PRESIDENT Mnangangwa’s development-oriented policies will
lead Zimbabwe into its own version of biblical Canaan hence he deserves to be
retained in power during the forthcoming harmonised elections.
This was said by Bulilima West Zanu-PF parliamentary
candidate, Cde Dingimuzi Phuthi at a rally at Nyele Business Centre in Bulilima
last week while thanking party supporters for voting him during the primary
elections.
He said President Mnangagwa would bring economic prosperity
to Zimbabwe but he can do this if people and Zanu-PF supporters unite and vote
for the party.
“President ED is the person to bring economic prosperity to
the people of Zimbabwe. But what we have to do first is to win resoundingly the
forthcoming elections. This starts by you voting for Zanu-PF candidates from
local government to President.
This can only be achieved when people are united, a family
with fighting brothers won’t stand,” said Cde Phuthi.
He said he was willing to tap knowledge from visionaries
like President Mnangagwa who brushed shoulders with other departed political
luminaries like Father Zimbabwe, the late Vice-President Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo.
“Politics did not start with us. There are luminaries like
the late Father Zimbabwe, your child who hailed from this province. If there’s
something that I learnt from elders like these and President ED, it’s to know
what your people want and deliver on just that,” he said.
Addressing the gathering, former Permanent Secretary in the
Ministry of Small to Medium Enterprises and Co-operatives, Cde Evelyn Ndlovu,
who is the candidate for the Women quota said former President Robert Mugabe
resigned to spend time with his grandchildren.
“When President Mnangagwa came to power he went around the
world preaching the Zimbabwe is Open for Business message and what did he come
back with, billions of dollars which will resuscitate our economy and create
jobs. Our children are dying in South Africa, coming back home in coffins.
Don’t you support such a person? Don’t listen to a person
who talks of spaghetti roads when people have no jobs.” Sunday News
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