The ruling ZANU PF is reportedly divided over South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s efforts to intervene in the Zimbabwean crisis, with moderates welcoming the move while hardliners will have none of it.
The hardliners, led by presidential spokesperson George Charamba on Tuesday claimed that South Africa was too young a democracy to intervene in Zimbabwe’s internal affairs.
Writing on Twitter, Charamba lampooned South Africa, saying the country had no capacity to help any SADC country, except simply offering solidarity messages.
