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ZANU PF Secretary General Obert Mpofu has intervened in the dispute between ZANU PF Youth League Secretary Tinoda Machakaire and his deputy John Paradza over the reshuffling of the national executive council.
On December 9, 2024, Machakaire unilaterally announced the reshuffle of the ZANU PF Youth League national executive council.
Paradza responded by contending that the move was unconstitutional and advised the affected officials to remain in their positions until Mpofu provided guidance on the issue.
On December 10, Machakaire wrote to Paradza, demanding that he withdraw his circular and warning that failure to do so would result in appropriate measures being taken against him.
However, in another twist, on December 11, Mpofu wrote to Machakaire, stating that the reshuffle of the ZANU PF Youth League national executive council must be ratified by the Politburo before it could take effect.
Mpofu rebuked Machakaire for acting unilaterally, calling the move undemocratic and warning that it could create division within the Youth League and erode confidence in leadership decisions.
Reads Mpofu’s letter to Machakaire:
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RE: RESHUFFLE OF THE YOUTH LEAGUE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Reference is made to the above issue and the subsequent letter addressed to the Secretary-General from the Deputy Secretary for Youth Affairs, Cde J. Paradza, dated 10 December 2024 seeking recourse on behalf of the Youth League National Executive Council over the reshuffle of the Youth League National Executive Council.
The restructuring exercise appears to have been implemented without consulting the National Assembly of the Youth League or the Youth Executive Council or securing ratification from the Politburo or Central Committee, as required by Article 26 Section 330 (2) and (3) of the 2022 Party Constitution.
The Secretary’s supervisory powers under Section 88 must be exercised within the confines of constitutional principles, which prioritize democracy and collective leadership.
Without explicit authority to remove or restructure elected positions, the directive risks being ultra vires (beyond the powers granted).
The restructuring, if perceived as unilateral and undemocratic, may create division within the Youth League and erode confidence in leadership decisions.
As such, the Youth League Secretary should have had recourse to the appropriate procedures, instead of a unilateral reshuffle as such actions, undermine democratic principles and collective leadership.
There is need to adhere to the ZANU PF Constitution, consultation, and procedural integrity so as to maintain legitimacy, unity, and respect for democratic norms.
Therefore, future decisions of this magnitude should involve thorough consultation with the relevant organs of the Youth League and formal ratification by the Politburo or Central Committee.
In addition, the rationale and procedures followed for restructuring should be clearly documented to enhance transparency and accountability.
Please be advised that, this matter will be referred to Party leadership for deliberation and guidance.
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More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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ZANU PF Secretary General Obert Mpofu told Tinoda Machakaire not to change the Youth League without permission. Machakaire did it without asking others first and upset people. Mpofu said it could cause problems. He wants all changes to be approved by the Politburo first. This way, everyone agrees on what happens. Mpofu said it's important to follow the rules and talk to others before making big decisions. If not, it can make things worse and people won't trust the leaders. The issue will be discussed more by the Party to decide what to do next.

