𝑲𝒖𝒅𝒛𝒂𝒊 𝑴𝒖𝒕𝒊𝒔𝒊

One thing about Cde Chris Mutsvangwa is that he understands how the economy works… he understands the importance of creating wealth & acquiring. Today, he spoke at length about “Zvigananda” and why those who use the term suffer from acute IGNORANCE.

Lets be very honest. Dr Mutsvangwa really cooked here 😅🔥👏🏽

As a Pan-Africanist, I'm proud to see Wicknell Chivayo being granted a passport by Swaziland. It reflects the spirit of African unity and the breaking down of barriers among our people. My hope is that his intentions towards Swaziland are noble and beneficial to the nation and its citizens.

ZANU PF Secretary for Information and Publicity, Ambassador Christopher Mutsvangwa, stated that Zimbabwe’s economy is performing very well, with more than 2 million people involved in gold mining, a sector that is helping to support the national currency. He also noted that tobacco farmers earn approximately US$8 billion annually from tobacco sales. Ambassador Mutsvangwa added that these economic opportunities will help absorb returning Zimbabweans from South Africa into productive employment, enabling them to contribute meaningfully to the country’s development. ___________ Distributed by ZANU PF Headquarters:: INFORMATION AND PUBLICITY DEPARTMENT Follow us: Website: zanupf.org.zw Facebook: ZANU PF PARTY X: @ZANUPF_Official Tiktok: Zanu.pf.official Instagram: Officialzanupf Telegram: zanupfofficial

ZANU PF has a Constitution that prescribes how a ZANU PF President & First Secretary is elected… these kindergarten style analysts have no idea what they are talking about… ZANU PF is UNITED behind CAB3, the vote in Parliament clearly showed the UNITY….

Politics has never been destroyed by a shortage of resources. It has been destroyed by the careless distribution of them. This is a lesson drawn from the decline of movements that once appeared invincible. The African National Congress, which liberated South Africa and governed with a parliamentary supermajority for three decades, watched its support collapse after resources and appointments began flowing through factional networks rather than institutional processes. KANU in Kenya, dominant for forty years under Kenyatta and Moi, disintegrated once its patronage architecture lost credibility with ordinary members and the public alike. The pattern is consistent: it is rarely the opposition that destroys a great movement first. It is the internal erosion that makes the defeat possible. Strong political organisations have always understood that resources are not merely economic assets. They are instruments of legitimacy, unity and organisational discipline. What is handed to one individual today can quietly strip confidence from thousands tomorrow. It is against this backdrop that the advice offered by ZANUPF Treasurer General Cde Patrick Chinamasa deserves more than passing attention. His call for business support to be channelled through Party structures is not a routine administrative preference. It is a diagnosis. Behind the measured language lies a hard political truth about what undisciplined gifting does to a party from the inside. Consider the cadre who has spent years mobilising communities, defending the party in hostile territory, and doing the unglamorous work that electoral victories are built on. When he watches resources land in a neighbouring constituency through a personal connection rather than a party process, he draws a conclusion - not about generosity, but about the rules of the game. He begins to question whether discipline, sacrifice and commitment still matter when recognition appears to be determined by proximity to a donor rather than service to the party. Perceived favouritism does not need to be real to be dangerous. It only needs to be believable. Once cadres conclude that resources flow along personal networks rather than institutional channels, loyalty - which should be ideological - begins to migrate toward personalities. The party as an institution loses its gravitational pull. This is where the hierarchy problem sharpens. When resources arrive outside party structures, the local chairperson is not only physically humiliated - but he is also functionally neutralised. His authority to account for what enters his area evaporates. The provincial member is cut out of a process she is supposed to manage. The message transmitted, however unintentionally, is that the formal hierarchy is decorative. When individuals become alternative centres of patronage, competing power centres begin to form - and organisational cohesion quietly fractures. The deeper danger, however, is what this does to political incentives over time. If visible rewards appear to favour those who are loudest, most controversial or most transactional, cadres begin to calculate accordingly. They start to reason that temporary hostility attracts greater rewards than years of consistent service - that provocation pays better than discipline. This is the genesis of political mercenarism: a condition in which loyalty is no longer a conviction but a commodity, held until a better offer arrives. Once that logic takes root, discipline becomes nearly impossible to restore, because politics ceases to be driven by ideology and starts being driven by transaction. The unintended consequences extend further still. Bypassing structures creates a culture of expectation the party cannot sustainably meet - communities begin to associate development not with collective party effort but with the personal goodwill of a single individual. When that individual's fortunes change, the party absorbs the blame. Resources distributed outside structures cannot be audited by those structures. You cannot account for what you did not control - and in politics, unaccountable resources are always a liability waiting to surface. Communities who feel overlooked may perceive exclusion where none was intended, generating regional and factional grievances that opponents will not hesitate to exploit. Cde Chinamasa's counsel is therefore not about bureaucracy. It is about protecting the party from a particular kind of self-inflicted wound - the slow erosion that begins not with an enemy at the gates, but with a well-meaning gesture that bypassed a structure. Gratitude is fine. Generosity is welcome. But both must move through the institution, because the party is not a favour to be distributed. It is a system to be trusted. And trust, once broken from within, is far harder to rebuild than anything an opponent could damage from without.

