Story by Bruce Chahwanda, Political Editor
THOUSANDS of ZANU PF supporters are responding to the party’s restructuring process, amid calls for people to continuously register in their respective cells to become bona fide members.
The ruling ZANU PF party conducts its restructuring exercise as provided for in the constitution to ensure an active database of its supporters as well as providing a platform to ascertain their numbers.
The numbers have been huge in Harare as party teams are in all six zones across the province to ensure no one and no place is left behind.
“There has been a huge turnout in all the six zones proving that the party remains very popular. We also urge those who are yet to come forward to do so to ensure that no one is left behind. We are well ahead of schedule and believe by the time the deadline comes, we will be done,” said the ZANU PF-Harare Province Political Commissar, Cde Kudakwashe Damson.
A provincial meeting is scheduled for this weekend for those involved in the restructuring exercise to take stock of the progress made so far.
“We are having a provincial meeting this weekend with everyone involved in the exercise to make sure that we are on the same page and map a way forward which is critical for the development of the party,” he said.
The cell registration process will end on the 17th of this month and will culminate in the election of leadership from branch to provincial levels.
The ZANU PF-led government is spearheading several life-changing projects across the country, including the construction of clinics, schools and roads, as part of fulfilling its election promises.
