Mnangagwa is now a moving grave- Grace Mugabe says


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Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa is now a moving grave because he has challenged a man who was anointed by God, President Robert Mugabe, his wife told church members at a rally in Harare yesterday.

She said Mugabe was anointed by God to lead Zimbabwe before he was even born and it was only those who did not understand this who challenged him. But, she said, this was a futile exercise.

“Ukaona munhu waakushaya hunhu hwekuenda kunorwisa leadership yakadaro, you are finished, you are gone,” she said.

“Haufi wakamuka futi, unenge uchifamba apa asi unenge uri guva.

“Unenge uchifema asi wakafa, unenge uchiona asi asina meso ari better panewe nekuti hauoni.

“Unenge uine nzeve asi usinganzwi.”

The First Lady has been after Mnangagwa since his alleged food poisoning at the youth rally in Gwanda in August which he survived and has accused him of leading factionalism in the party.

She has called for his dismissal from the party saying the party leaders were cowards for failing to deal with Mnangagwa.

Mnangagwa has said through a twitter handle under his name that he is not going anywhere and will not be drawn in shameful public political circus.

“my conscience obliges me to uphold the code of conduct of my beloved party i refuse to be drawn into a shameful public political circus,” he says.

“i will go nowhere, i will fight tooth & nail against those making a mockery of ZanuPF's founding principles, ethos & values.

“those who violate our party code of conduct because they think they've outgrown ZanuPF are free to go&form their own bedroom dynasties.”

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