Unity and Patriotism: President Mnangagwa’s Call to Action

By Enia Dube

At the 21st National People’s Conference, President Dr. E. D. Mnangagwa emphasized the importance of prioritizing the party’s interests, stating, “no one is more important than the party.” This rallying cry underscores the President’s commitment to unity and patriotism, values that have guided Zimbabwe’s progress under his leadership.

The President’s address highlighted the significance of servant leadership, humility, and loyalty to the party’s ideology and policies. He stressed that the government’s primary responsibility is to serve the people, upholding the principles of patriotism and loyalty. This vision for Zimbabwe’s future is rooted in the party’s unwavering dedication to its people. 

President Mnangagwa’s speech also touched on the country’s development strides, including the 2030 Master Plan and the National Broadband Plan. These initiatives demonstrate the administration’s resolve to ensure inclusive growth, leaving no one behind. The President’s emphasis on unity and collective effort is expected to galvanize support for these projects.

The conference provided a platform for President Mnangagwa to reaffirm his administration’s commitment to Zimbabwe’s prosperity. By prioritizing the party’s interests, he aims to foster an environment of cooperation and shared purpose.

As Zimbabwe moves forward, President Mnangagwa’s message serves as a reminder of the nation’s strength in unity. The 21st National People’s Conference marked a pivotal moment in Zimbabwe’s journey, with the President’s words inspiring a renewed sense of patriotism and loyalty.