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Vice President Constantino Chiwenga reportedly urged party members during the ZANU PF Central Committee meeting this week to avoid the disunity that characterised the events leading up to the 2017 military intervention that ousted the late Robert Mugabe.
According to <a href="https://www.theindependent.co.zw/local-news/article/200034046/chiwenga-warns-zanu-pf-of-2017-as-senior-officials-spar-over-ed2030-campaign">The Independent</a>, Central Committee members who attended the meeting said Chiwenga warned against rampant indiscipline within the party, which he claimed was causing divisions and infighting. Said an unnamed ZANU PF official:
<blockquote>
The tension was definitely there and you could feel it in the room. Chiwenga said we want unity. He said ‘We don’t want to go back to the 2017 period’, leaving his words open to interpretation.
The President was silent on the issue. He did not respond to the calls for a 2030 extension. He spoke about the need for discipline and unity in the party, consistency and perseverance so that they achieve the 2030 Vision.
The ED2030 slogan was not banned, but the President pointed out that it was not an official slogan. What was also interesting was that no one chanted the ED2030 slogan during the Central Committee meeting.
</blockquote>
ZANU PF national chairperson Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri issued a strong warning against factionalism within the party, announcing plans to address the issue after the conference, starting with Harare.
She reportedly spoke with determination, saying “heads will roll” as she sought to restore unity and discipline among members.
According to a senior ZANU PF official, both Mnangagwa and Chiwenga are keen to prevent any situation that could embarrass the party on the global stage.
The official said tensions are already high, particularly following the controversial War Veterans League congress in Gweru earlier this month and reports of the youth league promoting the 2030 agenda.
According to the official, it is clear that both leaders recognize the potential consequences of the public rift, especially since Chiwenga’s supporters have expressed their disapproval of the 2030 initiative.
However, several Central Committee members voiced their support for Mnangagwa’s continued leadership, praising his achievements over the past seven years and expressing their willingness to back him if he decides to stay in power until 2030.
Another Central Committee member claimed that all 10 provinces have already agreed to extend Mnangagwa’s term.
The official said if this resolution is approved on Saturday, it will indicate that the President intends to remain in power.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Pindula News

Vice President Chiwenga told ZANU PF party members to stay united and avoid fighting like in 2017. The party is split on supporting President Mnangagwa and his 2030 campaign. Chiwenga wants to avoid embarrassing the party internationally. Party leaders are trying to stop factions from causing trouble. Some members support Mnangagwa staying in power until 2030, but others disagree. The party will decide soon about Mnangagwa's term extension. They want to avoid more division and maintain unity in the party.

Chiwenga Urges ZANU PF To Avoid Disunity Reminiscent Of 2017

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned against factionalism and “waywardness” within ZANU PF, calling for strict adherence to the party’s Constitution, rules, and procedures.
Speaking to the ZANU PF Central Committee, Mnangagwa urged members to guard against infiltration while ensuring they strictly follow the party’s Constitution. He said:
<blockquote>
We must always guard against infiltration and waywardness within party structures. We need to address abuses decisively without abandoning our structures. Hidden agendas create such abuses.
The solution to challenges, for example within the DCC, is not to dismantle the structure but to correct the issues through strict adherence to the party Constitution, rules, and procedures.
As a key decision-making body of our party, ZANU PF, it is our responsibility as the Central Committee to ensure that all members stay on the right path.
</blockquote>
Mnangagwa’s calls for party members to respect the Constitution seem insincere, especially since he hasn’t condemned influential figures like Midlands Provincial Affairs Minister Owen Mudha Ncube and Local Government Minister Daniel Garwe.
These officials have called for an extension of his term, even though the Constitution limits presidents to two terms.
In Masvingo Province, there have been calls for Mnangagwa to stay in power beyond 2028 when he will finish his two terms.
The slogan “ED 2030” was first heard in Masvingo and is now commonly used at ZANU PF meetings across the country.
Mnangagwa’s warnings come as reports indicate growing divisions within ZANU PF. Allegedly, one group supports his 2030 agenda, while another backs Vice President Constantino Chiwenga.
Meanwhile, Job Sikhala, the Chairperson of the National Democratic Working Group (NDWG), has advised Zimbabweans to avoid getting involved in ZANU PF’s internal conflicts. Said Sikhala:
<blockquote>
ZANU PF’s infighting should be observed from a distance. Let them battle each other. I caution every Zimbabwean to be careful not to be used again, as happened in 2017.
The masses took to the streets in November 2017, believing they were removing Mugabe for their benefit, only to be told by Patrick Chinamasa that it was a ZANU PF issue.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

