Movement for Democratic Change leader Morgan Tsvangirai is to tour Mhondoro and Seke tomorrow as part of his nation-wide tour in what his party has said is a three-day mop-up exercise.
Tsvangirai had said he was completing his nation-wide tour on Monday and would brief his executive today.
But his spokesman, Luke Tamborinyoka, said today that Tsvangirai is meeting opinion leaders in Mhondoro and Seke tomorrow.
He is visiting Ruwa and Domboshava on Saturday and will address the provincial assembly in Chitungwiza on Sunday.
Full statement
Thursday, 16 March 2017
President Tsvangirai mops up consultation exercise
President Morgan Tsvangirai will tomorrow begin a three-day mop-up exercise of his listening tour that has taken him to all the country’s 10 provinces in the past one-and-half months.
Tomorrow, he will be engaging opinion leaders in Mhondoro and Seke rural while on Saturday he will visit Ruwa and Domboshava to consult the Goromonzi peri-urban cluster. The opinion leaders he will meet comprise pastors, chiefs, headmen, village heads, students and other people outside the party structures.
His three-day tour will culminate in a party provincial assembly meeting in Chitungwiza on Sunday. This weekend’s visit to Mhondoro, Seke rural and Domboshava will mark the official end of his countrywide listening tour.
In the past one-and-half months, President Tsvangirai has had fruitful engagements with Zimbabweans in meetings held under trees, in village huts and in the town halls, discussing national issues outside the narrow confines of slogans and party politics.
The emerging national consensus is that 2018 is the perfect opportunity to lay the ground for a new Zimbabwe and a new beginning.
Luke Tamborinyoka
Presidential Spokesperson and Director of Communications
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This post was last modified on March 16, 2017 4:47 pm
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