News / Nationalby Staff reporterZanu-PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa has launched an indirect attack on Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga, warning that targeting controversial business figures risks derailing the ruling party's empowerment agenda and economic gains.Speaking to journalists in Harare yesterday, Mutsvangwa accused unnamed "detractors" of sowing divisions within the party, following reports that Chiwenga clashed with senior officials in a recent politburo meeting. "There are persistent efforts from detractors who are throwing cobwebs for us to witch hunt ourselves," Mutsvangwa said. "If you have corruption allegations and evidence against Kudakwashe Tagwirei, then go to the police and the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission," Mutsvangwa charged. "The Zanu-PF spokesperson, who once accused Tagwirei of trying to buy his way into the central committee, appeared to soften his stance. "Mutsvangwa further waded into the succession debate, saying it was Mnangagwa's prerogative to decide whether to extend his rule beyond 2028.