Published: 29 January 2018

Opposition parties have been challenged to unite and invite into their ranks members of the vanquished G40 faction in Zanu-PF if they are to entertain any chances of unseating President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the ruling party from power.

Speaking at the launch of a manifesto by Build Zimbabwe Alliance leader Noah Manyika in Harare yesterday, National Vendors Union Zimbabwe leader Sten Zvorwadza said although he was never a fan of G40, the group had experience in working with Mnangagwa and the military, which might be essential in the quest to defeat the ruling party.

"Personally, I have never liked the G40 crew fronted by [former ministers] Patrick Zhuwao and Jonathan Moyo," Zvorwadza said. "But it is a fact that these guys know the current regime better than all of us because they worked together. Opposition parties should work with them to remove Zanu-PF."
- The Standard

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