EVERY population has XENOPHOBES & BIGOTS… but in Zimbabwe, it’s never at a scale of open harassment & attacks… Zimbabwe has a HUGE POPULATION of immigrants who live FREELY & many now have Zimbabwean citizenship… There is no systematic xenophobia or exclusion of immigrants…

I would like to congratulate my brother, Cde Tendayi Zinyama (Mfecane), on his new wheels, which were gifted to him by President ED Mnangagwa through our brother, Dr. Tagwirei. Makorokoto, my brother! Congratulations! 🎊

Congratulations to Wicknell Chivayo on yet another milestone 👏 . His influence across Southern Africa keeps growing, and he’s cementing his place among the region’s most talked-about entrepreneurs. Here’s to continued success and stronger cross-border relationships 🤝.

Thiery Henry was a remarkable football player… Those who watched him play appreciate his greatness….

Whether people agree with him or not, Wicknell Chivayo has become one of the most recognised businessmen in the region. His ability to network with leaders, investors and influential figures continues to open doors beyond Zimbabwe.

Love him or hate him, Wicknell Chivayo knows how to make headlines. Gifting luxury vehicles and covering maintenance costs for church leaders is a move that will spark plenty of debate across Zimbabwe this weekend.

A Big Congratulations to Wicknell Chivayo on yet another milestone👌🏽🙌 His growth& influence across the region continue to speak for themselves,The most talked-about entrepreneurs in Southern Africa.Wishing him more success as he keeps building strong relationships across borders

Wicknell Chivayo has become one of the most recognised businessmen in the region. He also recognises that church leaders have devoted their time and resources to the church and therefore gifted them with brand-new luxury vehicles worth more than US$2 million🔥🔥🙌this is amazing

Next stop: the Senate.

I convey my heartfelt appreciation to the Presidential Special Advisor on Investments, Central Committee Member, Dr. Paul Tempter Tungwarara for his generous gesture in gifting my brother, Cde. Snowball with a 2024 Toyota Fortuner in recognition of his dedication and service. Such acts of acknowledging commitment and hard work inspire many to continue serving with diligence, loyalty and excellence. Congratulations Cde. Snowball on this well deserved recognition. May it motivate you to continue contributing meaningfully to our nation’s development. Comradely: Alligator

@peterndoro Referendums are not done for fun Peter, the Constitution says exactly when a referendum is needed… ZANU PF got the mandate to make & amend laws in 2023, they won’t surrender that mandate to please those who lost the election

@KMutisi If this is the will of the people, why not put it to the test and have a national referendum and put it beyond doubt?

@KMutisi, Parliament can make and change laws, but some constitutional provisions are protected and require a national referendum before they can be changed. This was to protect citizens from abuse of power.

FLASHBACK TO MUTARE 🇿🇼 At the 22nd National People’s Conference in Mutare last year, “2030 Ndeya Emmerson” was more than just a trending song it was a rallying call that captured the mood and aspirations of many delegates. Today, what some dismissed as a mere chant has evolved into political reality, with Constitutional Amendment No. 3 (CAB3) now having secured the required parliamentary support. For supporters, it marks the fulfillment of a vision that was passionately echoed in song and slogan. Among those leading the chants in Mutare was Central Committee Member Dr. Kudakwashe Tagwirei, as delegates voiced their support for the continued leadership of President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa up to 2030. From a conference anthem to a defining political moment, the journey from Mutare to today will remain a significant chapter in Zimbabwe’s contemporary political history. #2030NdeyaEmmerson #CAB3 #Vision2030 #EDWorks

It’s called CONFIDENCE… some of you now suffer from a dangerous inferiority complex where you believe Zimbabweans have to cow down and be disrespected by other nations. Cde Mutsvangwa BOLDLY ASSERTS the Zimbabwean story without FEAR… SA Media loves projecting Zimbabwe in negative light, we won’t allow that anymore

Do you guys believe your own propaganda? CAB3 is VERY POPULAR… ordinary citizens OVERWHELMINGLY supported it, why would an MP need to be paid to support a Bill that has WIDESPREAD grassroots support? You lost folks, REST… Politics is for smart people, find other careers before it’s too late