Six face Zanu-PF disciplinary hearing

Tendai Mugabe Senior Reporter
The Zanu-PF National Disciplinary Committee is working to clear six pending disciplinary cases involving some senior party officials implicated in a nefarious plot to unconstitutionally depose President Mugabe. Chaired by Vice President Phelekezela Mphoko, other members of the committee include Amai Grace Mugabe (Secretary for Women Affairs), Cde Pupurai Togarepi (Secretary Youth Affairs) and Cde Saviour Kasukuwere (Secretary for the Commissariat).

Cde Kasukuwere and Zanu-PF national spokesperson Cde Simon Khaya Moyo confirmed the development, but refused to divulge the names of those under investigation.

But sources said some of the officials who are going to appear before the NDC include Central Committee member Cde Lazarus Dokora, who is also the Primary and Secondary Education Min- ister.

In Manicaland, it is understood that some are pushing for the expulsion of suspended member Cde Enock Porusingazi.

Sources said Cde Porusingazi is accused of being a senior member of the Mujuru cabal.

Cde Porusingazi is serving a two-year suspension from the party.

Cde Criswell Mutematsaka from Mashonaland Central is also understood to be among the people who will appear before the NDC, as well as Kwekwe Central National Assembly member Cde Masango Matambanadzo.

Charges against Cde Matambanadzo could not be verified, but he was once involved in a public fist fight with a fellow party member, Cde Owen Ncube, who is the MP for Gokwe-Kana.

The name of the other person set to appear before the NDC could not be ascertained.

The NDC has since January dealt with more than 100 disciplinary cases, which resulted in expulsions and sus- pensions.

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