Mnangagwa was in Epworth where he handed over 265
securitised title deeds to residents of the settlement.
As he was delivering a speech, a young man breached
security and raced to the stage to confront Mnangagwa who is blamed by the
opposition for the country’s socio-economic crisis, but was stopped a few
metres away.
He was taken behind a VVIP tent where he was beaten up.
At the event, Mnangagwa pleaded with Epworth residents to
vote for Zanu PF after they were given the title deeds.
“We are a government that delivers. Today I have returned
to Epworth to deliver on that promise,” Mnangagwa who was launching the
Presidential Title Deeds and Settlement Regularisation Programme said.
In the run up to the March by-elections last year, Zanu PF
promised to dish out 80 000 title deeds to residents there to guarantee
property ownership.
However, government later somersaulted and gave various
excuses after failing to deliver the title deeds in one of the many false
promises.
“This event demonstrated that we have the political will
and technical skills to deliver while sufficient resources are available to
support this exercise,” Mnangagwa said.
“So when we go to elections you should vote wisely in a way
that keeps the legacy of black people which is known by those, who fought for
it not those who came along the way.”
Thousands of Zanu PF supporters were bussed to the venue.
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