Addressing a Gutu Development Association fundraising dinner event in Harare last night, Zanu-PF chief whip and Gutu Central Legislator Lovemore Matuke announced that he was voluntarily stepping down from his seat to pave way for Winston Chitando to contest for the constituency in the forthcoming elections. Chitando is also the Minister of Mines and Mining Development.
Zanu-PF Secretary for Administration Obert Mpofu also announced that he will not seek to be reelected as a member of parliament for his constituency in this year’s elections to pave way for a younger generation of leaders. He said he will be contesting for a Senatorial seat instead. Apart from Mpofu, his wife Sikhanyisiwe, who is a legislator under proportional representation and Bubi MP, Clifford Sibanda, have also indicated that they would be making way for younger leaders.
Zanu-PF Member of Parliament for Muzvezve Peter Haritatos also announced he will not be seeking to be reelected in the coming elections saying he is passing the opportunity to give a chance to the younger generation.
This is what we have always been longing for ,give the youths a chance and groom them ,Zanu must give a younger generation a chance to lead but blend them with senior and pave way as time goes . I like this idea these guys have taken
Haiwa kutya kudyiwa maprimary remember they were the untouchable during Mugabe era.
I don’t why you are making reference to Mugabe era,accept changes don’t get stuck in yesteday
mugabe era, last seen on 21 Nov 2017.
the ideas of old people paving way for younger generation is a good and noble for the nation to be emulated for prosperity and technological advancement.
taakuda young generation chizororai chero garwe ngarichizorora chamisa wopinda panyanga