Speaking during two campaign rallies in Mutare South and
Chikanga constituencies yesterday, Cde Mutsvangwa said there were notable
strides recorded in various sectors of the economy since President Mnangagwa
assumed office in November 2017.
“Under the leadership of His Excellency, President
Mnangagwa, we have recorded an improvement in our economy,” said Cde
Mutsvangwa.
“Our currency has gained purchasing power because of the
gold-backed economy that came with the able leadership of President Mnangagwa.
“This has also improved investments in the country. The
increased investments as well as the participation and involvement of our
country within the comity of nations, stand as a testimony of the success of
our engagement and re-engagement policies.”
Cde Mutsvangwa said Zimbabwe will continue to be “a friend
to all and an enemy to none”, as it seeks to continue developing the economy.
The obligation is on all Zimbabweans to vote for ZANU PF,
if they wish to continue witnessing notable developments in the country, he
said.
Exports had vastly improved under the Second Republic, with
the country receiving foreign currency
Cde Mutsvangwa said Manicaland would soon be transformed on
the back of lithium being mined in Buhera.
“This will also create employment for all and this is
reason enough to vote back the party into office,” he said.
Cde Mutsvangwa called upon youths to come out in their
numbers and vote for ZANU PF.
“Our heroes fought for our land and all that which is
beneath our land. Let us go out in our numbers and vote on Wednesday. You, as
the people, are the party and we expect you to vote for Zanu PF,” he said.
In Chikanga, Cde Mutsvangwa challenged the electorate to
vote out the corrupt and incompetent opposition councillors and legislators.
He said the clueless opposition had failed the country in
urban areas, resulting in poor service delivery in the two decades and should
be booted out.
“As the nation readies for elections on Wednesday, we want
you to remember that the opposition underdeveloped our cities and towns during
their reign.
“Opposition councils have not developed anything; instead
they are squandering ratepayers’ money and fattening their own pockets. We need
to put a stop to that and elect representatives who will uphold the rule of
law, protect our rights and freedoms, and work for the common good of the city.
“Let us also remember the developments that President
Mnangagwa has spearheaded across the country. Let us work together and vote the
party of development into power,” he said.
ZANU PF candidate for Mutare South constituency, Cde
Tawanda Dumbarimwe, said victory was certain.
“As we vote, let us remember what the Second Republic has
done for us. I am confident that we will all go out in our numbers and put back
a Government of development into power,” he said.
ZANU PF candidate for Chikanga constituency, Cde Kenneth
Muchina said: “As Team Zanu PF, we will ensure outright victory for President
Mnangagwa, the MP and councillors.
“We promise that we will win all seats here because our
people love the party and the President.” Herald
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