Former Zanu PF Chairman for Mashonaland West Themba Mliswa says the faction ridden President Robert Mugabe led party is an intensive care unit and dismissed any possibilities of him rejoining the “violent” grouping.
The energetic politician was fired from Zanu PF alongside the former vice President Mujuru, his uncle Didymus Mutasa and former party spokesperson Rugare Gumbo; on allegations of plotting topple President Robert Mugabe.
Mliswa, at the weekend was in Bulawayo setting up national structures of his Youth Advocacy for Reform and Democracy (Yard), where he told reporters that Zanu PF tortured his relatives.
“I will never come back to Zanu PF; it is in its intensive care unit right now and I will never want to go into that situation. I will never go back to a party which is violent.
“I have people, relatives who were beaten up who today are still nursing serious injuries,” said Mliswa.
“As a matter of principle I cannot sell out on that. They (Zanu PF) would love me to come back, they definitely miss me but I don’t miss them either I think it’s just good for me where I am and doing the things that I am doing.”