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AMHVoices: Many Mutodis in Mnangagwa’s govt

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It is unfortunate that we still have people like the fired Information deputy minister Energy Mutodi in the government, but nothing much is being done to get rid of them because they are serving on the blessings of somebody.

The system in Zanu PF has been heavily exposed and the people are now losing faith and trust in the revolutionary party.

How does the Zanu PF leadership carry out its recruiting process or appoint people in such crucial positions?

How do such kind of people get ministerial posts in government?

Mutodi has many pending criminal cases at the courts which were known before he was even appointed to the position of a deputy minister and was never arraigned before a competent court for trial.

Source: NewsDay Zimbabwe - Everyday News for Everyday People

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