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Zanu PF chefs accused of jumping fuel queues

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MOTORISTS in Chinhoyi have accused top Zanu PF officials of jumping fuel queues to fill up their vehicles at the few service stations operating in the town.

MOTORISTS in Chinhoyi have accused top Zanu PF officials of jumping fuel queues to fill up their vehicles at the few service stations operating in the town.

BY NUNURAI JENA

Clifford Mutopa, one of the affected motorists, accused Zanu PF members of perpetuating the spirit of “Mugabeism” into the new dispensation — in apparent reference to former President Robert Mugabe’s regime.

“These Zanu PF guys preach new dispensation when they are still in the old dispensation. They should be ashamed because their government is failing us politically and economically. We now doubt whether the shortage is genuine,” he said.

Zanu PF youth leader Tapiwa Chitate, who was commandeering the petrol attendants to prioritise ruling party vehicles in the queue, declined to comment.