President and Zanu PF First Secretary Emmerson Mnangagwa has issued a stern warning to party members, vowing to crush dissent and eliminate those he described as disruptive elements within the ruling party.
Speaking at Zanu PF’s 386th Ordinary Session of the Politburo in Harare on Wednesday, Mnangagwa declared: “Tactics and political chicanery meant to mislead, confuse, as well as divide the Party and Nation, must be nipped in the bud. We must all speak with one voice and march in one direction.”
Political party accessories
Political commentary books
His remarks come amid growing tensions and reports of factionalism threatening to tear through the party ahead of key political milestones. Mnangagwa stressed the need for absolute loyalty, warning leaders against deviating from agreed positions.
“Leaders of the Party are bound by collective responsibility and must unite around Party decisions and resolutions which serve as ideological and moral compass,” he said.
The tone of Mnangagwa’s address suggests an escalating crackdown on internal critics, signaling that those who fail to fall in line with the official party stance could soon face severe consequences