Obert Mpofu Rebukes Machakaire For Unilateral Youth League Reshuffle

ZANU PF Youth League Secretary, Tinoda Machakaire, has ordered his deputy, John Paradza, to immediately withdraw his circular that purportedly nullified the reshuffling of the national executive council.
In a circular dated 09 December 2024, Machakaire announced the reshuffle of the ZANU PF Youth League.
In response, Paradza contended that the move was unconstitutional and advised the affected officials to remain in their positions.
On December 10, Machakaire wrote to Paradza, demanding that he withdraw his circular, warning that failure to do so would result in appropriate measures being taken against him. Wrote Machakaire:
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I have noted the contents of your correspondence and wish to bring to your attention the unequivocal and unambiguous provisions of the ZANU PF constitution (2022) which in Article 10(88)(1),(2)&amp;(13) as read with Article 26 (339) (1)&amp;(2) explicitly provides for the functions and responsibilities of the Secretary for Youth Affairs.
Further, may you acquaint yourself with the provisions of Article 26(340)(1)&amp;(2) which provides for the functions and responsibilities of the Deputy Secretary for Youth Affairs.
You will note that in your exercise of functions as Deputy Secretary for Youth Affairs, there is absolutely no basis upon which you can purport to censure the due discharge of any of the functions of the Secretary for Youth Affairs.
In your letter, you have made vague reference to the composition of the Youth League National Executive Council without particularity on the provision you rely in making your assertions.
I wish to draw your attention to the provisions of Article 26(336) (1- 5) and Article 26 (338) (1-24) which outline in detail how the Youth League National Executive Council is constituted.
You will note that there has been no deviation whatsoever from the clear provisions of the constitution as no member of the Youth League National Executive Council has been affected by removal from the National Executive Council.
You will further note that the provisions of Article 25(325) mandates the Youth League to dutifully discharge outlined functions and responsibilities.
As duly set out in my communication of the 9th of December 2024, adjustments in the departmental leadership of the Youth League National Executive Council have been implemented purely for the purposes of enhancing the fulfilment of the Youth League’s constitutional obligations and the execution of the National People’s Conference Resolutions.
As head of the Youth League, I have communicated the adjustments as I have been duly guided by my Principal in terms of Article 10(88)(1), (2)&amp;(13) and Article 26(339)(1)&amp;(4).
In the circumstances, your much circulated and published correspondence contesting the communicated position is irregular and must be withdrawn forthwith, failing which the appropriate measures shall be set in motion.
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More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

ZANU PF Youth League leader, Tinoda Machakaire, told his deputy, John Paradza, to take back his letter saying the reshuffle of the Youth League execs was wrong. Machakaire said Paradza has no power to stop the reshuffle. Paradza said the reshuffle was against the rules. But Machakaire told him to withdraw his letter or face consequences. Machakaire said the reshuffle is to follow the party's rules and help with the resolutions from the National People's Conference. If Paradza doesn't obey, he will be punished.

ZANU PF Youth League Leader, Machakaire, Warns His Deputy, Paradza

A dispute has arisen in the ZANU PF Youth League after its secretary, Tinoda Machakaire, unilaterally reshuffled the executive council.
Machakaire’s deputy, John Paradza, said that the move was unconstitutional and advised the affected officials to remain in their positions.
In a circular dated 09 December 2024, Machakaire announced the reshuffle of the ZANU PF Youth League. Reads the circular:
<blockquote>
In my capacity as the Secretary for Youth Affairs, I have made the following adjustments in the departmental leadership of the National Youth League Executive Council.
These changes are intended to enhance the fulfilment of the ZANU PF Youth League’s constitutional obligations and meticulous execution of The National People’s Conference Resolutions. 
Please note that these changes take effect immediately.
1. Cde Tsungai Makumbe as Secretary for Finance
2. Cde Phinias Makombe as Secretary for Commissariat
3. Cde Philippa Mukoko as Secretary for External Relations
4. Cde Munashe Mtutsa as Secretary for Information
5. Cde Valeria Makonza as Secretary for Legal Affairs
6. Cde Garikai Zonde as Secretary for Science and Technology
</blockquote>
In response to Machakaire, Paradza said the reshuffle was conducted without proper procedures being followed. As a result, the reshuffle has been put on hold until further notice. He wrote:
<blockquote>
REF: RESHUFFLE OF THE YOUTH LEAGUE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Reference is made to your circular dated 09 December 2024 with the above-mentioned subject matter.
My office has received several complaints from the affected National Executive Members who were reshuffled from their positions without proper procedures being adhered to.
I refer to Article 25, section 339 of the Party Constitution, which clearly articulates the roles of the Secretary for Youth Affairs.
I have written to the Party’s Secretary General Comrade O. Mpofu seeking an urgent intervention on the matter so as to avoid unnecessary divisions and tensions within the National Youth League Executive.
It is imperative for me to remind you that these Comrades were elected into the National Executive and their mandate is derived from their provinces and was ratified by the National Youth League Conference of 2022 hence any adjustments should be done in consultation with the Provinces and above all the Constitution of the Party.
I have since written to the affected Comrades guiding them to remain in their positions and continue with their responsibilities as mandated by the National Youth Conference of May 2022 until a clear instruction is issued by the Secretary General.
Thus being said, the purported reshuffle is hereby put on hold until further notice.
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The ZANU PF Youth League is having a fight because the secretary, Tinoda Machakaire, changed the executive council without asking anyone. His deputy, John Paradza, said this was not right. Paradza stopped the reshuffle until they figure out what to do. Members were told to stay in their positions for now. They need to follow the rules before making big changes. The fight is causing problems and they need to fix it. The changes affect many important positions in the ZANU PF Youth League.

