Cde Kenneth Mutiwekuziva during a tour of Murehwa Hospital by
party delegates yesterday.
The delegates included provincial chair Cde Joel Biggie
Matiza, Housing and Social Amenities Minister and Murehwa North MP Daniel
Garwe, Politburo member Cde David Parirenyatwa and provincial youth league
chair Cde Kelvin Mutsvairo.
Mutodi, who is also Goromonzi West legislator and a member
of the Zanu PF’s provincial executive, was prohibited from participating in any
party duties.
“Following the sacking of Dr Mutodi as a Deputy Minister of
Information, Publicity (and Broadcasting Services) by His Excellency Cde
Emmerson Mnangagwa, Mashonaland East executive committee sat down and
deliberated on the issue and agreed that proper disciplinary action should be
carried out,” said Cde Mutiwekuziva.
“This prohibition order is in regard to his position as a
provincial member in Mash East province.”
Mr Mutiwekuziva said Dr Mutodi should be issued with a
prohibition order and notice of charges in writing within the prescribed period
in line with the party’s constitution.
“Any member of the party against whom disciplinary is
intended to be taken shall first be issued with a prohibition order and notice
of charges in writing, for a period not exceeding fourteen (14) days in the
respect of branch or district and twenty one (21) days in respect of the
province.
“The notice of charges shall state the charges and the date
and the venue of the hearing of the case by appropriate disciplinary organ.
“The notice shall inform the member being charged of his
constitutional rights under article 10 and section 69,” reads the ruling Zanu
PF’s constitution. Sunday Mail
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