Zanu-PF leaders should resolve their differences within prescribed party frameworks as public spats cause more harm than good, President Mugabe has said.
He hit out at top officials who share internal party information with potentially hostile characters, describing the practice as as a “shame”.
“. . . if there are problems, let’s discuss them, and discuss them not for the benefit of NewsDay or Daily News, or the outside world kuti vawane zvekutaura, about ourselves or because iwe unekanyaya, unoda kunyadzisa vaungafunge kuti ava ndovandinosungirwa kunyadzisa. Ko, ukavanyadzisa today, ivo vanoda kukunyadzisawo mangwana.
“And you should learn politics, good politics. And kuno kumusorowo, we should give that lesson, that our differences are discussed in-house.
“They are ours; they don’t belong to the outside and kutukana kunze it’s a shame, a shame even to our legends nekuti our party was not built on that basis.
“It’s a party ine discipline, a party which has learnt that if we are divided then we become the food of vultures outside. The enemies will thrive and feed on us.
We should never do that.”
President Mugabe said Zanu-PF’s internal systems were robust enough to handle any situation.
