The militant trade unionist who has over the years fought for the rights of teachers is often accused of sympathizing with the ruling Zanu PF and this was worsened by his recent meeting with President Emmerson Mnangagwa to discuss the challenges his constituency faces in the country.
The recent violent protests that followed a Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union organised stay away appeared to have shifted focus with the ruling party and government accusing him of working with the opposition to effect a regime change in Zimbabwe.
Posting on Twitter, Majongwe highlighted his current predicament on being labelled and aligned to both the ruling party and the main opposition MDC Alliance.
“We are being accused of being paid by the MDC to distabilise the country. The same MDC calling me a Zanu PF agent,” he said.
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