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Zanu PF youths oust Togarepi

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The Zanu PF youth league’s national executive council has passed a vote of no-confidence on its leader, Pupurai Togarepi, and four other executive members on allegations of incompetence, gross misconduct and treachery.

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The Zanu PF youth league’s national executive council has passed a vote of no-confidence on its leader, Pupurai Togarepi, and four other executive members on allegations of incompetence, gross misconduct and treachery.

The other members are deputy national secretary (youth affairs) Lewis Matutu, national secretary for administration Tendai Chirau, deputy national secretary for external relations Admire Mahachi and Mercy Mugomo, the deputy national secretary for environment and tourism.

In a media briefing at the Zanu PF headquarters in Harare yesterday, Zanu PF youth league national political commissar, Godfrey Tsenengamu, said the vote of no-confidence was moved and supported by two-thirds majority of the national youth league executive council.

“Cde Togarepi and Cde Matutu converted and diverted resources meant for the youth league for personal use or for use without the resolution of the youth league national executive council,” Tsenengamu said.

Article 3 section 21(50) of Zanu PF’s constitution states that every member of the party has the duty to conduct themselves honestly and honourably in their dealings with party and the general public.

Also in attendance at the media briefing was the youth league national secretary for finance, Getrude Mutandi and youth league Harare provincial chairman, Godwin Gomwe, among other executive members.