Chief warns Zanu-PF

Speaking at the hand-over of seed maize and blankets at his homestead which was destroyed in a suspected politically motivated attack, the chief said interference in local political systems and choices exposed the party.

“Most people did not vote last time (2008 harmonised elections) because a candidate was imposed on the people and they decided to stay at home with their vote which cost the party dearly,” he said.

Zanu-PF lost Hurungwe West constituency in the area to the MDC-T candidate Severino Chambati. He beat Zanu-PF’s Mary Stella Boni.

Mashonaland West governor and resident minister Cde Faber Chidarikire handed over two tonnes of the seed maize.

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