G40 regroup to plot Mnangagwa ouster, Zanu PF panics

Exiled former cabinet Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo extended an invitation to Saviour Kasukuwere to join him in the fight against ZANU PF after the later appeared to say he is now prepared to fight  the Mnangagwa regime headon.

“The best way of challenging this unreformable monster called Zanu-PF, run by the unrepentant evil Gukurahundists led by Mnangagwa and Chiwenga, is to support the people whose popular will expressed on 30 July 2018 was murderously stolen by the Army on 1 August 2018,” Moyo said to Kasukuwere.

Kasukuwere had earlier on threatened to fight ZANU PF after media reported that the state wanted to attach his property because the lawmaker had skipped bail.

“I said it will be rough, but it’s gonna be rougher but thereafter we will have a ZW we all want. This monopoly and idiocy shall be challenged. With or without, 2 023 is coming. Tatamba zvakwana!” Kasukuwere had threatened.

Zanu PF responds:

Amidst reports that the ruling party was shaken by Kasukuwere threats, President Mnangagwa ally and Information and Publicity Ministry Deputy Spokesperson Energy Mutodi has said former Cabinet Minister Saviour Kasukuwere’s anger over the attachment of his property by the state is correct but misdirected.

Mutodi advised Kasukuwere to stop directing his anger at President Emmerson Mnangagwa since the administration was merely implementing what the law stipulated.

He said:

“Former Minister Saviour Kasukuwere’s anger is misdirected. While attaching one’s immovable property for skipping bail is horrifying and disgusting, he cannot blame the ED Mnangagwa administration for allowing the rule of law. The 8th Parliament must have outlawed such laws.”