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ZANU PF chief whip <a href="https://pindula.co.zw/Pupurai_Togarepi">Pupurai Togarepi</a> has called for the enactment of a law that prohibits Zimbabweans who call for sanctions to be imposed on the country from running for public office.
Speaking in the National Assembly recently, Togarepi said the laws of Zimbabwe are “too soft” as they allow “sell-outs” and “Judas Iscariots” to participate in elections when they are undermining the country’s sovereignty.
As reported by <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/we-are-too-soft-zanu-pf-pushes-for-law-barring-opposition-members-inviting-sanctions-from-running-in-elections/">NewZimbabwe.com</a>, Togarepi made the comments during a debate on the impact of economic sanctions that were imposed on Zimbabwe by the United States of America and Britain. Said Togarepi:
<blockquote>
As a country at war, it is unfortunate to have some of our people supporting sanctions, going to these places to ask for sanctions.
I want to remind this House that there was a motion that was moved to say that those who look for sanctions must never participate in the governance of this country.
We are too democratic as a people, too democratic for comfort. Why would we even entertain an election with people who are sponsored to destroy Zimbabwe?
Why would we have an opposition that is totally, clearly and vehemently against Zimbabwe and allow them to participate in a democratic election, when they are sanctioning us?
We are a country at war and there are surrogates of imperialism who come here, go to an election with us, sponsored by the same people, we are too soft.
We have people who died for the freedom of Zimbabwe. Some who have no limbs, some who could not even have kids, others whom we do not even know where they were buried trying to liberate this country.
Somebody goes to the same colonisers to say destroy this population, destroy these people to give life to themselves because they are sell-outs. They are sell-outs, they are Judas Iscariots.
</blockquote>
Togarepi said Zimbabwe should no longer allow companies from Western countries to invest in the country. He said:
<blockquote>
We continue to engage them in goodwill. We do all the businesses that we do, we are the most honest people in the world but these self-imposed policemen of the world continue to impose sanctions on our people.
We cannot continue to handle them with kid gloves. It is time that we say this is a war declared on us and our economy.
The same people who sanctioned our country cannot come and do business here. They should stop doing business here.
They cannot make money out of our lithium, our gold, diamond et cetera, while they use the same money to destroy our economy. I think this should come to an end.
</blockquote>
The United States imposed sanctions on Zimbabwe through the Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act (ZDERA) in the early 2000s over alleged human rights violations.
The U.S. Government passed ZDERA after Zimbabwe embarked on a Land Reform Programme that was marred by violence.
Since the formation of the MDC in 1999, ZANU PF has habitually accused opposition political parties of calling for sanctions to be imposed on the country to facilitate regime change.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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ZANU PF Wants Law Barring Citizens Who "Invite" Sanctions From Running For Public Office

Parliamentarians Friday said the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) must redo the delimitation process given that many issues were detected from the commission’s preliminary delimitation report tabled in Parliament last week Friday.
The chairperson of the Parliamentary ad hoc committee Pupurai Togarepi (ZANU PF) tasked to analyse the report poked holes in the document when presenting their findings. <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200006122/parly-shreds-zec-delimitation-report">NewsDay</a> quotes him as saying:
<blockquote>
The committee noted that in the spirit of promoting and observing the principles of good governance that encompass transparency, justice and fairness, the report should have provided justifications for collapsing constituencies and wards.
The Constitution, in section 68 provides for administrative conduct or decisions that are both substantially and procedurally fair. Section 9 of the Constitution talks about good governance wherein commissions and other bodies established by or under the Constitution should carry out their functions conscientiously, fairly and honestly. The collapsing of constituencies and wards affects the legitimate expectations of stakeholders who may be adversely affected by that decision.
</blockquote>
ZEC’s delimitation report has also caused some divisions within the ruling party as alleged factions allegedly accuse each other of influencing the outcome of the report for political gain.
Togarepi also said:
<blockquote>
1). During the oral evidence, ZEC claimed that constituencies with fewer registered voters were dissolved to give in registered voters to the Constituencies which had more numbers of registered voters.
2). ZEC was supposed to use census results in coming up with the report.
3). ZEC should ensure that there is an equal number of voters in constituencies or wards as provided for in terms of Section 161 (3) and (4) of the Constitution. 
4). ZEC should maintain constituencies with more voters and collapse those with fewer voters.
</blockquote>
Ad hoc committee member Senator Douglas Mwonzora said the report is unacceptable because it did not consider the voter population.
Mwonzora said Zec must redo the delimitation exercise based on the population census instead of data which was made 15 years ago.
Harare East Citizens Coalition for Change legislator Tendai Biti echoed Mwonzora’s remarks.
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Parliamentarians Say ZEC Must Redo The Delimitation Process

