A triumph over evil!
Is winning in the usual sense, then there is the level of winning.
ZANU PF once more defeated the clueless opposition party. All the winning candidates who took part in the just-ended by-elections should be commended for a job well done.
It was certainly not an easy feat. I experienced the campaign first-hand in Matabeleland North, where I was stationed to drum up support for the party, leading up to these polls.
I learnt quite a few things in my recent engagement across the different wards I visited.
The by-elections win is indeed a triumph over evil in the form of our detractors and their puppets.
Our people now have a stronger desire than ever to see our great nation prosper under the stewardship of His Excellency, President E.D. Mnangagwa, and the ZANU PF party.
With our people firmly behind us, Zimbabwe is indeed soaring to new heights.
That link between the people and the party is ever so important.
We are indeed taking the party back to the people and the people, in turn, have shown a commitment to, and faith in their party.
This was a good opportunity to correct the mistakes of August 2023 as the people — within a short period — were quick to realise that it is only ZANU PF that means serious business and has the intention of ensuring that their welfare is well taken care of.
I was thoroughly impressed by how ZANU PF has a magnetic effect and draws in people.
People are always eager to come in and interface with and be close to the party.
The mighty colossal people’s party is indeed the people’s choice.
People do get weary of political parties that have nothing to offer them.
The manner in which they vote is always a tell-tale sign.
The by-elections held last week have demonstrated that there is nothing to be
Some of the people who turned up to vote during the December 9 by-elections achieved from toxic and confused politics. ZANU PF has a strong unbreakable bond If anything, our people do not appreciate with the masses. being led astray and taken for granted. The performance of my party, ZANU PF, in the recently concluded December 9 by-elections was so outstanding that we managed to win seats in constituencies that had turned into strongholds for the opposition.
We are taking back long-lost constituencies.
There is indeed a shift in the tide.
Our people are awakening and are coming back home to the party that has been fighting for their interests since the beginning.
Heading into these elections, ZANU PF took the campaign with the seriousness it deserved.
This was because ZANU PF is a serious party with an undying commitment to continuing with the good relations, as well as meeting the needs of the electorate.
Several lessons have indeed been learnt.
Of note is how detrimental the politics of trying to outwit each other is.
While others clamour for positions and destroy each other, ZANU PF is quite the opposite of that.
We have a healthy system of primary elections, where our candidates come from the people themselves.
There is no jostling for positions or imposition of candidates.
The people reserve the right to freely choose their candidates and this method has worked quite well this far.
The party allows a healthy amount of competition; beyond that, we all support one candidate and toe the party line.
In ZANU PF, we never let factionalism divide us.
The unity within our party is quite commendable.
It is this unity that the people see and seek to emulate and choose, over chaos.
As a matter of fact, ZANU PF loathes any and all forms of divisions.
Unity is of the utmost importance to us such that it is firmly crafted in our emblem — Unity, Peace and Development — and that is the secret.
Well, now that the cat is out of the bag, and the opposition is done for, let us focus on more important issues.
We have work to do in fulfilling the needs of our electorate.
We will not rest or make compromises in this endeavour.
The goal remains unchanged, and it is Vision 2030, improved livelihoods for our people and economic prosperity.