By Rédaction Africa Links 24 with dayton
Published on 2024-01-24 22:05:02
ZANU PF is ramping up its efforts in the campaign for the Mkoba North constituency in Gweru and Ward 10 council seat in Kwekwe ahead of the February 3 by-elections. The party has deployed teams to the areas where the by-elections will be taking place, and these teams have been actively engaging in road shows and door-to-door campaigns in an effort to garner support for the upcoming elections.
The revolutionary party’s campaign efforts are focused on reaching out to the constituents and residents in both the Mkoba North constituency and Ward 10 in Kwekwe. Through the road shows and door-to-door campaigns, ZANU PF is aiming to connect with the local community and communicate their platform and policies to potential voters.
The by-elections are of significant importance to ZANU PF, as they present an opportunity for the party to strengthen its presence and support in these key constituencies. By intensifying their campaign efforts, ZANU PF is demonstrating their commitment to securing victory in the upcoming by-elections and expanding their influence in the Midlands region.
The deployment of campaign teams and the implementation of road shows and door-to-door campaigns reflect the party’s dedication to engaging directly with voters and mobilizing support for their candidates. These efforts are part of a larger strategy to ensure success in the by-elections and maintain the party’s stronghold in the region.
As the campaign for the by-elections continues to gain momentum, ZANU PF remains focused on engaging with the people of Mkoba North and Ward 10 in Kwekwe, with the aim of securing victory and furthering their political agenda in these constituencies. The party’s commitment to these by-elections underscores their determination to consolidate their support and influence in the Midlands region.
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