By A Correspondent- Zanu-PF National Political Commissar Victor Matemadanda has warned civil servants who are sabotaging President Mnangagwa’s plans to transform the economy, to be prepared to lose their jobs.

He made the remarks in Chinhoyi recently during the party’s Mashonaland West Provincial Coordinating Committee (PCC) meeting.

President Mnangagwa has announced his vision of attaining an upper middle income economy by 2030, whereby citizens will have a per capita income of US$3 500.

Matemadanda said the Second Republic was eager to change the people’s lives, and there was no room for saboteurs.

The Mashonaland West PCC resolved to support the candidature of President Mnangagwa for the 2023 elections.

Matemadanda said a number of civil servants were sabotaging the President’s vision of turning around the economy and the living standards of people.

“There are people who do not want to give the party the chance to rebuild,” he said.

“We are in the new dispensation, in the same Zanu-PF. The new dispensation has a different approach to business, that is why you heard the President say that it’s no longer business as usual.

“It’s either you shape up or ship out.”

Matemadanda said some civil servants were “being stubborn and acting against the Government”.

He said civil servants must be prepared to support President Mnangagwa’s vision.

Matemadanda also called on civil servants to respect the outcome of court cases.

-StateMedia