Story by Tapiwa Machemedze
ZANU PF Second Secretary, Cde Kembo Mohadi has urged the ruling party supporters to vote resoundingly for the party on the 23rd of August to give the Second Republic another mandate to continue with the developmental trajectory.
The development agenda took centre stage as thousands of ZANU PF supporters thronged Chadereka Business Centre in Muzarabani at a ZANU PF campaign rally this Tuesday.
Cde Mohadi urged ruling party supporters to go out in large numbers on voting day to ensure a landslide victory.
“We want to go and vote in peace. We have a mandate that started and that is a development mandate and we want to complete that development. Yes, we know Zanu PF will win but let’s not sit on our laurels. Let’s all go out and vote,” Cde Mohadi said.
ZANU PF Muzarabani North National Assembly candidate, Cde Soda Zhemu, who is also Energy and Power Development Minister, and ZANU PF Mashonaland Central Province Vice Chairperson, Cde Christopher Makomo said victory is certain for the ruling party in the province.
“We have 29 391 voters registered voters. This shows that 99% of registered voters are in our structures showing that we will resoundingly,” noted Soda
Meanwhile, Cde Magomo said, “We filed nomination papers for 18 MPs in the province and councillors in all wards and we are already uncontested in some wards.”
The August 23 General Elections come at a time the ZANU PF-led government is implementing several infrastructure development projects across the country.
In Muzarabani District Nzoubvunda bridge has been constructed, while schools and rural electrification projects have also been undertaken.
Oil and gas exploration by private firm Invictus Energy has also excited communities in the district.
