President Mnangagwa gave his party bosses a serious talking-to about staying loyal to ZANU PF. He told Central Committee members they must work for everyone instead of helping just themselves or their friends. The president said party leaders need to follow the rules and stop chasing personal goals. He wants everyone pushing toward the same direction without fighting each other. Party members should inspire others through good behavior and honest leadership.
Mnangagwa reminded his team that Central Committee members must show perfect character everywhere they go. He said people should look at party leaders and feel impressed by their actions. The president stressed that unity matters most for keeping ZANU PF strong. Committee members need to earn respect through their daily choices and decisions. Leaders should make their communities proud rather than embarrass the party.
The meeting covered important party business like checking membership records and planning the annual conference. Mnangagwa praised the cell verification project for creating better voter databases. He said this work helps the party run fair elections at every level. The president wants accurate information about all party members across the country. These records will guide future campaigns and political activities.
Agricultural success stories dominated much of the speech as tobacco sales hit record highs. Farmers sold over 316 million kilograms compared to 216 million last year. The government expects extra grain this season thanks to better farming support. Borehole drilling projects bring clean water to rural villages. Youth programs and veteran funds help ordinary people start small businesses.
Mnangagwa reminded his team that Central Committee members must show perfect character everywhere they go. He said people should look at party leaders and feel impressed by their actions. The president stressed that unity matters most for keeping ZANU PF strong. Committee members need to earn respect through their daily choices and decisions. Leaders should make their communities proud rather than embarrass the party.
The meeting covered important party business like checking membership records and planning the annual conference. Mnangagwa praised the cell verification project for creating better voter databases. He said this work helps the party run fair elections at every level. The president wants accurate information about all party members across the country. These records will guide future campaigns and political activities.
Agricultural success stories dominated much of the speech as tobacco sales hit record highs. Farmers sold over 316 million kilograms compared to 216 million last year. The government expects extra grain this season thanks to better farming support. Borehole drilling projects bring clean water to rural villages. Youth programs and veteran funds help ordinary people start small businesses.
