President Emmerson Mnangagwa has implored Zimbabweans to vote for ZANU PF in the 23 August elections saying it was ZANU PF that brought independence, democracy and the dignity of the African person through the armed struggle.
Addressing ZANU PF supporters at the party’s election campaign launch at Mutema Secondary School in Chipinge on Saturday, 24 June, Mnangagwa castigated opposition-run urban councils which he said are after looting public resources and not delivering services. He said:
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As we go for elections, many urban areas are not under ZANU PF councillors. This time we are saying, out! Let’s vote for our own, who have the people at heart, not those who get into councils to loot.
In Harare, where I live, there is no collection of waste. People struggle to get water. CCC or other parties should go.
We must vote for our own councillors so that ZANU PF, which has the focus and people’s interests at heart, will deliver. We are a people-centred party.
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Mnangagwa said under his administration, Zimbabwe has attained food self-sufficiency.
He said the government was giving free inputs such as seeds and fertiliser to three million households and loans to “big farmers”.
Mnangagwa said to combat climate change, his government was building dams in all the provinces.
He also said the government has resolved the fuel crisis as fuel is now available at service stations around the country.
The ZANU PF leader added that electricity availability had improved after the government built two more power units (7 and 8) at Hwange with a US$1.34 billion loan from China.
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