MPs demand stands, farms

OPPOSITION Members of Parliament have threatened to sue the government for failure to provide them with residential stands, as they accused the ruling Zanu PF party of politicising allocation of farms.

Norton MP Temba Mliswa (Independent) threatened to sue the government for failure to meet its side of the bargain in the allocation of residential stands to MPs as per contractual agreement.

Southerton MP Peter Moyo (MDC-T) accused Lands ministry officials in most districts of being Zanu PF activists who were making it difficult for the opposition members to benefit from the land reform programme.

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