The Zanu-PF Youth League here has thrown its weight behind Zanu-PF’s
First Secretary and President Emmerson Mnangagwa to be the ruling
party’s presidential candidate in the next plebiscite in 2023.
President Mnangagwa was elected Zanu-PF First Secretary and party
leader at a ruling party extraordinary congress held in December last
year, taking over from ex-President Mr Robert Mugabe who resigned.
The Zanu-PF leader went on to lead the ruling party to a convincing
victory in this year’s July 30 harmonised polls where he got a full
five-year term to 2023 as leader of the country’s Second Republic.
Zanu-PF Masvingo Youth League chair Cde Brian Munyoro said ruling
party youths here were fully behind President Mnangagwa to continue
leading the revolutionary party beyond 2023.
Cde Munyoro said President Mnangagwa deserved to continue at the helm
of both Zanu-PF and the country beyond 2023 owing to his visionary
leadership evidenced by his spirited push for devolution so that
Zimbabweans have more say on the economic destiny of their country.
“As the Zanu-PF Masvingo provincial Youth League, we want to start by
congratulating President ED Mnangagwa for his victory in the July 30
harmonised election,” said Cde Munyoro. “We further commit ourselves to
continue supporting him because of his servant leadership and we endorse
his candidature as the ruling party candidate for the 2023 presidential
elections under the slogan, 2023 ED Pfeee.
“We are happy that President Mnangagwa is championing devolution of
power to provinces and for us in Masvingo it means that people will
start to benefit from mega projects such as the Tugwi-Mukosi Dam through
the expanded scope for irrigation and the envisaged fisheries projects
that will benefit mostly youths and stem unemployment.”
Cde Munyoro warned some unscrupulous business people trying to erode
gains made under the Second Republic by unjustifiably hiking prices to
stop their acts of sabotage. Herald
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