President Mnangagwa said ZANU PF members should follow the rules and constitution of the party to prevent division and wrongdoing. Some influential members want him to extend his term beyond two years, which goes against the constitution. There are growing tensions within the party, with some supporting Mnangagwa's plan for 2030 and others backing Vice President Chiwenga. People are being warned to stay out of ZANU PF's conflicts so they don't get used by the party, like what happened in 2017.

Mnangagwa Warns Against "Waywardness" In ZANU PF

ZANU PF has reportedly indefinitely postponed its planned “Thank You” rallies across Zimbabwe due to internal friction.
The Thank You rallies are being viewed as part of an alleged agenda to push President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s bid for a third term in office.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200025945/zanu-pf-shelves-thank-you-rallies">NewsDay</a> reported party sources as saying that the postponement of the “Thank You” rallies was due to increasing tensions between rival factions competing for influence and control within the party. Said a source:
<blockquote>
It’s not yet clear why they postponed. They gave a notice that we are postponing the rallies. There has been too much factionalism within the party.
It’s chaotic. The party youths, however, have been pushing for the amendment of the Constitution to allow Mnangagwa to rule for more than two terms in another move seen as targeted at Chiwenga.
</blockquote>
Another source was reported as saying financial challenges facing the party are the reason for the postponement of the interfaces. Said the source:
<blockquote>
The party does not have money for the rallies. Its coffers are empty. Those who are fighting can halt their differences and prepare for the rallies for the sake of President Mnangagwa. So, I don’t think that’s the reason why the rallies were postponed. You can check with Bimha.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, ZANU PF treasurer-general Patrick Chinamasa is allegedly pushing for the lifting of the suspension of Manicaland women’s league leader Happiness Nyakuedzwa.
Nyakuedzwa was suspended by the politburo in February this year for alleged misconduct.
Chinamasa reportedly fought for Nyakuedzwa’s reinstatement during the last two politburo meetings. 
Nyakuedzwa and her husband, ZANU PF Manicaland provincial political commissar Albert Nyakuedzwa, are said to be allies of Vice President Constantino Chiwenga who reportedly leads one of the party’s two main factions.
In Matabeleland North Province, ZANU PF secretary-general Obert Mpofu is allegedly at loggerheads with Provincial Affairs and Devolution Minister Richard Moyo.
Moyo is accused of presiding over several failed and unfulfilled projects in the province since he was appointed minister in 2017.
In Mashonaland West, some politburo members are allegedly plotting against provincial chairperson Mary Mliswa-Chikoka who is accused of ignoring the national leadership.
ZANU PF director of Information Farai Marapira told NewsDay that factionalism reports in the ruling party are being made up by some people. Said Marapira:
<blockquote>
First and foremost there is no factionalism in ZANU PF. The leadership is very solid and united. Any talk of factionalism is just imaginary in the eyes of people who have nothing better to do.
Our calendar has been busy with projects which move the country forward. This is why the Thank You rallies have been postponed.
They will be held, definitely, at the discretion and convenience of the party. The party will not be forced to do its programmes just to fulfil the interest of those who are outside.
</blockquote>
ZANU PF is holding an extra-ordinary session of the Politburo this Monday, according to a notice issued by the party’s secretary for information and publicity Christopher Mutsvangwa.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

