• Dark Month Of April
• Why, why why Kasukuwere and not anyone else?
• From Nyagumbo to Border Gezi, then to Kasukuwere
• Even claimed he is Mugabe’s First-Born son before Chatunga, Robert
• Drama as Kasukuwere weeps before Mugabe

Dark Month Of April

April is the sad dark month when ZANU PF’s first Political Commissar in the 80s after Gukurahundi, Maurice Nyagumbo died mysteriously – 28 April 1989. After him, every single one of his successors has suffered sudden removal by mysterious means and only one man remains standing. (Ironically, Nyagumbo is also anti government critic and fiery lawyer, Fadzayi Mahere’s grandpa relation – Mahere who has this year locked horns with ZANU PF.)

The fires that have torched ZANU PF’s Political Commisar (PC), Saviour Kasukuwere can be traced back to 1980, a development that has drawn fears on the strongman’s well being following this week’s calls for him to be kicked out. From Fadzayi Mahere’s kinsman’s death in 1989 which is still a mystery, to Saviour Kasukuwere, the story has continued its stubborn en-flame.

• From Nyagumbo to Border Gezi, then to Kasukuwere

All PCs after independence have either died mysteriously except Webster Shamhu (who leapt out of the flames through the Joice Mujuru 2015 boot), or been unceremoniously kicked out.
The PCs are the most powerful in the party second after the President. Because they are this mighty, they end up undermining the Vice Presidents. They therewith create enemies.

All PCs were instantly removed whenever they came to the issue of either rearranging or messing with the Midlands hotbed province. Maurice Nyagumbo had meddled with Midlands soon before he perished, after he had touched the area and soon died from a mysterious incident labelled “a suicide”. Oliver Munyaradzi was poisoned at Monomotapa Hotel.

Then ZANU PF decided to look towards Mashonaland Central and chose to appoint the fiery mupositori youth, the late Border Gezi, who was President Mugabe’s favourite. But no Gushungo charm could save Gezi and he perished on the road during a trip to Masvingo.

There was also Chris Ushewokunze, a top lawyer and barrister who soon died in a car accident near Norton in January 1994.

Even claimed he is Mugabe’s first born son

There was also Elliot Manyika who died in yet another accident.

After the Manyika accident arrived Webster Shamhu. Shamu was lucky when he was removed during the whirlwind that kicked out the now NPP leader, Joice Mujuru. The man will be remembered in history for saying Robert Mugabe is Cremora milk; and even claiming that he is the President’s first born son before Robert junior and Chatunga.

Drama as Kasukuwere weeps before Mugabe

After Shamhu is now Saviour Kasukuwere who hails from Border Gezi’s home area and this week saw loud calls for his ouster being made. The crowds calling for Kasukuwere’s demise have furthermore begun claiming that the PC is responsible for the death of the late General Solomon Mujuru.

Kasukuwere would soon travel to meet the President and weep before Mugabe. “Kasukuwere went to the President and wept before him and the President gave him leave of absence for 2 weeks,” a close source told ZimEye. Mugabe would in return soon come out and was filmed making a stuttered statement defending Kasukuwere.

https://youtu.be/uOboJUScM74

Will Kasukuwere survive?

Sources say in the upcoming politburo Kasukuwere is likely to be kicked out as Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa gains more power.