Minister Tells Villagers To Take NGO Aid But To Vote For ZANU PF

Minister of State for Manicaland province Ellen Gwaradzimba told rural Zimbabweans to accept aid from foreign donors but vote for ZANU PF during elections.

She made the remarks during a meeting convened by the Zimbabwe Amalgamated Council of Churches (ZACC) and an organisation called Coalition against Sanctions at Mutare Hall recently. Said Gwaradzimba:

We know they (NGOs) are all over in rural areas under the guise of being donors dolling out money to our people.

What we should do is raise awareness on our people so that they accept the money but they should know where to put their X you cannot refuse money because life is hard nowadays.

Gwaradzimba also told the meeting that Western countries imposed sanctions against Zimbabwe so that citizens could rise up against a democratically elected government.

She accused Western powers of pushing for an uprising by the people so that they overthrow President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government.

More: NewZimbabwe.com

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4 comments on “Minister Tells Villagers To Take NGO Aid But To Vote For ZANU PF

  1. With a minister like this manicaland will never see any meaningful progress and development for the poor povo!

    Instead of talking about how to bring people out of misery she chooses to talk typical Zanu incompetent leadership

    From Mandi to this eysh

    I cry for you beautiful manicaland

  2. She has tested the power and privileges that come with the post of a Zanu pf minister and now feels she is the only one entitled to the privileges.

  3. ZanuPf think like little dinosaurs . Take as much as you can and leave nothing for others. Using foreign aid given not for ZanuPf but the people of Zimbabwe shows how despicable these thugs are and they shout remove sanctions. What a joke ZanuPf is and always will be.
    Zimbabweans wake up to these thieves who have destroyed our beautiful country .

  4. Is it minister tells or is it minister threatens people to take aid from those who want too see progress in Africa but uphold and contain those who want to see the opposite conditions prevail

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