ZANU PF Suspends "Thank You" Rallies Indefinitely

The arrest of suspected land barons across the country has reportedly divided ZANU PF as some of the targeted individuals believe they are being used to settle scores.
Last month, ZANU PF issued a statement distancing itself from some of its officials who were allegedly involved in the invasion of farms, especially in urban areas where they sold housing stands to home seekers.
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) has also arrested several suspected land barons across the country.
Some of the suspected land barons who spoke to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/news/article/200021802/blitz-against-land-barons-divides-zanu-pf">The Standard</a> over the weekend said that it was unfair that they were being targeted after helping President Emmerson Mnangagwa and ZANU PF win last year’s elections.
Arrests in connection with the illegal sale of State land were made in Mutare, Chivhu and Nyabira.
In Chivhu, more than 33 villagers are resisting an eviction order claiming that ZANU PF officials were planning to resettle some officials on the land after the completion of the Chivhu Dam.
Suspended ZANU PF Mutare district coordinating committee chairman Binali Yard and some members of his committee were arrested and spent the Christmas holidays behind bars for allegedly selling land in Mutare’s Gimboki area.
Some war veterans were arrested after grabbing a farm in Nyabira and parcelling out residential stands.
A Harare land developer, who spoke on condition of anonymity said (via The Standard):
<blockquote>
Some individuals are being targeted and there is a list of members who are being targeted for the arrests.
Surprisingly, this is also being done on factional lines.
If you know that you don’t support President Emmerson Mnangagwa while backing Vice President Constantino Chiwenga, you are in trouble.
</blockquote>
Reports claim Mnangagwa and Chiwenga lead different factions in ZANU PF that are tussling to control the former liberation movement.
A senior ZANU PF official claimed that most land barons had the backing of powerful individuals in the party’s structures. He said:
<blockquote>
Many reports have been made against the land barons even at the party, but some are untouchable since they represent some powerful individuals.
To become a land baron you will have to have some paperwork.
You cannot be a land baron without paperwork. They have some form of documentation.
The papers might not be in order, but they will have something that equips them with powers to distribute land.
Even if they are arrested most of the cases usually die with the perpetrators rarely facing any consequences.
That is the reason most of them remain in the structures so that they protect their interests.
Most people in leadership positions from provinces to districts are also involved in land deals, but they target agricultural land in conjunction with land officials.
</blockquote>
ZANU PF Director of Information and Publicity Farai Marapira dismissed reports of factionalism caused by the arrests of land barons. He said:
<blockquote>
ZANU PF is never divided, especially concerning issues of illegality. ZANU PF is united over the issue of addressing land barons and will leave no stone unturned to ensure this scourge is dealt with.
</blockquote>
The illegal activities of land barons have resulted in the mushrooming of shanty settlements across the country and the construction of homes on wetlands and riverbanks in urban areas.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Arrest Of Land Barons Divides ZANU PF

Factional fights have reportedly rocked ZANU PF Harare provincial structures, with some members accusing provincial chairperson <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Godwills_Masimirembwa">Godwills Masimirembwa</a> of sabotaging <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Pedzai_Sakupwanya">Pedzai Sakupwanya</a>‘s campaign ahead of the 09 December by-elections.
Sakukwanya, a close ally of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, is running for the Mabvuku-Tafara National Assembly constituency seat for a second time against CCC’s Munyaradzi Kufahakutizwi.
Kufahakutizwi was declared the winner in the 23-24 August harmonised elections but was recalled in October by CCC’s self-proclaimed interim secretary-general Sengezo Tshabangu, prompting a by-election.
Reports indicate that Sakupwanya’s candidature has divided ZANU PF Harare structures following allegations that the Masimirembwa executive is blocking influential party members from the province to campaign for him.
An audio clip leaked to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200019844/sakupwanya-candidature-divides-zanu-pf">NewsDay</a> exposes the divisions in ZANU PF. In the audio, a party member who identified himself as comrade Nyokai Mabhunu lambasts Masimirembwa for allegedly sabotaging Sakupwanya. Said Mabhunu:
<blockquote>
What you are doing chairman Godwills Masimirembwa is not good. You are selecting who should go and not to campaign for our Mabvuku-Tafara candidate Pedzisai Scott Sakupwanya.
Those people who are powerful in mobilising are not allowed to go and campaign while CCC was on the ground.
To the intelligence people, I want this video to go before the President. Scott cannot continue to lose. What wrong has he done for you to block him?
Scott himself has already admitted that he lost last time because he was sabotaged by Harare province. There is a need for Harare province to reform.
Masimirembwa, Masimirembwa, Masimirembwa, your personal interest is too much. You should put the interests of the party first. You are a grown-up man.
When are you retiring from your position as chairman to allow the party to move forward in Harare?
It’s better you go to the central committee and be idle because you are killing (sic) Harare.
</blockquote>
Efforts by NewsDay to get a comment from Masimirembwa on Monday were fruitless as he was not picking up calls.
He was, however, quoted recently pledging to do all within his capacity to ensure that Sakupwanya wins the seat.
ZANU PF director for information Farai Marapira urged party members to unite despite professing ignorance about the audio. Said Marapira:
<blockquote>
I am not in possession of such audio, but such behaviour will be against the ethos of the revolutionary party because ZANU PF was founded on the principles of unity.
I cannot comment much, but this is very much not ZANU PF behaviour. If Sakupwanya wins, it is a victory for the party.
</blockquote>
In the August general elections, Kufahakutizwi garnered 15 934 votes against Sakupwany’s 12 038 votes.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/2023/11/18/president-mnangagwa-reverses-the-appointment-of-general-valerio-sibanda-to-zanu-pf-politburo/">Pindula News</a>