ZANU PF Chief Whip Pupurai Togarepi has castigated members of the British House of Lords for allegedly interfering in Zimbabwe’s domestic affairs.
This comes after Lord Robert Hayward, who was an observer at the country’s last general elections, recently questioned the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission’s (ZEC) capacity to conduct free and fair elections.
Speaking in the House of Lords, Lord Hayward said there was no sign that ZEC “will enforce any form of free and fair elections” in 2023.
Togarepi told <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/call-to-ban-biased-observers/">The Herald</a> that such statements are uncalled for as they interfere with Zimbabwe’s sovereignty. He said:
<blockquote>
We are gravely concerned with statements emanating from our erstwhile colonisers who have now made it a habit to debate issues concerning Zimbabwe, bellying their nauseating colonial hangover tinged by false pretensions of democracy and human rights.
This concern with our Chapter 12 Commissions from foreign countries is a breach of international statutes and even our own laws that brook no interference in local electoral processes.
Our re-engagement and engagement efforts must not be mistaken as docility, weakness, or desperation.
We are friends to all and enemy to none, but still mindful of our duty as the ruling party to safeguard our sovereignty from evil machinations that are brewed day in and day out by unremorseful yet wistful former colonial masters masquerading as democrats.
We hope the House of Lords remembers that Zimbabwe got its independence in 1980 and cannot be toyed with like some colonial outpost.
</blockquote>
Togarei said the British House of Lords should leave Zimbabwe alone and debate about issues concerning their nationals such as soaring inflation and the high cost of living.

ZANU PF "Gravely Concerned" About Remarks Made In Britain's House Of Lords - Togarepi

ZANU PF Members of Parliament (MPs) are reportedly unhappy over the government’s alleged failure to prioritise their welfare, while it is awarding cabinet ministers hefty packages.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, some ZANU PF MPs on Wednesday told <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200000516/war-vets-demand-parly-seats">NewsDay</a> that they were being treated unfairly by President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government. One of the MPs said:
<blockquote>
As MPs, we are suffering, we are being treated unfairly, but our ministers are living lavishly.
They are given houses worth almost half a million, they are not being asked to move out of their hotels and it’s very unfair.
Most of the ministers are just technocrats, they don’t even know how to mobilise support for President Mnangagwa going into the 2023 elections.
</blockquote>
MPs were recently kicked out of hotels for non-payment of bills by Parliament, with others yet to get their service vehicles.
Another ZANU PF MP told NewsDay that they won’t speak about their welfare for fear of being branded traitors. Said the MP:
<blockquote>
It’s very unfortunate that as Zanu PF MPs, it is now difficult for us to speak about our welfare in Parliament because we will be seen as traitors.
</blockquote>
However, ZANU PF chief whip Pupurai Togarepi said he was not aware of the MPs’ grievances. He told NewsDay:
<blockquote>
I am not aware of any such disgruntlement from ZANU PF MPs. What I am aware of is our government’s effort to improve the incomes and benefits of the civil servants, including those of MPs.
MPs, like all other people, are entitled to an income of their wish and they can raise their concerns honourably through appropriate parliamentary structures.
I am not aware of ministers’ benefits or how they compare with our MPs.
The duty of every ZANU PF member is to campaign for President Emmerson Mnangagwa and I want to thank our legislators for taking their deployment in their constituencies seriously.
</blockquote>

