Staff Reporter
In a resolute proclamation, Zanu PF National Political Commissar, Dr. Mike Bimha, confidently asserted that the party is on the path to victory in the upcoming by-elections scheduled for February 3, 2024.
Addressing a fervent crowd at Pfupajena Stadium in Chegutu during a rally aimed at garnering support for Shakemore Timburwa, Dr. Bimha expressed his gratitude for the unwavering support demonstrated by the people. Reflecting on the resonance of their support, he declared his certainty that Timburwa would emerge victorious.
"I extend my heartfelt thanks for your votes in the recent Harmonized General Elections on August 23, 2023. I implore you to repeat the same on February 3. The overwhelming support witnessed here instills confidence in our inevitable victory," Dr. Bimha confidently stated.
Dr. Bimha emphasized the importance of unity among ZANU PF supporters, underscoring it as a fundamental principle of the party. In a demonstration of solidarity and unity, outgoing ZANU PF Member of Parliament for Chegutu West, Dexter Nduna urged those who had previously supported him to rally behind Timburwa in the upcoming by-elections.
"My tenure as your representative ends today. I encourage all who have voted for me over the years to cast their votes for Timburwa. Let us stand united in support," Nduna asserted.
Further fortifying the unified front, both Brian Chinyama and Timothy Masviba, who had contested against Timburwa in the Zanu PF primary elections, pledged their support for him. They expressed confidence that by combining their votes from the primaries, victory on February 3, 2024, was assured.
Meanwhile, Dr. Bimha announced the extension of the Presidential Title Deeds and Settlement Regularization Programme to Chegutu, following its initiation in Epworth the previous year. Councils have been assigned the task of compiling a list of eligible individuals to receive title deeds in Chegutu.
The rally drew high-profile attendees, including Deputy National Political Commissar Webster Shamhu, Mashonaland West Provincial Chairperson Mary Mliswa, and members of the Politburo, Central Committee, Women’s League, and Party Cells. The event showcased a unified front and unwavering confidence in Zanu PF's prospects in the upcoming by-elections.
