By Tatenda Moyo.
Harare, Zimbabwe. (News Of The South) – Heads are expected to roll in the next 72 hours as the attempts to have Doctor Grace Mugabe elevated to the post of Vice President through women’s quota have heated up.
After successfully having given the “Kasukuwere” camp a heavy blow with the sacking of Sandi Moyo and Sarah Mahoka from the party, the way up for Doctor Grace Mugabe has been cleared.
The Kasukuwere/Chombo led G40’s master plan of penetrating Women’s League has hit a metal wall as their queen-pins Sandi Moyo and Sarah Mahoka have been axed from Women’s League, a move that frustrated Kasukuwere to the core and had to bluntly attack the media and third Force financier Jimaya Muduuri.
Tuesday the Women’s League Executive will be meeting to adopt the sacking of the duo Sarah Mahoka and Sandi Moyo from the party.
At the same meeting, the executive members are expected to push to effect the Victoria Falls and Masvingo conference resolution thus endorsing Grace Mugabe as their sole candidate for the female Vice President`s Post.
On Wednesday chairpersons from all provinces have been summoned to this effect as Grace Mugabe is now lobbying support for the crown.
In Mashonaland East, Beatrice Nyamupinga from Kasukuwere camp is being booted out and replaced by Professor Manyeruke while Letwin Undenge replaces Mandiitawepi Chimene. Grace Mugabe is getting rid of all Kasukuwere led allies who have become a threat to her ascendency to the big throne by chucking them off the bud.
This all is the grandmaster plan for the nonagenarian leader Robert Mugabe to position his wife as the succession fight takes twists and turns in the ruling party.
The ZANU PF Women’s League have made the biggest indication of wanting to install Grace Mugabe as Vice President of the country not only by stating their continued support for the First Lady as secretary for the Women’s League for the current term and beyond, but also by calling for the “need for gender parity where they want the Zanu-PF Constitution to be aligned with the national Constitution where it says there must be 50-50 representation in all positions.
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