ZANU PF MPs "Jealous" Of Cabinet Ministers' Lucrative Packages

ZANU PF Chief Whip Pupurai Togarepi said tsikamutandas (self-styled witch hunters) and self-proclaimed prophets should be banned, saying they are fuelling ritual murders in the country.
Togarepi made the remarks on Tuesday during a question and answer session in the National Assembly. He said:
<blockquote>It is very painful that children are murdered gruesomely for lucky charms and in the belief that one’s business will grow, which is an unbelievable practice in this day and age.
We must go out there in the rural areas to inform people that what happened to the Murewa boy Tapiwa must never happen again in this country and as Zimbabweans we must put our heads together to deal with this scourge of ritual killings once and for all.
Those people that commit ritual murders must be severely punished, and these tsikamutandas must be banned because it is their devious work that has resulted in these child ritual murders.</blockquote>
Proportional representation legislator Memory Mbondiah (MDC Alliance) had urged Speaker Jacob Mudenda to engage the Ministry of Home Affairs over the ritual killing of a seven-year-old Murewa boy, Tapiwa Makore.
Mbondiah said the investigations into the matter should be quickened so that Tapiwa’s remains could be buried and give the family closure.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/11/parly-demands-closure-to-murewa-ritual-murder-probe/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

ZANU PF Chief Whip Calls For The Banning Of 'Tsikamutandas' & False Prophets

A Zim Morning Post report claims that there is a scramble within the ruling ZANU PF party to succeed demoted Secretary for Youth <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Pupurai_Togarepi" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Pupurai Togarepi</a>.
A number of names have been thrown around with Deputy Minister of Youth Tinoda Machakaire (Machakarika) touted a likely candidate. The publication quotes its source as saying:
<blockquote>Tinmac (Machakaire) is also eying the same post and but has been playing his cards close to his chest.
His close relationship to <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Kudakwashe_Tagwirei" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Kuda Tagwirei</a> can push him to victory since he (Tagwirei) is believed to have great influence in the country’s decision making, imagine he can attend meetings at State House wearing jeans.
Besides that, he is a hard worker who has turned the fortunes of people in his constituency Wedza South.</blockquote>
The other likely candidates include Godwin Gomwe, Acting Youth League Deputy Secretary, Tendai Chirau, and controversial Deputy Information Minister <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Energy_Mutodi" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Energy Mutodi</a>.
Meanwhile, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, by virtue of being First Secretary of the party, has the prerogative to handpick the Youth League leader as the individual will sit in the ZANU PF politburo.
<h4>More: <a href="https://zimmorningpost.com/zanu-pf-youths-scramble-for-suspended-togarepis-position/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Zim Morning Post</a></h4>

Machakarika Tipped To Succeed Pupurai Togarepi

Zanu Pf<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zanu-PF_Youth_League"> Youth league</a> secretary has warned ZANU PF MPs who are not attending party programs and events that they risk losing their positions the Chronicle reports.
<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Pupurai_Togarepi">Pupurai Togarepi</a> was speaking at the Zanu-PF National Youth Assembly meeting when he said:
<blockquote>We now have Government officials who are now sabotaging the party and do not want to engage in party events ever since they took up Government posts. They now prefer to propagate their own individual agendas and lining their pockets.
They do not want to attend party programmes that promote the President’s vision, they always give excuses forgetting that it is the party that led to them getting appointed into those Government offices.</blockquote>
It is still not clear who Togarepi was referring to in his speech. We will update this article as more information becomes available.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/youth-leader-warns-zanu-pf-bigwigs/">The Chronicle </a>

ZANU PF MPs Snubbing Party Programs And Events Risk Losing Their Positions - Togarepi

ZANU PF chief whip Pupurai Togarepi said that members of Parliament who have called for the imposition of sanctions on Zimbabwe are terrorists.
Togarepi said this while raising a point of privilege in Parliament on Wednesday. He urged Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi to have those who call for sanctions arrested for terrorism. He said:
<blockquote>My point of privilege is that in this country we have economic hardships caused by sanctions. Some MPs in this Parliament are going outside there calling for sanctions.
I implore the Justice minister to assist us so that those that go calling for sanctions against our country to be considered as terrorists and must be arrested for terrorism.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/08/pro-sanctions-mps-are-terrorists/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">NewsDay</a></h4>

