Ex-Zanu PF youth leader Chipanga bounces into Makoni DCC

Joseph Madzimure-Zimpapers Political Hub

FORMER Zanu PF deputy secretary for Youth Affairs Cde Kudzanai Chipanga has been co-opted to the position of party Secretary for Local Government for Makoni District Coordinating Committee in Manicaland.

In 2021, Cde Chipanga was readmitted into the party as a card carrying member after being expelled with other members aligned to the G40 cabal in 2017 for deviating from party ethos. 

After being readmitted into the party, Cde Chipanga was allowed by the national leadership to contest for any position of his interest.

Zanu PF Manicaland provincial chairman Cde Tawanda Mukodza confirmed Cde Chipanga was co-opted by the DCC organ in Makoni District.

“Yes, I can confirm that the Makoni DCC leadership has co-opted Cde Chipanga to the position of Secretary for Local Government. 

“The Second Republic under the leadership of President Mnangagwa is leaving no one and no place behind,” said Cde Mukodza.

Cde Chipanga was expected to work with the district structures to mobilise people to join the party. “We are confident that as a natural leader, he will add value to the party structures in Makoni District and the entire province,” he said.

Cde Chipanga was ecstatic over the development saying he was ready to work for the party at any level.

“In Zanu PF you have to be content with any position. What matters is not about the position, but to be part of the revolutionary party. I am happy to be back home. I am ready to deliver as expected,” said Cde Chipanga.

He commended President Mnangagwa and the entire party leadership for according him an opportunity to work for the party.

“I will continue to work for the party at grassroots level. What matters is to be in the party, not positions. 

“The rest will be a bonus. President Mnangagwa is leaving no one and no place behind,” Cde Chipanga said.

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