VICE PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has opened war on First Lady Grace Mugabe by dismissing Zimbabwe’s most powerful woman’s declaration on Prosecutor General Johannes Tomana’s future.
Mai Mugabe yesterday concluded that Tomana must go as he is a pervert. She added she would herself even kick him out at the function where Mnangagwa was also present and was said to be taking instructive notes from her.
Tomana is under fire for saying last month that girls as young as twelve can marry.
 
Mnangagwa addressing parliament Thursday said the man is “going no- where”.
Speaking in response to MDC-T MP for Glen View North, Fanuel Munengami, Mnangagwa replied saying, “Mr. Speaker Sir, the problem is that the hon. member did not make a follow up on the subsequent discussions on the issue on whether Mr. Tomana was really guilty of the offence.
“Nobody took into account the explanation given by Mr. Tomana that he was misunderstood and that his speech was misinterpreted,” he said.
He added: “Therefore, there is no case against him because he said he was misquoted. It is only that we are two different people; if I see something in the press, I do not believe it straight away but take it with a pinch of salt.
“I would therefore advise my fellow honourable members not to take everything at face value because one day you will be in the papers being blamed for murdering your own mother.”
It was not clear at the time of writing if Mnangagwa is to suffer the same fate as former Vice President Joyce Mujuru who was expelled from ZANU PF.