Staff Reporter|Fireworks are expected to emerge at the ZANU-PF annual provincial inter-district conferences to be held countrywide on Saturday.

The party which won the July 30 harmonised elections scooped more than two thirds of the parliamentary seats but saw their leader Emmerson Mnangagwa narrowly win the presidential election in what party leadership has attributed to insurgency against Mnangagwa within the party.

Serious calls to witch hunt for party members who campaigned against Mnangagwa have been making rounds within the party and the weekend conferences are expected to deal vigorously with the issue.

Several senior officials may emerge casualties from the process.

The conferences will be addressed by designated Politburo members.

The party’s national spokesperson Simon Khaya Moyo said the party members are expected to carry out restructuring exercises on their structures.

“Provinces have also been directed to commence restructuring party cells. Restructuring of branches, districts and provinces including the re-establishment of District Coordinating Committees (DCCs) shall be notified in due course,” said Khaya Moyo.

Moyo immediately took time to warn the members against canvassing of votes against each other as divisions on allegiance to Mnangagwa begin to emerge within the party.

“On that, party members indulging in unsanctioned campaign activities for positions in these organs should stop forthwith as such conduct will propagate disillusionment and disunity in the party,” he said.

Khaya Moyo said as per the party’s constitution, the restructuring exercise would be co-ordinated by the Commissariat Department and supervised by the National Elections Commission.

“All party members are implored to strictly adhere to the provisions, rules and regulations which govern the conduct of internal elections. Appropriate action will be taken against anyone who fails to heed this warning.