ZANU PF Youth League Leaders Clash Over Executive Reshuffle

ZANU PF has won the Gutu West Constituency by-election, with their candidate <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/John_Paradza/">John Paradza</a> emerging as the winner. Five contestants participated in the race. Paradza received 12,147 votes, defeating the other candidates. Martin Sebastian Mudzingwa, an independent candidate, received 1,775 votes, Ephraim Morudu from Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) received 1,258 votes, and Robson Kurwa from the National Constitutional Assembly (NCA) received 138 votes. There were 132 spoilt papers.
The by-election was a result of the death of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Christopher_Mutonhori_Rwodzi/">Christopher Mutonhori Rwodzi</a>, the husband of Tourism Minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Barbara_Rwodzi/">Barbara Rwodzi</a>, just before the harmonised elections on August 23, 2023. Christopher Rwodzi, who defied ZANU PF orders and resolved to contest as an independent candidate, died in an accident.
There was only one candidate, Paradza, who agreed to the election results and signed the polling station returns (V11 forms). The others had complaints about how the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) conducted the elections. However, both ZEC and ZANU PF signed the V11 forms, indicating their agreement with the results.
In the lead-up to the by-elections in the Gutu West constituency, there were <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/11/07/zimrights-concerned-over-rise-in-cases-of-political-violence-in-gutu-west/">reports of politically motivated violence</a> and voter intimidation allegedly carried out by ZANU PF Forever Associates Zimbabwe (FAZ) activists. For example, a ZANU-PF member named Rashiel Bere, who is also part of the FAZ organisation, was accused of intimidating villagers and threatening to burn their houses if they voted for the opposition party.
In another incident, a member of the CCC was beaten by ZANU-PF supporters at a shopping centre in Gutu after being seen wearing a CCC T-shirt. The victim identified one of the assailants as the younger brother of ZANU-PF MP Candidate John Paradza, known as “Boss Para”.
These incidents confirm the findings of the ZimRights 2022 State of Peace Report, which highlighted that over 50% of Zimbabweans live in a fragile peace, fearing the elections.
<h3><a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">More Pindula News</a></h3>

ZANU PF Wins Gutu West Constituency By-election

ZANU PF deputy secretary for youth affairs <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/John_Paradza">John Paradza</a> says the opposition should not be allowed to hold meetings in Mashonaland East province.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/07/stop-ccc-meetings-zanu-pf/?dicbo=v2-16aeaa597398e64e189e93a48ff80710">NewsDay Zimbabwe</a> reports that Paradza made the remarks while addressing scores of youths at Rudhaka Stadium in Marondera at the weekend. Without mentioning the name of the opposition party, Paradza said:
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As the youth league we are the vanguard of the party and, therefore, it is our mandate to defend the gains of our revolution. I was told during a briefing that there are certain areas in this province where the opposition is now trying to hold meetings, but we cannot allow that comrades.
As a leader, you must make sure that such meetings are not even given a chance and we have to keep in touch with our masses.
We are the people’s party and we are there for the people. In 2023, we are going to win resoundingly because we are always with the people. ZANU PF will forever rule this nation because we have a listening President who works tirelessly to forward the interests of the people; 2023 is a done deal.
</blockquote>
Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) secretary for rural mobilisation Happymore Chidziva rubbished Paradza’s utterances saying the party’s activities are going ahead as planned. He said:
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CCC is not a banned organisation and John Paradza has no mandate to ban our activities. It is even not easy to ban what is within the citizens, this is a citizens’ movement that resides in the hearts of all citizens. He (Paradza) is a Zanu PF, not CCC member. We regulate ourselves; and he must regulate Zanu PF because that’s his party. 
</blockquote>
The province is regarded as a ZANU PF stronghold. 
CCC which is led by Nelson Chamisa, a former Minister of ICT during the Government of National Unity (GNU) is in charge of only two of the 23 constituencies in the province.
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ZANU PF Official Says The Opposition Cannot Be Allowed To Hold Meetings In Mash East

