Press Statement,
From:
Interim NPP UK, Ireland and Europe Information and Publicity Desk
FOLLOWING a communique on 8th June, 2017, that NPP President Dr Joice Mujuru would be paying a visit to the UK to attend a political conference on women issues in London on 24 th June 2017, we have received information that Dr Mujuru will not be travelling to London due to pressing issues within the party.
This has been revealed in correspondence between Buildér Gilbert Navonika, Interim Chairman and Builder Moses Chundu, an official in the President’s office.
Cancellation of Dr Mujuru’s visit has been prompted by preparations currently taking place in the party regarding the soon to be held convention.
“It appears focus is now on getting on with the convention in light of the fact that elections might be coming in March (2018),” reads part of the correspondence from Builder Chundu to Builder Navonika.
While Dr Mujuru may not be attending the conference Zimbabwean women, especially NPP members, are encouraged to attend it as it certainly will widen their political horizon regarding ‘women in politics’.
On an unrelated issue, we appeal to NPP UK, Ireland and Europe members to pay their £12.00 subscription fee so that they become full members.
We also take this opportunity to remind members that the NPP UK, Ireland and Europe substantive election, tentatively set for 22th July, 2017, will only materialise until after paid-up members reach 120.
Killian Mwanaka
Interim Information and Publicity Secretary.
Gilbert Navonika
Interim Chairman.
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