Zanu PF provincial chairladies endorse resolution for President to stay in office beyond 2028

Harmony Agere

Zanu PF Women’s League provincial chairladies have reaffirmed their support for the resolution that President Mnangagwa should remain in office beyond 2028, saying the leader’s vision and leadership remain critical to Zimbabwe’s continued development.

The endorsement was announced by Zanu PF Women’s League Secretary for Administration, Senator Monica Mutsvangwa, during the party’s Women League National Assembly this afternoon.

“All chairladies are moving with the resolution made in Bulawayo for the President to stay in office beyond 2028,” Cde Mutsvangwa said.

She said the women are not only pledging their political loyalty but are also leading from the front in party mobilisation, with a particular focus on young voters.

“Our women are taking the lead in cell verification and voter mobilisation efforts. We are also keen to modernise the party and make it more attractive to young people,” she added.

Cde Mutsvangwa also called for greater institutional support to ensure women in the party are empowered to carry out their work effectively.

She paid tribute to the Women’s League Secretary, Cde Mabel Chinomona, for her tireless leadership and ability to represent the interests of all Zimbabwean women.

“The Secretary for Women’s Affairs, Cde Mabel Chinomona, understands the needs of all women in Zimbabwe, even outside Zanu PF. This woman is hardworking despite the many responsibilities that she has,” said Cde Mutsvangwa.

The Women’s League continues to be a critical pillar in Zanu PF’s grassroots mobilisation and party structures.

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