The recent primary elections held by ZANU PF were chaotic, bloody, and rigged. This is no surprise coming from the party that many see as the worst thing to ever happen to the country. ZANU PF is described by critics as a criminal enterprise, failing spectacularly, with a reputation for being tyrannical, authoritarian, and illegitimate. They are seen as parasites, obsessed with looting and self-enrichment, violating the supreme law of the land, neglecting people’s welfare, and depriving service delivery. The current state of paralysis in the country is blamed on them, and it seems inevitable that this will escalate into state failure and collapse.

Despite this grim situation, the primary elections have revealed something exciting. The impoverished, suffering, food-insecure, unemployed, terrorized, and oppressed masses are fed up with ZANU PF. They have found a way to challenge and potentially dislodge its illegitimate hold on power.

For four decades, the masses have endured neglect, leading to a cycle of tragedy. ZANU PF is seen as predatory, desensitized, and unresponsive, resulting in the deprivation of fundamental rights. Basic health care, clean water, and education are rights that have been neglected. The masses are fed up with the party’s futile attempts to create a one-party state. In the recent primary elections, even the so-called big wigs of ZANU PF, who are seen as big pests and parasites, were voted out of power. They will not be contesting in the upcoming elections, which is a clear indication of the masses’ dissatisfaction.

To those who are politically vigilant and informed, this is a clear sign of change. The impoverished and oppressed masses are tired of being ruled without their consent, leading to the political illegitimacy of ZANU PF. The party’s predatory extraction, looting, and plundering have resulted in the neglect of people’s welfare and the deprivation of essential services. Fundamental constitutional liberties, like basic health care, clean water, and education, have been denied for too long.

Now, the masses have lost the fear of removing this parasitic elite. They are ready to challenge the party that plunders resources for self-enrichment and clings to power unconstitutionally. There is a growing excitement among the people, as they look forward to a future without ZANU PF.

The primary elections have shown that the people are no longer willing to tolerate the party’s misrule. They are ready for change, and the recent elections are a clear indication of their determination. The masses are politically vigilant, informed, and enlightened. They are ready to take back their rights and ensure prompt, affordable, and reliable service delivery. The time of ZANU PF’s dominance is coming to an end, and the people are looking forward to a brighter future.

Exciting times are ahead for the country as the masses stand up against the parasitic elite. The revolution is brewing, and it is only a matter of time before change comes. The recent primary elections are just the beginning of this movement towards a better future.