ZANU PF’S Mashonaland East provincial chairperson Daniel Garwe has told party supporters that only those who believe in the ruling party’s leadership will benefit from government programmes.
Addressing thousands of party supporters at Murehwa Rural
District Council (RDC) grounds over the weekend, Garwe said Zanu PF recently
partnered Murehwa RDC to parcel out land to youths.
He, however, did not disclose the number of beneficiaries.
“We have dispatched the first batch of stands to our
youths. Thanks to Murehwa RDC for partnering with the party. It has been
requested to provide more stands so that every youth benefits,” Garwe said.
“However, we have had a few people complaining that the
projects should not benefit Zanu PF youths only. Zimbabwe is Zanu PF and Zanu
PF is Zimbabwe, hence projects will go on. We will continue until they call for
the removal of sanctions. These illegal sanctions have stalled our progress as
we cannot build our country in the way we want.”
He implored party youths to embrace programmes being
spearheaded by the Zanu PF-led government.
“The President (Emmerson Mnangagwa) once said, ‘make
money’. I want to remind you that our Commander-in-Chief is still saying youths
must make money. Involve yourself in income-generating projects. Youths must
also take part in building Murehwa. We are aiming for town status and local
youths should have houses here in Murewa,” Garwe said.
“We are not going to be apologetic about handing these
projects to Zanu PF youths because we have to take care of those who believe
that we can build our country as Zimbabweans. Our country is blessed with
mineral deposits, and we are currently parcelling out claims.
“Murehwa youths must also be at the forefront of these
projects and acquire mining claims. We have well-wishers who can provide them
with the necessary mining tools. You have to go through your respective youth
chairpersons who will work directly with Cde Isaac Tasikani (Zanu PF provincial
youth chairman).”
Late last year, Garwe introduced roadrunner (chicken)
projects for youths in the district.
Community garden projects have also been introduced, with
party member Tawanda Chenana assisting with drilling of boreholes for
irrigation.
In Uzumba, a goat project was recently launched for youths,
and mining claims were also distributed to youths in the province. Newsday
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