Pedzai Sakupwanya Candidature Divides ZANU PF

ZANU PF supporters in President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s home province, Midlands, are reportedly rejecting recently elected party candidates in more than 10 constituencies.
<a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/thestandard/news/article/200011868/zanu-pf-grassroots-reject-2023-candidates">The Standard</a> reported sources as saying a protest vote is probable in constituencies where Mnangagwa’s allies allegedly manipulated voting during primary elections and deployed their associates to represent ZANU PF in the upcoming general elections.
Local Government and Public Works Minister July Moyo, former State Security Minister Owen Ncube, politburo member Mackenzie Ncube and Tsitsi Muzenda allegedly interfered with the running of the elections by Forever Associate Zimbabwe (FAZ) and Heritage Trust to ensure that “their people” won.
The FAZ, which is controlled by the Central Intelligence Organisation and the Heritage Trust linked to the army, ran ZANU PF primary elections.
ZANU PF supporters are reportedly not happy with the party’s candidates in Zvishavane, Chirumanzi-Zibagwe, Mkoba South, Mkoba Urban, Vungu, Redcliff-Silobela, Kwekwe Central, Mbizo, Gokwe North , Gokwe-Kana, Gokwe-Chireya, Gokwe South, Shurugwi North, Shurugwi South, Mberengwa and Gokwe Sesame. The Standard quoted a party insider as saying:
<blockquote>
In Zvishavane-Runde, more than 10 districts did not vote because ward 7 councillor Mecky Jaravaza, who is also the district coordinating chairperson (DCC), elbowed out Dumezweni Mawite and declared himself the winner.
Larry Mavima was also elbowed out by the same DCC.
In Mberengwa, MPs Marko Raidza and Makhosini Hlongwane were also pushed out because they were not on the July Moyo/Mudha list.
In Chirumanzi district, Barbara Rwodzi ran the show and videos are there where she was forcing people to vote for her.
In Shurugwi North, the sitting MP Ronald Nyathi was pushed out while in Gweru district where Zanu PF had one seat, the sitting MP for Vungu constituency, Omega Sibanda, was pushed out after ballot papers were forcibly taken away from a constituency consultant (FAZ member) by a sitting MP from Kwekwe.
Brown Ndlovu, who has been a perennial loser in Chiwundura, is now the Vungu constituency candidate.
In Kwekwe, Manoki Mpofu was pushed out of Silobela constituency for Jona Nyebvera while Energy Dhala Ncube, a nephew of the former State Security minister Owen Ncube was unchallenged in Kwekwe Central.
In Gokwe South, they imposed Tawanda Karikoga despite the fact that he stays in South Africa while Paul Mavima was uncontested despite scandals.
In Gokwe North, Mayor Wadyajena was pushed aside because he was not part of their team.
</blockquote>
Last week, ZANU PF deployed Politburo member, Lovemore Matuke, who is secretary for security, to Midlands to deal with the simmering tensions but the meetings were poorly attended.
Mnangagwa recently said he will announce election dates before the end of the month. He said the general elections will be held in August.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

