President Emmerson Mnangagwa has said that Zanu-PF’s Extraordinary Congress will mark a paradigm shift for the party where it will be concerned with bread and butter issues. He said that leaders should be servants of the people they lead.
Mnangagwa said this while addressing Zanu-PF’s 107th Central Committee meeting in Harare ahead of today’s congress. Said Mnangagwa:
The Extraordinary Congress equally marks a shift in paradigm of the party as we, more than ever before, concern ourselves with bread and butter issues that affect the people we lead. The party at all levels must give due attention to the development and economic issues within their wards, districts and provinces. Leaders must be truly servants of the people moved by matters that affect the people. The Extraordinary Congress will fundamentally be, by no means a form of celebration, but it marks the beginning of hard honest work that is ensuing, of rebuilding all organs of our party from cell upwards. These must now be repaired not just for a thunderous showing in the forthcoming harmonised elections but as part of our broader return to full vibrancy.
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