By A Correspondent

In a surprising and controversial statement, the Zanu PF Varakashi, a group linked to the ruling party’s Operation Restore Legacy, has declared that Zimbabwe is the property of Zanu PF.

The declaration, made on social media on Thursday, has drawn widespread attention and criticism.

The post boldly stated, “Zimbabwe belongs to Zanu PF. Zanu PF ndiyo ine ma title deeds e Zimbabwe” (Zanu PF owns the title deeds to Zimbabwe).

This assertion has sparked outrage among opposition parties and civic groups, who view it as a blatant attempt to undermine national sovereignty and promote partisanship.

Critics argue that such claims reflect an ongoing narrative by Zanu PF that prioritizes party allegiance over national unity and democratic governance. Many are calling for a re-evaluation of the party’s influence on national affairs and an increased focus on inclusivity in Zimbabwe’s political landscape.

As the situation develops, observers are keenly watching for responses from both the government and the opposition, as well as the potential implications for Zimbabwe’s political climate.