By Political Correspondent
Former Tourism Minister, Eng Walter Mzembi has called for individualistic interpretation of the cheers, or wailing, by the argued ZANU PF crowd at the burial of three heroes at the National Heroes Acre today citing the key message from the Acting President.
Taking to twitter, Mzembi who is argued to be living in South Africa following the ouster of thier G40 cabbal urged individuals to decipher their own interpretations from the cheers following Chiwenga’s entry at the national shrine, describing them as wailing, as he had his own interpretations as he was about to go to sleep.
Mzembi argued that the calls by the Acting President Rtd Major General Constantino Guvheya, Nyikadzino Chiwenga of corruption undermining National security and the call to respect each other as key in the delivery.
“Two take aways from Acting President & VP Chiwenga ‘ s Heroes Burial address: 1. Corruption undermining National interest . This is a recast of his earlier statement on ” Corruption now a Security Threat ” . This is increasingly redefining the VP Brand and his quest for Clean Government in the midst of all that is happening.”
Furthermore, “2. Acknowledgement of gross indiscipline and undermining of each other in our national fabric expressed as – ” Let us respect each other ” , was a subtle warning to ” zvitambapanashe ” forever stalking conflict in the cockpit .”
Mzembi took to social media site.Mzembi emphasised that individuals could interpret the cheers differently as he had his own interpretation which could be different from those others held.”
Apart from this, the cheering which sounded more like ” kuungudza” had its own meaning , you can interpret it how you like , I have my own . Chambovata …” Mzembi also said.
The burial which comes at a time there is division in ZANU PF and Zimbabwe on the call to extend the term of President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa was attended by former ZANU PF stalwarts, Jim Kunaka, Tsenangamu, arguably left Christopher Mutsvangwa who has been central to the term extension call.