Youth members disrupted a Zanu PF provincial meeting at Chinhoyi University of Technology on Sunday. Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi received a hostile reception from attendees who expressed anger over undelivered commitments. The crowd voiced complaints about missing land allocations and cattle promised through the Presidential Heifer Scheme. Health Minister Douglas Mombeshora attempted to restore order but failed to quiet the agitated participants. Several officials declined to provide statements about the confrontation.
Young party supporters criticized leaders for providing offer letters referencing nonexistent properties. Provincial chairperson Mary Mliswa-Chikoka struggled to manage the unruly audience during her intervention attempts. War Veterans League chairperson Happison Muchechetere eventually addressed the group and encouraged calm behavior. The gathering continued despite significant time constraints caused by the earlier disruptions. Delegates approved extending President Emmerson Mnangagwa's leadership until 2030 and establishing party authority over government operations.
Young party supporters criticized leaders for providing offer letters referencing nonexistent properties. Provincial chairperson Mary Mliswa-Chikoka struggled to manage the unruly audience during her intervention attempts. War Veterans League chairperson Happison Muchechetere eventually addressed the group and encouraged calm behavior. The gathering continued despite significant time constraints caused by the earlier disruptions. Delegates approved extending President Emmerson Mnangagwa's leadership until 2030 and establishing party authority over government operations.
