THE ZANU PF national youth leadership has extended the deadline for the submission of curriculum vitaes (CVs) to contest for its national youth executive to allegedly accommodate Robert Mugabe Jnr.
Zanu PF will hold its 7th national youth conference from
May 4 to 8, with Robert Jnr allegedly said to be eyeing a leadership position.
Sources in the ruling party yesterday said the extension of
submission of CVs for nomination in the national youth executive was meant to
allow Robert Mugabe Jnr to submit his.
“We have received reports that the extension for the
submission of the CVs for nomination in the national executive is meant to
cater for Robert Mugabe Jnr to submit his CV. His age is still good and has a good
chance to be voted in the national
executive,” a source said.
“We don’t know who is pushing him (Robert Jnr), but
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is reportedly seeking to win the hearts of the
former First Family and by pushing Robert Jnr, he is pushing his agenda.’
The youth league closed submission of CVs last week.
The process was, however, re-opened on Tuesday, according
to a circular dated April 5, 2022.
“Please, note that circular 4 is issued with reference to
circular 3 of 2022 dated April 29, 2022, Zanu PF youth league wishes to advise
that the submission to participate in the elections of national youth executive
has been extended to Friday April 8, 2022 by 12pm,” the circular read.
Other sources yesterday claimed the extension followed an
outcry from the party’s provinces after some youths failed to submit their CVs
on time.
Zanu PF commissar Mike Bimha denied claims that the
deadline was extended to allow Robert Jnr to submit his papers.
“No, no Zanu PF does not cater to the interest of one
person. Zanu PF has many people who have
interest in it. In fact, comrade Tendai Chirau (acting secretary for youth
affairs) reported to us that there were some areas which were left out after
getting the news late that is why they extended the submission of the CVs,” he
said. Newsday
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