Mnangagwa announced appointments of the politburo and central
committee members at the recently held congress.
He reappointed national political commissar Mike Bimha;
secretary for finance Patrick Chinamasa and secretary for security Lovemore
Matuke.
He also announced two other leaders of the main wing, heads
of the women’s league, Mabel Chinomona and war veterans league, Douglas Mahiya.
Writing in a
State-controlled weekly, Mpofu praised Mnangagwa for re-appointmenting him to
the politburo. He also congratulated Mnangagwa for being confirmed the presidential
candidate in the 2023 elections.
“Congratulations to my boss, the freshly re-appointed first
secretary and president of the ruling Zanu PF, his Excellency President
Mnangagwa. The people saw him as worthy and his credentials resold him to lead
our revolutionary party.”
“In the short stint
in his tenure. Zimbabwe has witnessed monumental economic revival,
infrastructural development, industrial retooling, and extractive sector value
addition. I am particularly grateful that his Excellency appointed me to be
Zanu PF’s secretary for administration once more. This is an opportunity for my
office to continue enhancing the professionalism of the party. This is yet
another chance to ensure that Zanu PF will strengthen its mass line approach,”
Mpofu wrote.
“With all systems set for the 2023 election as I write this
piece, I can assure you that definitely we will not get less than 65% of the
vote in the coming plebiscite. We also owe each Zimbabwean a corrupt-free
policy and delivery culture. President Mnangagwa has given us a clear template
of how a party should be modernised for the betterment of national interest and
vision. The secretariat at the citadel of power (Zanu PF headquarters) has no
option but to work exteremely hard to ensure that the party is set for success
and longevity.”
Mnangagwa is expected to announce a full politburo soon
from the newly-elected central committee members.
Mpofu is not new to bootlicking, a few years ago he was in
the news for signing off his letters to the late former President Robert Mugabe
as “the obedient son”. Newsday
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