ZANU PF Supporters In Midlands Reject 2023 Candidates

Former ZANU PF national political commissar Retired Brigadier General Engelbert Rugeje was defeated by little-known Cecilia Chabaya in the 9 October 2022 Central Committee elections in Bikita.
<a href="https://tellzim.com/wheelchair-bound-woman-defeats-army-general-in-zanu-pf-cc-elections/">TellZim News</a> reported sources as saying Rugeje had to be rescued by Bikita South MP Josiah Sithole who withdrew from the race to pave way for him to find a spot on the committee. Said a source:
<blockquote>
Rugeje lost to Gogo Chabaya, a Chadzamira loyalist and to neutralize Chadzamira’s hold in Bikita, they had to talk to Sithole to step down and pave way for Rugeje.
</blockquote>
However, ZANU PF Masvingo Provincial spokesperson Ophias Murambiwa denied the claims, insisting that party rules dictated that Rugeje was not supposed to be contested. Said Murambiwa:
<blockquote>
That’s a lie, Sithole could not pave way for Gen Rugeje because they are not from the same constituency.
What I know is Hon Madhuku (Johnson) is the one who submitted his CV and later withdrew.
</blockquote>
ZANU PF Masvingo Province is reportedly divided into two groups, with one faction reportedly led by chairman Robson Mavhenyengwa while the other faction is allegedly led by his predecessor Ezra Chadzamira.
The two factions are said to be offshoots of the alleged ruling party factions between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his deputy Constantino Chiwenga.
Chadzamira, who is the Minister of State, is allegedly fronting the Mnangagwa faction while Mavhenyengwa leads the Chiwenga faction.
The Mavhenyengwa faction enjoys control of Gutu, Zaka, Chivi and Mwenezi districts and has a faction in Bikita while the Chadzamira faction has total hold of Masvingo and Chiredzi districts, reported TellZim News.
Other ZANU PF bigwigs who lost in the recent Central Committee elections include ZANU PF Chief Whip and Gutu South MP Pupurai Togrepi who was defeated by former Chief Whip and Secretary for Security Lovemore Matuke.
Former Chivi North MP Paul Mangwana who is the party’s national secretary for Legal Affairs lost to Ephraim Gwanongodza in Chivi District.

Retired Army General, Engelbert Rugeje, Loses In ZANU PF CC Elections

Chief Nhema of Zaka, born Rangarirai Bwawanda, has reportedly barred ZANU PF District Coordinating Committee (DCC) chairperson Clemence Chiduwa from several wards that fall under his area of jurisdiction.
Chiduwa, who is the Deputy Minister of Finance and Economic Development, is not allowed to be in wards 20, 21, 26 and 31 that fall under his constituency and also under Chief Nhema’s area.
This comes after the two allegedly clashed over ZANU PF’s Central Committee nominees in Zaka.
<a href="https://tellzim.com/i-dont-want-to-see-you-in-my-area-chief-bans-minister/">TellZim News</a> reported sources as saying Chiduwa backs Nyasha Gavaza whilst Nhema supports Davis Marapira who recently transferred from Masvingo to Zaka district.
Marapira is the sitting MP for Masvingo North but is said to be eyeing Zaka Central and is also the Deputy Minister of Agriculture.
The traditional leader has reportedly ordered all party chairpersons in the aforementioned wards not to attend any meeting organized by Chiduwa or else they will face serious consequences.
However, Chief Nhema told the publication that he had not barred Chiduwa from his area adding that it was Chiduwa who was instructing the party chairpersons not to go to him. He said:
<blockquote>
If anyone is saying I have banned Chiduwa from my area, he or she is lying. I have never instructed anyone from my area not to attend his programmes, it’s actually he who instructed the chairpersons from visiting me their Chief.
</blockquote>
He said Chiduwa was the best person to explain why he was banning chairpersons from visiting him (Chief Nhema). Added the chief:
<blockquote>
I don’t fear him and if there is anything I simply tell him man to man, he is my MP and I am a Chief with an area within his constituency so we have to work together for development.
I have not reached a point of banning him in my area as I did to Chakona (former Zaka Central MP Paradzai Chakona) at some point and if need be I can simply tell him that. I have talked to his constituency coordinator about the matter.
</blockquote>
Chiduwa told TellZim News that he was not banned by the chief but the two had some issues which they deliberated and resolved. He said:
We had some disagreements over some issues but I think they have been resolved. I cannot say I was banned by Chief Nhema because if he does that, it would affect development.

