The Zanu PF Harare provincial leadership has been challenged to intensify mobilisation strategies to win more seats in the 2023 harmonised elections, the party’s Deputy Secretary for Information and Publicity Cde Monica Mutsvangwa has said.
She said this yesterday while addressing a Provincial
Coordinating Committee (PCC) meeting at the Zanu PF Harare provincial offices.
Cde Mutsvangwa, who is also the Women’s League Secretary
for Administration, said it was important for the Harare Provincial leadership
to inform people of the massive infrastructure developmental projects.
She said Zimbabweans were already seeing the good things
that President Mnangagwa and the Second Republic he leads, is doing.
Cde Mutsvangwa was deployed in Harare to receive
restructuring exercise reports in the capital’s six zones.
“The provincial leadership must tell the people the good
works being done by the Second Republic under the stewardship of President
Mnangagwa,” she said.
Cde Mutsvangwa took a swipe at some divisive members who
were bent on fanning divisions in the party.
She said factionalism had no place in the revolutionary
party, and called upon members to abide by the party rules and regulations.
Cde Mutsvangwa said internal elections were a democratic
exercise that should not be used to create divisions within the party.
“Internal elections should unite members as they promote
renewal of leadership within the party ranks,” she said. “We want
one-man-one-vote. That is the democracy which we fought for during the
liberation struggle
“The party is above us all. We should not lose our focus
because of certain individuals. We want unity of purpose among party members.
We cannot afford to relax. We should not start fighting because of the internal
elections. Elections are just a renewal of leadership process; let’s exercise
democracy.”
Cde Mutsvangwa said members should not concentrate on petty
issues, but work towards mobilising new members even from tertiary
institutions. She urged members to continue defending and protecting the
sovereignty of the country.
Zanu PF, said Cde Mutsvangwa, was bigger than individuals,
adding that the Commissariat department of the party was mandated by the
Politburo to enforce discipline against culprits who cause divisions.
“Every member of the party shall have the duty to be loyal
to the party,” she said. “We should have to resort to policies, rules and
regulations of the party.
“Conduct yourself honestly and honourably in whatever you
are doing in all dealings of the party.”
The Harare provincial leadership was tasked to embrace those
defecting from opposition political parties.
Harare provincial interim chairman Cde Godwills
Masimirembwa said the Commissariat department had assigned Cde Mutsvangwa to
lead the verification exercise in Harare and also to look at the whole
restructuring process from cell to branch level.
“So, we are upbeat about that. We still have a lot of work
to do,” he said.
Cde Masimirembwa said the province had set 8 000 cells and
281 districts and they were working on establishing more cells.
“We will continue to go out and recruit more members for
the party so that the number of cells increases,” he said.
Harare provincial Women’s League chairperson, Cde Betty
Kaseke, said they were working tirelessly to recruit more members from tertiary
institutions.
The province has so far set up 281 party districts, with 15
yet to complete the restructuring exercise.Herald
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