In a series of tweets yesterday Chinon’o said a Zanu PF
youth league member Taurai Kandishaya was behind the plot to grab his project.
“There is a Zanu PF national youth league member who is
planning to invade my village goat project. His name is Taurai Kandishaya. This
is why we say there is no rule of law in Zimbabwe,” Chinon’o said
“Publicly encouraging Zanu PF youths to loot my private
property,” said Chin’ono.
“The Zanu PF government has never given me a single goat
for my project; this is further evidence of lawlessness that we are subjected
to by Zanu PF. I will not be silenced through threats of violence and my property
looted.”
Zanu PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa refused to
comment on the allegations, saying Chin’ono should focus his energies on
exposing opposition parties for poor service delivery in municipalities.
“He (Chin’ono) goes outside the country blasting the
country, why should he not instead blast the opposition parties for neglecting
the urban councils poor roads, infrastructure and that is the reason we have
started to win in local councils as Zanu PF,” Mutsvangwa said.
“Everyone knows that development starts from the local
government,” Mutsvangwa added. Newsday
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