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AAG leadership resigns
NewsDay Staff ·
The leadership wrangles besetting the black economic empowerment lobby, the Affirmative Action Group (AAG), took another turn on Sunday with journalist-cum-businessman Supa Mandiwanzira stepping down from the leadership of the militant group.
Four senior national executive members also resigned, throwing the economic empowerment group into disarray.
Mandiwanzira, Tafadzwa Musarara (secretary-general), Elfas Mashaba (treasurer-general), Farai Mutangamira (legal advisor) and a Mrs Masuku (second vice-president) said the decision was motivated by the desire “to stay away from petty leadership squabbles”.
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