adminalso started repairing roads in remote areas, which he said would allow voters easy access to polling stations.
Cde Benza who is in the transport and mining business yesterday vowed to wrestle Mutasa Central from the MDC-T’s Trevor Lovelace Saruwaka who stands accused of not spearheading any developmental project during his tenure in parliament.
Facing defeat in the face, Mr Saruwaka now accuses Cde Benza of busing non Mutasa Central people to vote on July 31.
“We have taken a deliberate stance to provide buses to carry people in the constituency to register to vote. We will also provide buses to carry people from remote areas on the day of elections because we want a resounding victory for Zanu-PF. The people are ferrying are strictly from Mutasa Central,” he said.
The businessman who employees a lot of workers from Mutasa Central said transport would also be provided to employees working away from the constituency.
“We are going to pull all stops and enable the people to vote resoundingly for Zanu-PF. For example, we are going to provide transport to people living in inaccessible areas. We are also creating new roads and repairing those that are in bad state to enable people easy movement. Anyone in Mutasa Centra who need transport to register to vote we are providing it including on the day of voting,” Cde Benza said.
Zimpapers chief executive officer Mr Justin Mutasa, who comes from Mutasa Central acknowledged the work being done by Cde Benza saying there was no doubt he was winning the constituency.
“He has contributed immensely to Mutasa Central unlike Saruwaka who did nothing at all for the people during his tenure. Saruwaka is smelling the coffee. He is facing defeat. We cannot keep somebody who has done nothing for us,” Mr Mutasa said.
Zanu-PF is working hard to win back seats it lost to the MDC-T in the 2008 in Manicaland.
Online Reporter