By Godfrey M. Bonda
HARARE – ZANU PF Harare Province has called on its grassroots structures to intensify membership registration and mobilisation following what the party described as a successful National Cell Day held across the province.
In a message issued through the Provincial Commissariat Department, Harare Provincial Political Commissar Cde Voyage Dambuza commended Cell Chairpersons for their commitment, dedication and leadership in ensuring the success of the nationwide mobilisation programme.
Cde Dambuza, however, urged party structures not to relent but to build on the momentum generated by National Cell Day through sustained membership recruitment and grassroots mobilisation.
He called on every cell to continue registering new members, engaging communities and strengthening party structures as part of efforts to build what he described as a stronger revolutionary mass party.
The mobilisation drive, he said, is guided by President Dr. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa’s development philosophy of “Leaving No One and No Place Behind,” which emphasises inclusive participation in national development.
Cde Dambuza concluded his message with the Shona slogan, “ZANU PF ihomwe isingazare, inokwana munhu wese,” underscoring the party’s position that its membership remains open to all Zimbabweans who wish to join.
The latest call signals Harare Province’s intention to convert the momentum created by National Cell Day into sustained grassroots growth as the party continues pursuing its broader membership mobilisation agenda in support of Vision 2030 and the objectives of the Second Republic.
