Zanu-PF leadership shut down some power grab from Manicaland province after they tried sneaking presidential adviser Paul Tungwarara onto the central committee without following the rulebook. National commissar Munyaradzi Machacha sent a letter killing the whole thing because the provincial crew ignored party guidelines that say replacements have to come from the same district as whoever left, and Tungwarara was not from Chipinge like the person he was supposed to replace. Machacha also warned everyone that handing out cash or goodies to delegates counts as vote buying and gets you bounced immediately.
Word on the street is that Tungwarara dropped money and bought meals for the people who backed him during the meeting. The guy built his fortune running various presidential programs like borehole schemes and solar projects, and his habit of throwing cash around at party events has some members worried that money is starting to control everything behind the scenes.
Word on the street is that Tungwarara dropped money and bought meals for the people who backed him during the meeting. The guy built his fortune running various presidential programs like borehole schemes and solar projects, and his habit of throwing cash around at party events has some members worried that money is starting to control everything behind the scenes.
