SUSPENDED Zanu PF youth league leaders Pupurai Togarepi and
Lewis Matutu have completed their rehabilitation at the Herbert Chitepo School
of Ideology and are now set to bounce back in the party, the Daily News
reports.
Matutu, who was the youth league deputy secretary and
political commissar Godfrey Tsenengamu, were suspended from the party in
February this year for failing to respect politburo decisions after they
addressed the press at which they named and shamed corrupt individuals.
While Togarepi took no part during the naming and shaming
exercise, he was sacked from his position as youth league secretary for
allegedly backing the duo behind the scenes.
And as part of a compromise deal, a stormy Zanu PF
politburo meeting agreed that the trio would be allowed to keep their
membership on condition they attended a course at the Herbert Chitepo
Ideological College. Matutu and Togarepi agreed, while Tsenengamu declined.
Tsenengamu was subsequently expelled from the party. With the two having completed their lessons in June, Zanu
PF political commissar Victor Matemadanda told the Daily News yesterday that it
was now up to the Zanu PF politburo to determine their fate.
“Those are politburo positions so it is not for me to say
what will happen to them in terms of whether they will retain their positions
or not. You could ask the director at the school of ideology Munyaradzi
Machacha regarding their course, but as to what will happen to them, it is up
to the politburo,” Matemadanda said.
Machacha was not immediately available to give an insight
on what subjects the youths covered during their time at the school, while
Togarepi and Matutu were not taking calls when the Daily News sought their
comment. Daily News
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