Zanu PF Activists Reject Donations, Accuse Businessman of Grandstanding
SOME of the Zanu PF activists who were each rewarded with US$10,000 by controversial businessman Paul Tungwarara for defending President Emmerson Mnangagwa have refused to accept the awards. Tungwarara gifted a total of US$170,000 to 17 activists. This followed his US$200,000 cash donation to rogue activist Rutendo Matinyarare and a top-of-the-range vehicle in a bid to silence him. Matinyarare has been on a rampage, criticising Mnangagwa, businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei and o
Several Zanu PF activists have refused US$10,000 donations from businessman Paul Tungwarara, accusing him of "grandstanding." Tungwarara had offered the money to activists who defended President Emmerson Mnangagwa against criticism from rogue activist Rutendo Matinyarare. Some activists questioned Tungwarara's motives, particularly his decision to reward Matinyarare with US$200,000 and a vehicle. They view accepting the donation as compromising their integrity. One activist stated, "Rewarding someone for leaking private conversations & spreading falsehoods... I respectfully decline this offer." The activists argue that Tungwarara's actions, especially rewarding the perceived "aggressor" more than the defenders, lack rationale and appear self-serving. They feel insulted by the offer, considering their own sacrifices.
Zanu PF activists' rejection of donations and accusations of grandstanding against businessman Tungwarara highlight internal party dynamics and disputes over perceived fairness and motives.
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