Matemadanda Accuses Chamisa Of Leading “Illegal” Protests
20 August 2019
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ZANU-PF national political commissar Victor Matemadanda has urged party members in Glen View to unite and desist from creating parallel structures ahead of the upcoming by-election.


The seat fell vacant following the death of Vimbayi Tsvangrai-Java, who succumbed to injuries she sustained in a road accident.


Addressing supporters at a campaign rally in Glen View on Saturday ahead of the by-election scheduled for September 7, Matemadanda implored party members to desist from creating divisions as they would lead to defeat.


“As we are preparing for this impending by-election, let us unite and stop creating parallel structures to win the by-election.


“All candidates who contested in the primary election should support our candidate here, we want this to be our second seat in Harare province,” he said.


The by-election will see Zanu-PF candidate Offard Muchuwe contesting against eight other candidates among them Vincent Tsvangirai (MDC-Alliance).


Matemadanda said the elections will coincide with the month of September when Zimbabwe was colonised hence people should be cautious when casting votes and not to let the seat be taken by MDC-A, which is a Western-funded party.


He shed light on the austerity measures being undertaken by Government, adding that it was aimed at resuscitating the economy and stimulate development as the economy was grounded during old dispensation.


“Let me take this opportunity to shed light on the state of economy in the country in terms of our economy, austerity measures which were implemented by Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube are aimed at reviving the economy so that everyone would attain a decent living and achieve an upper middle income economy by 2030 as declared by President Mnangagwa,” he said.


Matemadanda condemned the MDC-A for calling for illegal demonstrations at a time when President Mnangagwa was pushing for developmental programmes.


“It is surprising that MDC-A leader Mr Nelson Chamisa is leading illegal demonstrations at a time when the Government is spearheading programmes aimed at bringing robust development in the country,” he said.State media

Victor Matemadanda