Tag: #ZanuPf
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ZANU-PF Harare Province Vows to Quell Planned July 31 Protests
HARARE – ZANU-PF Harare Province has issued a stern warning to organizers of planned political demonstrations slated for July 31, asserting that the ruling party will act decisively to prevent any disruption of peace in the capital
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ZANU-PF Harare Province ScalesUp Mobilization Drive to Secure More Parliamentary Seats Ahead of 2030 Elections
HARARE — Following the passage of Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 (CAA 3), the ZANU-PF Harare Provincial leadership has raised the momentum on its voter mobilization drive aimed at maximizing the party’s parliamentary representation ahead of the 2030 elections.
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Inside Zanu PF’s Harare Province Master Plan: Restructuring for 2 Million Members by 2030
The Zanu PF Harare Provincial leadership has launched a massive and aggressive restructuring exercise aimed at dramatically expanding its political footprint and reshaping its electoral fortunes in the capital city. Led by Provincial Chairperson Cde Godwills Masimirembwa and the Provincial Political Commissar, Cde Voyage, the ruling party is positioning itself to systematically overturn opposition dominance…
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Stop the Name-Dropping: Youth League Moves to Strip Paul Tungwarara of His ‘Presidential Advisor’ Shield
The internal stability of ZANU PF has come under fresh scrutiny following a scathing public critique from the party’s Deputy National Youth Commissar, Taurai Kandishaya. In a direct challenge to the party’s hierarchy, Kandishaya has called for the immediate re-education and potential demotion of Paul Tungwarara, the Presidential Investment Advisor to the United Arab Emirates…
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Kandishaya Bombards Opposition Over Misuse of Political Parties Fund
ZANU PF Deputy Youth Commissar, Taurai Kandishaya, has launched a scathing attack on opposition parties, accusing them of failing to account for millions of dollars received through the Political Parties (Finance) Act.
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From Harare to Chinhoyi: Inside the “Politics Dzemubhazi” Youth Engagement Tour
The roadshow, which arrived in the Mashonaland West capital this week, turned public transport into a classroom for political ideology, aiming to bridge the gap between the ruling party and first-time voters.
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