Chief "Bans" Minister From His Area Of Jurisdiction

Former State Security Minister, Owen “Mudha” Ncube says ZANU PF bigwigs in Midlands Province have buried the hatchet and resolved to work together to ensure that the party wins in the 2023 elections.
Addressing party supporters in Kwekwe recently, Ncube said party members should fully rally behind provincial chairperson Larry Mavhima and his deputy Edison Chiherenge.
He also said his differences with Mavhima and Daniel Mackenzie Ncube are now a thing of the past. Said Ncube:
<blockquote>
We have said let us put our differences aside and forge ahead as a united force ahead of the impending polls.
We are rallying behind our provincial chairperson Larry Mavhima and his deputy Edison Chiherenge.
If you heard that we were not seeing eye to eye with Mavhima that’s a thing of the past. 
If you heard we were not seeing eye to eye with Mackenzie that’s now a thing of the past.
We are now a united front as we are forging a united front to deliver victory for President Mnangagwa. Our President has already won the elections. How can he not win when he has us as his foot soldiers?
Youths and women have already paved the way by endorsing the President.
This is not yet time to campaign for any other candidate but the President only. There is no campaign presently for MP or council candidates.
</blockquote>
| <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/mnangagwa-livid-over-election-defeats-in-his-own-backyard/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>

ZANU PF Bigwigs In Midlands Make Peace

Zanu-PF officials who spoke to NewsDay said that new provincial leaders are picking their allies to attend the party’s Extraordinary Congress set for Harare on Friday. They claim that well deserving officials are being left out under the guise of being G40.
In Manicaland, some members claimed they were left out despite not having been members of G40. However, when contacted for comment by NewsDay, Manicaland provincial chairman Mike Madiro dismissed the claim and said that he did not leave anyone out. He said that anyone who feels that they were left out should use proper channels and not approach the newspapers.
In Mashonaland east there was a misunderstanding over the accreditation of members to attend the congress and this was confirmed by Provincial chairperson Joel Biggie Matiza who told NewsDay that the issue had been resolved. Zanu PF national political commissar Victor Matemadanda urged disgruntled members to approach the nearest party offices for redress.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2017/12/fresh-cracks-emerge-zanu-pf/">NewsDay</a>

New cracks emerge in Zanu-PF

Zanu-PF Matabeleland South interim chairman Saul Mahalima Ncube told The Herald that former Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s allies who face expulsion cannot contest in the upcoming central committee elections.
Said Ncube:
<blockquote>According to the party’s constitution, a member who has a pending disciplinary issue cannot contest for any position in the party until their issue is resolved. Hence, we don’t expect those we recommended for expulsion to participate in the coming elections.</blockquote>
He said Matabeleland South province will hold a Provincial Coordinating Committee (PCC) meeting on Wednesday ahead of the Central Committee elections to be held on Friday. Zanu-PF Matabeleland North provincial chairman Richard Moyo said they will also hold a PCC meeting on Wednesday but no action will be taken against any individuals since no one from the province has any factional links.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/door-shuts-on-ex-vp-loyalists/">Herald</a>

Mnangagwa "barred" from contesting in Zanu-PF central committee elections

G40 faction is fighting to have the Zanu-PF Masvingo leadership elections results nullified after a member who is alleged to belong to Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Team Lacoste faction, Ezra Chadzamira won the chairperson seat.
Mutero Masanganise who pulled out of the elections at the last minute confirmed to Daily News that he will be taking the matter to Zanu-PF’s legal department to have the election invalidated. Masanganise accused some senior members of campaigning for his opponent.
More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2017/05/08/vanquished-g40-disputes-election">Daily News</a>

G40 faction to challenge Zanu-PF Masvingo leadership elections results

Zanu-PF sources told Daily News that the party’s six chairpersons that were expelled for disrespecting Robert Mugabe and his wife Grace met at State House with director of State Residences Dr Innocent Tizora who is believed to be close to the first family.
The source could however not disclose what they talked about while another source said that the expelled chairpersons were ready to rejoin Zanu-PF. However, former Harare youth leader Godwin Gomwe denied being part of the meeting.
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Innocent Tizora meets with Zanu-PF youth leaders expelled for disrespecting Mugabe at State House

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