Yesterday, PRESIDENT Mnangagwa asked Zimbabweans to vote for Zanu PF in order to protect their national identity and to always be on the lookout for those who preach about God during the daytime but bring pain at night.
On August 23, he urged voters to support the preservation of indigenous heritage in order to ensure the liberation struggle’s ethos and legacy.
The Head of State and Government made this statement yesterday while speaking to an estimated 200 000 members of the Zion Christian Church who had gathered in Defe Dopota, Gokwe, to remember the church’s founder, Bishop Samuel Mutendi.
We will soon hold coordinated elections in which we will ask the public for another five-year mandate. There are many who desire power. Some people preach about God throughout the day, but at night they turn around and look for people who are suffering. When people go to bed at night, they seek the return of white imperialists, despite the fact that they preach about a true gospel during the day. The time has come to safeguard our national independence, as well as our national legacy and tradition. Go to the polls today to save our cultural legacy, the president said.
We are rejecting violence. We at Zanu PF are opposed to violence. Elections must take place without incident. Before, during, and after elections, we desire peace.
He praised a number of ZCC-led development initiatives, claiming they aligned with the Second Republic’s ethos of “Leaving No One and No Place Behind” and his catchphrase, “Nyika Inovakwa Nevene vayo.”
“I approve of the work being done by ZCC. You engage in agriculture, cultivate crops, and construct hospitals and schools. This is in line with what we are also doing. Because your church has a divinely appointed leader, we were able to commission a dam and a clinic while we were in Mbungo, Bikita, in April of this year.
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