POLICE in Bulawayo on Friday cordoned off the Zanu PF provincial
offices and blocked a youth demonstration against alleged imposition of
businessman Raji Modi as party candidate for Bulawayo South
constituency.
Disgruntled party youths said they would continue piling pressure
for inclusion of youth representatives on the candidates’ list.
“We will regroup again as youth like we did. Some of the youths
came on foot, hungry because we are doing the demonstration for a cause.
The youth want employment, a candidate that can help them and the
candidate that is within the youth and understands the youth. We want a
youthful candidate or preferably somebody who can understand us,” one of
the youth leaders, Prince Phiri, said.
The youths said they wanted Bafana Dube, Douglas Gangaidzo and Jameson Msika to be allowed to contest for the seat.
“We are asking for the three candidates who were there to
contest. We are saying ED (Emmerson Mnangagwa) is an understanding
President he will listen to us. So we will try again to negotiate with
the police to allow us to do our demonstration if they refuse, what we
have said still stands,” he said.
“We want people who will understand us, be with us. We want
people who will talk to us not someone who will be ignorant to us
because we are the future and we are Zanu PF.” Newsday
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