ZANU PF Youth League has issued a statement mourning Senator <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Oliver_Chidawu">Oliver Chidawu</a> <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/07/19/minister-of-state-for-harare-province-oliver-chidawu-has-died/">who died on Tuesday the 19th of July 2022.</a> Reports say Engineer <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Oliver_Chidawu">Chidawu</a> who was the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Harare Metropolitan Province suffered a heart attack. ZANU PF youths say Chidawu was a hard worker. Pindula News presents a statement issued by Gutu West MP John Paradza:
<blockquote>
<h2>CONDOLENCE MESSAGE ON THE PASSING ON OF CDE O. CHIDHAU</h2>
ZANU PF Youth League joins the President and First Secretary of the Party Cde ED Mnangagwa and the Chidhau Family in mourning the passing on of Hon Senator, Minister and Politburo Member Cde Engineer Oliver Chidhau who passed on yesterday the 19th of July 2022. Cde Chidhau was a hardworking Cadre of the Revolution, whose mobilisation and administrative skills were essential in moulding young cadres of the Party in the Youth League, particularly in Harare.
The departed cadre leaves us a legacy of hardworking, entrepreneurship, principled cadreship and above all, humility.
May His Family be comforted during these moments of grief, knowing fully well that the young revolutionary people of Zimbabwe are with them.
</blockquote>
Yesterday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa led Cabinet in observing a moment of silence in honour of Chidawu.
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ZANU PF Youth League Mourns Minister Oliver Chidawu

ZANU PF deputy secretary for youth affairs, John Paradza, has warned ruling party youths against name-dropping but to respect the party’s first secretary President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Name-dropping is when an individual claims to be associated with a famous or powerful person in order to appear more important and special.
Addressing the ZANU PF Mashonaland West provincial inter-district meeting in Chinhoyi on Saturday, Paradza said:
<blockquote>
Stop name-dropping and dragging President Mnangagwa into your selfish issues.
None among you has the power to visit the President to present your challenges without my knowledge as your leader.
</blockquote>
Paradza reminded ZANU PF youths at the meeting that Mnangagwa is the party’s sole presidential candidate for next year’s harmonised elections. He said:
<blockquote>
We have one centre of power in ZANU PF and that is the President, and he deserves to be respected.
</blockquote>
Paradza revealed that some youths were destabilising the ruling party by threatening to suspend party officials claiming they had been sent by Mnangagwa. He added:
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Some of us are being bought to de-campaign and destabilise sitting parliamentarians and this should be stopped as it has a negative impact on the 2023 result.
… Preach the good that President Mnangagwa is doing for the nation that include infrastructure development, devolution, the Emergency Road Rehabilitation Programme and sound economic reforms.
These should help mobilise voters for the party for the 2023 harmonised elections.
</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/youths-warned-against-name-dropping">The Sunday Mail</a></h4>

ZANU PF Youths Warned Against Name-dropping

President Emmerson Mnangagwa reportedly imposed Gutu West MP and Masvingo provincial youth chairman John Paradza as the ZANU PF Youth League deputy national chairperson.
Paradza was elected unchallenged at the just ended ZANU PF national youth conference.
Reports suggest that there was a push ahead of the conference to elect Mutare district coordinating committee secretary for youth affairs Danmore Mambondiyani to the post.
Paradza took over from Tendai Chirau, who has been acting youth secretary following the sacking of Gutu West MP Pupurai Togarepi.
A disgruntled ZANU PF youth league executive told The Standard that all provinces were whipped into supporting Paradza. aid the official:
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All provinces were whipped into submission to support Paradza and he went uncontested in the elections.
There was some disgruntlement among the party leadership, but party leadership led by Mnangagwa wanted Paradza after Mnangagwa directed the party members to rally behind Paradza.
Mambondiyani wanted the deputy secretary for youth affairs position, but came third in his Manicaland province and could not compete for the top position despite spirited efforts to smuggle him to the top position.
</blockquote>
The Standard also reported sources as saying that President Emmerson Mnangagwa will handpick his ally, deputy Sports minister Tino Machakaire as the substantive secretary for youth affairs.
<h4>More: <a href="https://thestandard.newsday.co.zw/2022/05/08/conference-exposes-ed-chiwenga-rift/">The Standard</a></h4>

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