ZANU PF Fails To Thwart Parliament's Higher Education Committee From Meeting

The ruling ZANU PF party on Monday attempted to disrupt Parliament’s Higher Education Committee meeting as part of its strategy to force the MDC Alliance to accept President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s legitimacy.

In a statement, the MDC said ZANU PF’s attempts failed because the opposition party’s MPs are the majority members of the Committee. The statement reads:

Zanu MPs this morning mounted a spirited effort to disrupt the Higher and Tertiary Education Committee meeting but to no avail.

The MDC MPs who are the majority members of the Committee managed to strongly withstand the effort by the Zanu MPs. One of the Zanu MPs explained that they were all whipped into doing this as part of a desperate strategy to force the MDC to accept the legitimacy of ED.

However, the position of all MDC MPs remains very clear and unequivocal.

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ED lost the 2018 Presidential elections to Advocate Nelson Chamisa who managed to garner the highest ever number of votes by a winner of presidential elections in the entire history of Zimbabwe of more than 2.6.