Neither the ruling party nor President Emmerson Mnangagwa are to blame for the country’s economic woes that are giving rise to labour unrests, Zanu PF’s information tsar said yesterday.

“This is not about a Zanu PF or government issue alone. It is about all Zimbabweans having to put our heads together to get the country
going. The workers who are striking are not demanding to be paid by Zanu PF but by government and the employer is engaging them now so it will be unfair to say government has
failed now. We cannot pre-empt what the outcome will be,” Simon Khaya Moyo, the ruling party’s spokesperson, told the Daily News
yesterday.

Zanu PF has been angered by the opposition MDC’s declaration that Mnangagwa and his Zanu PF party have failed to put back on track the
country’s economic fortunes hence they must step aside to give the country a fresh impetus.

Khaya Moyo said such suggestions were not only misguided but also totally misconceived as the problem lies with all Zimbabweans.
“Our resolutions are the panacea to the problems we are facing as a country,” he said in reference
to the party resolutions made at its annual conference in Esigodini
last month.
“That is what we are focused on right now. It is a democratic right to engage in industrial action and those who must be engaged are being
engaged as I speak so there is no failure to talk about now,” he added.Daily News