Tinotenda Hove

In a bold declaration of strength, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, speaking at the 382nd Ordinary Session of the Politburo in Harare on Wednesday, reaffirmed ZANU PF’s unshakable position, calling the party an “unstoppable force.”

“We must take the lead in addressing the challenges faced by our people,” Mnangagwa told the gathering.

“Our Party structures need to provide strong leadership, focusing on the issues that impact our citizens.

As ZANU PF, we have a clear vision and are committed to delivering on our programs. We have overcome disruptive elements that seek to hinder our progress.

ZANU PF is an unstoppable force, like an unstoppable train.”

“People who disturb our peace as
Zimbabweans, Pasi navo, we will remain sovereign and in peace.”

The declaration comes amid increasing political tension, particularly in light of recent calls for Mnangagwa’s resignation.

War veteran Blessed Geza has publicly demanded that Mnangagwa step down immediately, further escalating the pressure on the President.

Adding to the political unrest, there are also protests scheduled for March 31, aimed at opposing Mnangagwa’s bid to extend his presidency beyond the constitutional limits.

These developments underscore the political challenges faced by the president and his party, even as Mnangagwa maintains a firm stance on the party’s resilience and commitment to its goals.

Despite these challenges, Mnangagwa’s speech at the Politburo reflects his unwavering confidence in ZANU PF’s ability to push through any opposition. The president’s characterization of the party as an “unstoppable train” is seen as a rallying cry to strengthen the party’s resolve in the face of growing dissent and pressure from opposition groups.

As the political landscape continues to evolve in Zimbabwe, all eyes will remain on ZANU PF and its leadership, with many questioning whether Mnangagwa’s assertion of invincibility can withstand the mounting internal and external challenges facing the party.