ZANU-PF has done enough to win elections

Innocent Mujeri


As Zimbabwe prepares for its forthcoming elections, there has been a myriad of debates regarding the ruling party's performance and legitimacy in power. In analysing the achievements of ZANU-PF,

it becomes evident that the party has accomplished numerous milestones that have positioned it favourably for election success. The Party’s leadership, led by President Emmerson Mnangagwa, has implemented some social development initiatives and exhibited dedication to national reconciliation, thus solidifying its claim to win the upcoming elections.


ZANU-PF's track record of effective governance, positions it as a strong contender in the upcoming elections. Having effectively managed the country's resources and economic development, the party's policies have led to impressive economic growth rates and poverty reduction. By implementing sustainable agricultural reforms such as the Pfumvudza programme, infrastructure development projects, and investor-friendly policies, ZANU-PF has demonstrated its ability to steer the nation towards an era of progress and prosperity.

One of the key indicators of a government's success is its dedication to the well-being of its citizens. Over the years, the ZANU-PF-led Government has undertaken various social development initiatives, such as increasing access to education and healthcare services, particularly in rural areas where services were lacking. These initiatives have significantly enhanced the quality of life for ordinary Zimbabweans, demonstrating the ruling party's commitment to uplifting society at large.


Under ZANU-PF's stewardship, significant investments have been made in infrastructure development, which has facilitated economic growth and enhanced social connectivity. Projects like the rehabilitation of roads, the establishment of new power plants, and the expansion of the telecommunications network have created an enabling environment for trade, attracted investors, and improved communication services across the country.

Again, the ZANU-PF Government has been resolute in its mission to promote national reconciliation and healing after decades of political strife. Through initiatives such as the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission, the party has sought to address historical injustices and foster a harmonious society. By encouraging dialogue and inclusiveness, ZANU-PF has demonstrated its commitment to building a united Zimbabwe, moving beyond past grievances.


Furthermore, the ZANU-PF's land reform policies have been a fundamental aspect of their governance strategy. While widely debated, these policies sought to address historical injustices in land distribution and empower Zimbabwean farmers. By redistributing land ownership and providing support to newly resettled farmers, the Party has paved way for increased agricultural productivity and enhanced food security, thus positively impacting the lives of many Zimbabweans.


Recognising the importance of engaging youth in the country's governance, ZANU-PF has made significant efforts to empower and include young people. The party's policies have prioritised youth education, skill development, and the creation of job opportunities. Additionally, the establishment of the Youth Fund and various youth programmes demonstrates ZANU-PF's commitment to nurturing a vibrant and active young generation capable of contributing to national development.


It can also be seen that ZANU-PF has played a significant role in maintaining and developing strong international relations for Zimbabwe. Through diplomacy and constructive engagement, the Party has succeeded in strengthening regional partnerships, attracting foreign direct investment, and fostering cooperation with countries across the globe. These efforts have positioned Zimbabwe as a respected member of the international community and enhanced its global standing.


Moreover, in recent years, ZANU-PF has demonstrated a commitment to strengthening democratic institutions in Zimbabwe. Electoral reforms, improved transparency, and the safeguarding of human rights have been focal points of the Party's agenda. By establishing the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) and ensuring free and fair elections, the ZANU-PF-led Government has proved its dedication to democratic principles and the will of the people.

Amidst external challenges and economic downturns, ZANU-PF has successfully implemented policies that have brought stability to the Zimbabwean economy. Through disciplined fiscal management, securing international loans, and attracting foreign investment, the Party has managed to restore confidence, curb inflation, and strengthen the local currency. These efforts have rejuvenated economic sectors, increased employment opportunities, and ensured sustainable economic growth.

It can also not be doubted that the ZANU-PF-led Government has done enough to guarantee its victory in the forthcoming elections. This is so because the Party has a strong track record in government and has a clear plan for the future of Zimbabwe. The party has also been able to mobilise a large following, and it is confident that it will be able to turn out its supporters on Election Day.

ZANU-PF will win the elections because its opponents have been unable to mount a serious challenge to the Party. The opposition is divided, and it does not have a clear plan for the future of Zimbabwe. The opposition is also struggling to mobilise its supporters, and it is unlikely to be able to turn out enough voters to win the election. On August 23 this year, it is a given that ZANU PF will easily win the elections, as it has done enough to win them.