Business tycoon Kudakwashe Tagwirei faced embarrassment at Zanu PF headquarters when party officials forced him out of a crucial meeting. Vice President Constantino Chiwenga demanded his removal before President Mnangagwa arrived to address the gathering. Tagwirei tried fighting the decision but eventually left the room after heated exchanges with party leaders. Sources revealed he was only recommended for membership but had not received official approval from the central committee. The wealthy businessman jumped the gun and attended a meeting he was not supposed to join.
President Mnangagwa used the gathering to scold party members about causing trouble and creating divisions within Zanu PF ranks. He warned supporters to stop pushing for his presidency beyond the constitutional two-term limit. The president stressed that everyone must follow party rules instead of personal interests or group agendas. Mnangagwa promised to step down when his time ends and allow new leadership to take over the country. He called for better discipline and integrity from all central committee members during their work.
The ruling party continues struggling with internal fights over term extension proposals that have split supporters into different camps. Mnangagwa praised ongoing membership verification efforts and encouraged party structures to welcome more affiliate members. He directed the ideology school to improve training programs for new recruits and existing members. The president commended affiliates for bringing energy and visibility to party activities across the nation.
President Mnangagwa used the gathering to scold party members about causing trouble and creating divisions within Zanu PF ranks. He warned supporters to stop pushing for his presidency beyond the constitutional two-term limit. The president stressed that everyone must follow party rules instead of personal interests or group agendas. Mnangagwa promised to step down when his time ends and allow new leadership to take over the country. He called for better discipline and integrity from all central committee members during their work.
The ruling party continues struggling with internal fights over term extension proposals that have split supporters into different camps. Mnangagwa praised ongoing membership verification efforts and encouraged party structures to welcome more affiliate members. He directed the ideology school to improve training programs for new recruits and existing members. The president commended affiliates for bringing energy and visibility to party activities across the nation.
