WATCH LIVE as Gambakwe looks at the total takeover of the Zimbabwe government by the sons of ccurrent President, ED Mnangagwa. The emergence of Mnangagwa ‘sons Collins, Emmerson Jnr, Sean and Kuda has changed the dimension of politics, with these and other sons and daughters taking a front seat in Mnangagwa’s plans for a Mafidi Dynasty.
Mnangagwa’s plans, depend on the fall of powerful General Chiwenga, who is seen as a second centre of power and a stumbling block to Mnangagwa’s plants.
Working with an array of allies, Mnangagwa has now taken over all 10 provinces of the ZANU-PF party and is set to get the approval for a constitutional ammendment that will see him effectively go for a third term.
The complex plan will rely heavily on the removal and total defeat of all perceived enemies within the security sector, who are seen as Chiwenga supporters.
While Collins and Emmerson take a lead on the political front, Kuda and Sean will take charge of the Finance and military side, while 10 other sons and daughters have taken over at the CIO.
Mnangagwa’s plans also rely on the sidelining of grassroots structures, with key decisions being made by a few elite and carefully selected delegates to the ZANU-PF annua peoples conference
Please watch the video above this post for more details.
Key events for today
1. Botswana opposition parties to march to the Zimbabwe Embassy over plans by Masisi to rig the 20 October elections.
TOPICS
1. Mugondorosi tree (Lannea Discolor) faces extinction in Zimbbwe as demand skyrockets. Lannea discolor is found from the DRC to Zambia, Zimbabwe, South Africa and Eswatini. A Chiredzi traditional healer says men are coming from far off and are carrying off as much of the plant as possible.
2. Miekles board infighting intensifies as John Moxton challenges decisions of rogue directors. The announcement was made by Thabani Mpofu.
3. RBZ warns of further ZIG collapse
Entertainment
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Conclusions
1. Chiwenga now effectively sidelined and on the verge of losing his right to be Zimbabwe’s next President.
2. Military response importnat to watch in the next few days. P.V Sibanda the man to watch.
3. What could go wrong: A faction of the military made up of junior and middle level officers is heavily opposed to the plan.
Community
1. Councillors bemoan the slow pace of development in Bulawayo.
2. ZIDA and PAZ processes tender processes must be relaxed.
