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Mnangagwa Sabotage, Conspiracy Exposed, The real reason why BIgwigs lost at Zanu PF primaries

May 07, 2018

When General Chiwenga and other brave soldiers spoke in November last year, they said they where targeting criminals around Mugabe, But when ED came into power they where no significant arrests and investigations, if any.
When Mnangagwa made his cabinet, He Picked over 80 percent of people who served under Mugabe..He didn’t real change anything, or did he? If so or if not, why then.
ED has came a long way with fellow Zanu PF comrades And he can just fire them or arrest them, This is where the Zanu Pf Primary Elections Also Come into play. Remember ED said he wants free, fair and credible Elections, and his niche is The Voice of the people is the voice of god.  we have seen many big wigs loosing in Zanu PF elections and, the voice of God is doing this. This is the only way ED can remove the so called criminals that were around Mugabe…..Dr Clarence TV7, Watch Video here  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-Ehbr9m7NE&feature=youtu.be

😲GRACE MUGABE TOP SECRET EXPOSED, 😲😲 💲Big Money 💲💷 Selling Gushungo Dairy Products 🍦🍦 at Zanu PF Rallies ✊✊

September 13, 2017




Zanu-PF rallies earn Mugabe's dairy big money
The on-going Zanu-PF youth rallies have been a windfall to Alpha Omega Dairy Private Limited owned by President Robert Mugabe's family as the youth league is reportedly buying from it all dairy products being dished out at the party's gatherings.
Alpha Omega, a multi-million-dollar business located in Mazowe, is a subsidiary of the first family's business empire, Gushungo Holdings. Investigations by the ZImbabwean Newspaper Daily News revealed that the youth league is paying for the dairy products; yoghurts and ice creams which are consumed at the rallies.
The products are distributed for free to the masses attending the rallies.
 So far, Mugabe has held well-attended rallies, dubbed presidential youth interface meetings in seven provinces, implying that the company has so far made quite some substantial amount of money from the sales.
At the Midlands rally in Gweru last Friday, First Lady Grace Mugabe told the gathering that she had brought $15 000 worth of ice cream to feed the gathering, claims which were repeated by national political commissar for the youth league, Innocent Hamandishe.
Zanu-PF youth league national secretary for finance, Tongai Kasukuwere, confirmed that the ice cream was paid for, but said provinces do so out of their own will to support the first family's dairy firm.

Dydimus Mutasa sneaks into Parliament movie style

February 11, 2015
DEFIANT former Zanu PF secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa yesterday turned up in Parliament almost two months after he went out of public life following his ugly fallout with President Robert Mugabe.
BY VENERANDA LANGA
Mutasa, who is Headlands MP, sneaked into the House of Assembly shortly before Speaker Jacob Mudenda opened the proceedings and quietly sat next to former Information Communication Technology minister Webster Shamu for approximately 25 minutes before he left.
Mutasa’s stay in Zanu PF now hangs in the balance after top party officials have publicly called for his ouster after he denounced the party’s December congress resolutions as illegal and threatened to take the party to court over the matter.
The former Zanu PF strongman has refused to be silenced and even scoffed at threats to have him expelled from the party.
Mutasa has even defied Mugabe and at one time sought to have him reprimanded by his Sadc and African Union colleagues for “holding an illegal party congress” that endorsed the ouster of former Vice-President Joice Mujuru and several other party gurus.
They were relieved of their government and party posts over allegations of plotting to topple Mugabe from power. Several former ministers who were swept away in the December tide have of late been attending Parliament in their capacity as MPs, but keeping a low profile.
Morale among them seems low, and most of them have been wearing forlorn faces in Parliament.
This comes amid reports that the Zanu PF purge, which started in the run-up to the party’s December congress, is likely to be extended to chairpersons of thematic committees, the majority of whom are perceived as Mujuru allies.
Sources said the Parliamentary Standing Rules and Orders Committee met this week to discuss re-alignment of MPs to different committees and that Zanu PF might remove MPs aligned to the Mujuru faction from chairing parliamentary committees.
The axe is likely to fall on Hurungwe West MP Temba Mliswa (Education, Sport, Arts and Culture), Mbire MP David Butau (Lands, Agriculture and Mechanisation), Marondera Central MP Ray Kaukonde (Industry and Commerce) and Epworth MP Amos Midzi (Transport and Infrastructural Development) — all of whom were booted out of their provincial chairmanship on allegations of supporting Mujuru.
Mudenda announced last week that there was going to be a reshuffle of MPs in committees.
Meanwhile, opposition MPs yesterday continued to resist the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Debt Assumption Bill which is currently in the Second Reading Stage before the National Assembly.
However, Zanu PF MPs said if the opposition MPs described the RBZ farm mechanisation scheme as looting, then they might as well return the vehicles that the central bank bought for them during the government of national unity.
Hatfield MP Tapiwa Mashakada (MDC-T) said although he was in favour of passage of the Bill to enable the RBZ to assume a clean balance sheet, its quasi-fiscal activities which brought about the $1,3 billion debt were an act of recklessness.
Bulawayo East MP Tabitha Khumalo (MDC-T) said the Bill sought to normalise fraudulent activities.
Mbizo MP Settlement Chikwinya (MDC-T) said failure to force the farm mechanisation beneficiaries to pay back was a violation of the Constitution which demanded transparency and accountability. Mkoba MP Amos Chibaya (MDC-T) said there was need for people to know what debts they would be paying for.
But Zanu PF MP Masango Matambanadzo (Kwekwe Central) said opposition legislators benefited from the RBZ vehicle scheme and should therefore return the cars.
Chegutu West MP Dexter Nduna (Zanu PF) added that part of the debt was accrued in the purchase of MPs’ vehicles by the RBZ.Newsday

Kombi crew beat passenger to Death

February 05, 2015
A Zanu PF supporter was yesterday allegedly beaten to death by a commuter bus crew after a change dispute.


What started as a good day for the Chibvunza family turned tragic when Tapiwa (28) was murdered while coming from the Harare International Airport to welcome President Robert Mugabe.

“Tainetsana nemahwindi tichiti takupai mari yenyu yakakwana pata hire kombi saka munofanira kutisiya kumba. Pavakaramba izvo takati saka chitipai imwe mari, ndipo vakavharira Tapiwa mumota ndokutanga kumurova (We had a dispute with touts, with us telling them that we had given them all their money for the hired kombi so they must drop as at our homes. They refused and when we demanded some money back, that is when they detained Tapiwa in their commuter bus and assaulted him,” said Tapiwa’s friend.

After the assault, Tapiwa’s body was allegedly dragged and dumped by the road side.

The Urban Transporters Association of Zimbabwe chairperson, Mr Wilbert Zhakata distanced itself from such criminal acts by people who are expected to know how to work with the public.

Meanwhile, Harare South legislator, Cde Shadreck Mashayamombe said it is high time the government seriously considers phasing out kombis.

“Dai makombi abviswa zvawo zvachose nekuti apedza vanhu (Commuter buses must be phased out for ood because they have claimed many lives,” he said.

Tapiwa leaves behind his wife, Mary Tsomondo and a 5-month old baby.

Burial arrangements will be announced in due course.ZBC
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