MPs Who Call For Sanctions Should Be Arrested For Terrorism - ZANU PF Chief Whip

<blockquote>It was a hollow call that failed to touch the right chords and set in motion an orgy of violence, trepidation, uncertainty and chaos that the opposition through its lackeys feverishly was agitated for.
At the end of the day, as peaceful Zimbabweans went back home aboard the cheaper Zupco buses availed by the government there was not even talk of the so-called stay-away. During the day, it was all peaceful and square as people went about their daily businesses freely and peacefully.
With no one to heed their heinous calls for demonstrations, themselves disguised methods to unseat a constitutionally elected government, the opposition in the country could easily and sadly pass for an imbecile, a clueless organisation groping and fumbling in the dark for the keys to relevance.
Even more sadly and regrettably the genie is out of the bottle and their modus operandi is now as bare as the folklore goat’s behind, no one is going to buy their bottled smoke anymore because Zimbabweans have far better concerns than to stay away from productive work.
We are past that phase of demonstrations and Zimbabweans have now heeded President ED’s calls to put shoulder to the wheel “and work around the clock” to turnaround the fortunes of the country in “love, peace and harmony”.
Machinations to sow seeds of discord in the country and incite people into violent demonstrations can no longer sell, because peace-loving Zimbabweans, although once-beaten are now twice as shy or rather cleverer and will not fall into the same old trap of being used to push for regime change through illegitimate methods by the country’s orphaned opposition.
For the uninitiated, the opposition through its favoured lapdog, the so-called Tajamuka group had called for a national stay away to last throughout this week. The opposition thought it could cripple the government and cause mayhem as it did in the past but well it was a rather monumental flop that demonstrates that there are no tricks that will persuade the people of Zimbabwe into violence.
The so-called opposition is directionless and demoralised clutching on straws of nigh oblivion and nowhere is this more apparent than the failure to attract people to its so-called demonstration or week-long stay-away.
The demonstrations by the MDC were ostensibly meant to pressure the government to act on the economy but really an attempt to worm the losing lot in the opposition sinking ship into government, through some utopian government of national unity.
That attempt failed dismally and it will fail again whether it is the overambitious Chamisa who proposes such an unjust and self-serving route to gain State power. As President ED has repeatedly said, his doors are open and all those who have Zimbabwe at heart are free to pay him a visit and discuss national matters, why resort to confrontation when there is a platform for dialogue.
That the economy is on a recovery path is beyond question, that President ED is the right man for the arduous job to steer the ship to prosperity again is beyond question. We are cruising towards prosperity and no amount of tomfoolery and funny tricks will make the 2018 presidential poll losers gain relevance.
The train is unstoppable. 
Zimbabweans have come of age and it is through such actions that we are defined and refined as a collective with no room for violence which oftentimes is destructive and costly to the nation.
When the same merchants of violence called for demonstrations in January this year business lost millions, vendors, an important cog of our country’s economy lost their wares and some are still to recover while those who call for demonstrations in the comfort of their homes or in foreign countries lost nothing.
Police will use appropriate action to stem dissent and people must be commended for refusing to heed to calls by the likes of Chamisa through proxies to shut down the country.
Thank You, Zimbabwe</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: ZANU PF Youth League Boss Pupurai Togarepi's Statement On Failed Stayaway

ZANU-PF Youth League secretary, Pupurai Togarepi yesterday said the party wing will defend peace in the country. He further said that it will act against anyone intending to infringe upon human rights through coercing them to participate in violent demonstrations.
Addressing the media yesterday at the party’s headquarters in Harare, Togarepi said:
<blockquote>We have noted with concern messages purportedly on a five-day shutdown attributed to some unscrupulous organisations (in which) they are threatening people to stay home, not go to work, close shops, border posts and block all roads.
These people must be told and warned now that the freedom to demonstrate is not an absolute right and when you want to demonstrate you should not interfere or infringe upon other people’s rights. You can demonstrate as enshrined in the constitution, but do not do it in a way that will stop others from going about their business.
There are various organisations listed under that message, some have distanced themselves, some have not. These are criminal people who are trying to destabilise our country.</blockquote>
Togarepi further revealed that the party youth department stands with president Mnangagwa in defending peace. He also indicated that they will not fold hands as properties are being destroyed.
He speaks when various civil society organisations and opposition parties have threatened to protest against the government over the unrelenting political and economic crises.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/well-defend-our-peace-says-zanu-pf-youth-league/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Herald</a>

"Be Warned Now, Freedom To Demonstrate Is Not An Absolute Right", ZANU PF Fires Warning Shots

