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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 47653, member: 636"] Party members criticize Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri for delays with important elections. The Zanu PF national chairperson faces growing anger over missing district coordination committee votes. These committees help control power within Zimbabwe's ruling party. Senior officials say the current term ended long ago without new elections. Party leaders depend on these local groups to maintain their authority. District coordination committees bring together representatives from different party sections. Each district has about 10 branches that choose executive members every two years. Party insiders tell NewsDay that Muchinguri has ignored key constitutional duties. One senior politburo member calls her leadership a failure. Another member accuses her of creating separate structures amid rumors about presidential goals. Farai Marapira speaks for the party and rejects these claims. The information director says party leadership stays united and works on checking cell membership across the country. He claims Zanu PF has met constitutional requirements since 1963. Marapira believes enemies try to split the party but cannot succeed. He sees no reason for leadership to worry about current situations. Political experts view the committee problems as signs of deeper party splits. Robert Mugabe disbanded these groups during 2012 after bitter fights between rival factions. Emmerson Mnangagwa brought back the committees during 2020 to strengthen party organization. These local groups help choose provincial leaders and influence appointments to top party positions. Committee members vote at party meetings and shape succession battles within Zanu PF. [/QUOTE]

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