The ruling party is putting its own MPs on report. ZANU-PF's provincial chairman for Matabeleland South, Mangaliso Ndlovu, announced a full review of parliamentary members from the area to check their accountability. Ndlovu, who also works as the Industry and Commerce Minister, stated that elected officials must answer to the people who voted for them. This process involves meetings with top local party members from each constituency to judge if public expectations are being met since the 2023 election.
The chairman emphasized that representing the party is a privilege, and individual lawmakers should not create doubts about ZANU-PF through their personal conduct. He plans to talk directly with community members in places like Beitbridge West and East to hear their problems, insisting the ruling government can provide real solutions. As part of wider restructuring, the province is also building new party branches to track every member and creating a detailed booklet on each constituency for its officials. Ndlovu reaffirmed the region's position as a stronghold for the party.
The chairman emphasized that representing the party is a privilege, and individual lawmakers should not create doubts about ZANU-PF through their personal conduct. He plans to talk directly with community members in places like Beitbridge West and East to hear their problems, insisting the ruling government can provide real solutions. As part of wider restructuring, the province is also building new party branches to track every member and creating a detailed booklet on each constituency for its officials. Ndlovu reaffirmed the region's position as a stronghold for the party.