ZANU PF top officials have taken turns to blast MDC president Nelson Chamisa for the utterances he made in Gweru over the weekend while addressing delegates to the party’s 5th Congress.
Chamisa warned that his party will roll out massive demonstrations to force the government to act on the economy which is in free fall.
However, Chamisa’s remarks did not go down well with the ruling party officials.
Writing of Facebook, 56-year-old ZANU PF Youth leader, Pupurai Togarepi likened Chamisa to a devil in human flesh. He said:
<blockquote>Warmonger, devil incarnate. Zimbabweans are peaceful; allow them to remain so. Chamisa has declared war, sure? Has the definition of the word ‘war’ changed? hondo haina kunaka (war is not good).</blockquote>
Deputy ZANU PF Youth League chairperson Lewis Matutu warned Chamisa against inciting violence in a “democratic” country. Said Matutu:
<blockquote>We’re worried about Mr Chamisa’s loose tongue that utters words of disunity and violence in a peaceful and democratic country. He must be warned.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, ZANU PF national spokesperson Simon Khaya Moyo said Chamisa’ssentiments are disgusting and contemptible. Said Moyo:
<blockquote>The ruling revolutionary party notes with the utmost contempt and certainly grave concern the Saturday, May 25, irrational and unrestrained outbursts by MDC leader…Chamisa on the occasion of his party’s congress at Ascot Stadium where he declared his intentions to unleash war to the nation soon after the so-called Congress.
Having such disgusting sentiments pronounced on Africa Day is not only retrogressive but irresponsible. Such a statement is an indictment of what Chamisa and his rogue elements represented.</blockquote>
There is, however, palpable anger among the country’s populace as it has become apparent that the ruling party has no clue on how to deal with the pressing economic challenges.
Prices of basic goods continue to spiral out of control, while fuel, electricity and water shortages have become the new normal.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2019/05/28/chamisa-angers-zanu-pf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Daily News</a></h4>

Chamisa's Remarks Ruffle ZANU PF

Zanu PF Youth League secretary, Pupurai Togarepi has urged the Finance minister Mthuli Ncube to be sensitive to the plight of the citizenry.
In a statement in which he also promised to deal with the business sector for increasing prices of commodities, Togarepi said:
<blockquote>While we embrace austerity for prosperity and have tightened our belts to adjust to the situation which requires us to do so, we would like the ministries of Finance and Industry to be sensitive to the plight of the masses and ensure that there is a balance between theory and practice.</blockquote>
The government has reported that austerity measures are yielding positive results as revenue collected from the 2% tax is high. As a result, the government plans to do away with austerity measures next year when it expects the economy to have stabilised by then.
Analysts have however claimed that the austerity measures are mostly affecting the have-nots as the cost of living has risen since they were introduced.
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ZANU PF Tells Finance Minister To Balance Between Theory And Practice

Zanu PF youth league secretary Pupurai Togarepi yesterday threatened to deal with shops which are increasing prices of goods. The youth league argued that the business community was inviting the citizenry to demonstrate and overthrow the government.
In a statement, Pupurai Togarepi said:
<blockquote>Businesses should shape up or ship out and allow humane organisations to set base in the country. The economy is going through a revival phase but that should never be punitive to the consumer.
In a way the price madness is yet another ploy to trigger demonstrations and we are aware of the actors behind these nefarious exercises.
Soon we are going to dispatch our monitors to check on compliance with our laws on the part of the companies and also call upon relevant authorities to crack the whip and break monopolies and cartels that are now holding the nation to ransom.</blockquote>
He also said that if the business sector does not respond positively, there will be a total boycott of shops that are removing goods from their shelves to create panic amongst consumers. He also argued that the price hikes are unjustified, speculative and uncalled for.
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ZANU PF Youth League Threatens To Descend Upon Business Sector

