ZANUPF Congress making CCC uneasy 

ZANUPF Congress making CCC uneasy

• As jittery pro-opposition papers start imagining divisions

Brian Rungano Temba

Trevor Ncube`s Alpha Media Holdings has been trying by all means to spell doom on ruling party processes.

Both the Zim Independent and The Standard have been weaving hypothesised ideas that ZANUPF is undergoing some kind of anxiety attack, when in reality it is CCC.

The democratic processes within the ZANU-PF of restructuring which commenced from Cells through Branches, Districts, Provinces and National Executive positions all the way to Central Committee have been successful amounting to the largest decision making body, Congress.

CCC in comparison has denied their followers this democratic exercise splurging finances on lavish cars, or at least claim to have bought a bulletproof car for Nelson Chamisa which has not been seen to date.

Their structures remain phantom and myth. No transparency whatsoever.

With Congress on the way ZANUPF is stronger better organised, more united and effective than CCC whose only confirmed member is its leader Nelson Chamisa.

Everyone else functions at his discretion and mercy.

The likes of Kuda Musasiwa and other online commandos who have clamouring for CCC groundwork alignment with online noise have since been ear tagged as sellout.

As 2023 Elections draws closer all points raised by the uneasy now pro-Opposition and frequent visitor at the American Embassy wishes to make sure the Ruling party is painted as brittle and weak as possible.

The two articles written by the two papers based on flimsy grounds of age, past conflicts in the ruling party, tribal rivalry and party affiliates moonlighting as campaigning structures.

However, what is definite is that all wings and affiliates have endorsed President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa as the sole Presidential Candidate for the upcoming 2023 Harmonised elections.

The rest is going to be ironed out through the Constitution of the party. A guiding record that the CCC do not have, currently.

The only fireworks to expect are of jubilant celebrations as ZANUPF emerges from its 7th National People’s Congress with a united from and no splinters.

Which we can’t say for the CCC, that is likely to split ahead of elections due internal clashes between the Elite Lawyers Guild and the foot soldiers.