Dr Paul Tungwarara has been commended by members of ZANU PF for his consistent loyalty to the party and his calm handling of the review of his proposed co-option into the Manicaland Provincial Central Committee, a matter now awaiting consideration by the Politburo.
Although the initial co-option was set aside by the party’s National Commissar, Dr Tungwarara went on to participate in mobilisation activities in Nkulumane ahead of the House of Assembly by-election, where ZANU PF is fielding Hon Freedom Murechu as its candidate.
Party insiders say his actions reflect humility, discipline and respect for the party’s constitutional processes.
The engagement in Nkulumane was described as positive and purposeful, reinforcing Dr Tungwarara’s belief that party procedures and collective interests should always come before personal considerations. He noted that the party’s strength lies in unity, adherence to its constitution and mutual support, even when individual aspirations are temporarily delayed.
By working alongside senior party officials in the constituency, Dr Tungwarara demonstrated his continued commitment to ZANU PF’s grassroots mobilisation agenda.
Those who observed the interactions said his conduct reflected maturity, loyalty and a firm willingness to serve under the direction of party leadership, regardless of administrative developments affecting his position.
As internal consultations continue, observers say Dr Tungwarara’s approach has enhanced his reputation as a disciplined cadre who places the party’s unity and constitutional order above personal interest.
