While it is subject to confirmation, Jonathan Moyo seems not eligible to contest all forthcoming Zanu-PF primary elections based on guidelines published Friday 14th June 2013.

It boggles the mind to figure out Jonathan Moyo’s twisted logic in his daily ranting’s in the state owned media which the other parties don’t have access to.

Self-appointed ZANU PF strategist and spokesperson, Jonathan Moyo, together with a good number of ZANU PF MPS and ministers, are likely to be actively looking for a job by Christmas if they don’t intend to go into full-time subsistence farming or small-scale mining.

The Sunday News of 12 May 2013 carries a story “Rethink your loyalty to MDC-T written by Lawson Mabhena having interviewed Jonathan Moyo who echoed these sentiments. It is his opinion and as a democratic party we support freedom of speech.

HARARE – Zanu PF on Wednesday reportedly kicked out members of South African President Jacob Zuma’s backroom facilitation team from a full Joint Monitoring and Implementation (Jomic) meeting arguing they had no mandate to attend.

After 33 years of independence, Zimbabwe finds itself at the crossroads with divergent views on how best to deliver the promise of a better life for all writes businessman Mutumwa Mawere.

Political prostitute and self-appointed Zanu PF strategist Professor Jonathan Moyo is spitting fire over the decision by legendary radio presenters Ezra ‘Tshisa’ Sibanda and Eric Knight to run for parliament as MDC-T candidates.

David Coltart, the Minister of Education, Sport, Arts and Culture, wrongly deployed to that key role by Welshman Ncube’s MDC, just does not get it. His not-so-cleverly-hidden commitment to the Rhodesian racist cause has finally come out of the bag, leaving his human rights and rule of law charade up in stinking smoke.

Zanu PF will conduct primary elections in February next year to select candidates to represent it in harmonised polls scheduled for next year after completing drafting rules and regulations to govern the conduct of the exercise.