ZANU PF secretary for youth affairs Pupurai Togarepi has warned former President Robert Mugabe against denigrating President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Togarepi said that ZANU PF should have a rethink on the honours bestowed upon Mugabe.
<blockquote>Mugabe be careful 
THE Shona have a saying “gudo guru peta muswe kuti vadiki vakutye” which loosely translates to ‘leaders should respect those whom they lead lest they abuse their positions and lose that favour’, and as such mudhara Robert Mugabe should take heed and accept the tides of time, bite the bullet and eat the chill pill, we will not go back to his times.
Mugabe is part of the past, a relic from the First Republic whose erratic good deeds are of course overshadowed by his ambitions primarily to die in office and then to pass the baton to his equally troublesome wife Grace and also his quest for revenge.
His contemporaries have told us that he does not forgive and we ignored them but his utterances when he turned the ripe age of 95 are proof beyond any doubt that indeed the former president nimble sour grapes even to his grave.
A bitter old man who is angry he couldn’t stop destiny, a bitter old man who is angry that he is no longer the occupant of State House, a bitter old man who cannot rest in the lap of luxury that has been extended to him by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, the man he and his G40 cabal wanted dead—that is Mugabe in part.
Although he is old, wizened with time vicissitudes, inside Mugabe sees himself as an unstoppable warrior, the only man who is ordained to lead the country, anyone but him is unqualified, what crap from a man who singlehandedly made some unfortunate decisions for this nation.
Instead of celebrating the efforts that are being done to make some of his wrongs right and the crooked straight, this man who has more than ten farms and lives with millions of dollars stashed at his (rural) home, want to be the judge of the Second Republic.
Yes, Mugabe can judge but he should not look at the speck in the eye of the current leadership when his own eyes have giant logs that are obviously blinding his vision.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is not God, he has never tried to elevate himself to deity status, he is a simple man with the mission of making Zimbabwe a better place for all, it is a vision we in Zanu PF support to the hilt and whose achievement we will not allow to be distracted by the rantings of a captured old man whose bitterness could cost him a place in the sun among our other founding fathers.
As I reflected on events of the past month, itself a month of love, I thought about our former leader, a man whose birthday on February 21 is now a public holiday where Youths from across the political divide take a breather and reflect, but do we really need to honour such a person? Yes, then but I am now confused.
Can we keep our international airport named after a bitter man, can we walk on roads named after a person who destroyed the dreams and aspirations of a generation, these are questions that we need to discuss and debate. Least I am regarded as a revisionist, no I am not, I am only a Zanu PF son who loves his nation.
Least this could be adjudged as an attention-seeking stunt, no it is not, will never be but just an expression of pent exasperation at an ungrateful old git.
While dear reader you could ask are we concerned with Mugabe let me give you an example just last week Botswana which was so estranged from Zimbabwe because of Mugabe was in the country doing business with none other than President Mnangagwa, indeed Zimbabwe is open for business and only those who live in a time warp and denial like Mugabe can deny that fact.
Mugabe, I recently wrote, is our founding father, he ran his race but his repulsive utterances put him at risk of being expunged from history. What can stop us from renaming airports and roads, what can stop us from repossessing the many farms he grabbed, absolutely nothing but respect for our elders.
Can Mugabe’s handlers put him on a leash, otherwise the Zanu PF youth league will demand back the time he stole for Zimbabwe at large back?
Robert Mugabe is given special treatment, treated with kid gloves, flown to Singapore when sick, he should not abuse that goodwill, he should be warned and remember that no one is bigger than the nation State.
To our former president, you will do yourself a great service if you silently enjoy your retirement. You could also do Zimbabwe better if you apologize for some of your omissions and commissions.
Zimbabweans are prepared to forgive you but obviously not forgetting that you presided over some bad patches of our history. One would think you would use your advanced age and 37 years experiences to unite the people of Zimbabwe than to play holy as if you think we are all stupid.
Learn from statesman like Kenneth Kaunda and Mbeki who have taken constructive roles even outside active politics.
Time heals all wounds and with time we can always forgive Robert Mugabe. The earlier he realizes that our recognition of some of his positive contributions to this Country is not without knowledge of some of Robert Mugabe’s failures.
Ours is a conscious decision to preserve the legacy of those who sacrificed for our freedom and him as a surviving testimony. He failed our revolutionary love at the last minute and this may be the source of his recent outbursts or is it dementia.</blockquote>
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FULL TEXT: Mugabe Be Careful, We Can Take Your Farms - ZANU PF Official

ZANU PF youth league secretary Pupurai Togarepi has warned former President Robert Mugabe that he could lose all the honours bestowed upon him by the party and government.
Mugabe criticised his successor President Emmerson Mnangagwa during his 95th birthday celebrations.
Mugabe characterised Mnangagwa as a “cruel rogue” who God will punish in his time.
In a long Facebook post, Togarepi wrote:
<blockquote>As I reflected on events of the past month, itself a month of love, I thought about our former leader, a man whose birthday on February 21 is now a public holiday where youths from across the political divide take a breather and reflect, but do we really need to honour such a person? Yes, then but I am now confused.
Can we keep our international airport named after a bitter man? Can we walk on roads named after a person who destroyed the dreams and aspirations of a generation, these are questions that we need to discuss and debate.
Least I am regarded as a revisionist, no I am not, I am only a Zanu PF son who loves his nation.</blockquote>
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Mugabe Should Lose All Honours - ZANU PF Official

The suspension of the ZANU PF Youth League national leadership is expected to be a catalyst for more purges in the party.
On Wednesday the youth national executive passed the decision to suspend the top five leaders. Besides Zanu PF secretary for youth affairs Pupurai Togarepi, his deputy Lewis Matutu, the other members to be suspended are Tendai Chirau, who is the secretary for administration, Admire Mahachi and Mercy Mugomo.
Togarepi told Newsday on Thursday that he had not been served with a suspension letter and was, therefore, performing his duties. He said:
<blockquote>Personally, I haven’t seen the letter. I am one of the people mentioned and I didn’t get a copy, for me to comment it will be premature. I am doing my job.</blockquote>
Zanu PF secretary for administration Obert Mpofu had this to say:
<blockquote>I cannot discuss issues involving internal processes until the matter was processed in a normal way. As it is, it will be difficult for me to comment.</blockquote>
ZANU PF has experienced factionalism in recent years. In the latest episode, the youth league is allegedly divided between those who support President Emmerson Mnangagwa and those backing his deputy Constantino Chiwenga.
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Suspended ZANU PF Youth League Leaders 'Still Doing Their Job'

In a statement last week, Zanu-PF youth league secretary Pupurai Togarepi told Daily News they are compiling a list of people behind money changers whom they will soon name, and shame.
Togarepi said the Youth League hopes Parliament will improve current legislation. Said Togarepi:
<blockquote>We also hope the monetary authorities will use present legislation to cause the arrest of these fat cats or where such laws are absent or weak bring such (statutes) to Parliament for improvement and enactment. We have watched in horror and dismay so-called money changers holding this nation to ransom, and we cannot continue to let these greedy and corrupt individuals continue to bleed this great nation, which is on an economic rebound and new political trajectory… just to line their pockets. Let those behind these crooks… hoarding our monies know that we have the means to smoke them out… The youth league… will not tolerate this nonsense any further and… we will descend on the robbers who are masquerading as money changers.</blockquote>
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Zanu-PF Youth League To Name And Shame Big Wigs Behind Money Changers

The ruling Zanu-PF party has selected Gutu South legislator. Pupurai Togarepi as its Chief Whip for the 9th Parliament Togarepi who is also the leader of the Zanu-PF Youth League takes over from Lovemore Matuke who was the chief whip for the 8th Parliament. Matuke is now a senator and was appointed as the Deputy Minister for Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare.
The Chief Whip is an official whose task is to ensure that members of the party attend and vote as the party leadership desires. Whips are appointed by each party in Parliament to help organise their party’s contribution to the parliamentary business.
Advocate Jacob Mudenda will remain as the Speaker of Parliament. He will be deputised by Tsitsi Gezi. Mabel Chinomona becomes the Senate President.

Zanu-PF Selects Youth Leader Pupurai Togarepi As Chief Whip

Zanu-PF Youth league secretary Pupurai Togarepi said they will throw a bash in Mashonaland Central next week on Friday to celebrate President Emmerson Mnangagwa and Zanu-PF’s electoral victories.
Togarepi said the celebrations, to be held at Chipadze stadium in Bindura, will be a national event and all youths from Zimbabwe’s 10 provinces are expected to attend. Said Togarepi:
<blockquote>We intend to do our national celebrations as the youth league in Mash Central where a full house is expected considering that the province has been the ruling party’s stronghold since independence in 1980. It is with profound joy that we would like to salute our revolutionary and visionary leader President Emmerson Mnangagwa for being confirmed by the Constitutional Court as the President of the Second Republic. No measure of expression or superlatives can capture the joy that the nation feels on the ascension of President Mnangagwa to the highest office where we know he will excel, not only because of his vast experience but positivity and energising work ethic.</blockquote>
Apart from the celebrations, Mnangagwa will embark on a countrywide tour to thank the people for voting for him and Zanu-PF. He will also outline Government’s programme on devolution.
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Zanu-PF Youth League To Throw Victory Bash For Mnangagwa

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