Presidential Affairs
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.
By Abel Karowangoro
President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa on Monday called on Zimbabweans to “guard our sovereignty” and “build a modern, industrialised nation” as he led the 45th National Heroes Day commemorations at the National Heroes Acre.
“It is my singular honour and privilege to address this 45th Commemoration of our National Heroes Day, an event our nation holds annually in tribute to gallant sons and daughters of the soil, who paid the supreme sacrifice for the liberation of our country,” President Mnangagwa said.
The President urged the nation to carry the baton from fallen fighters into the economic struggle.
“Independence in 1980 brought about political independence, while the struggle for the economy remains ongoing,” he said.
“We are masters of our own destiny… neo-colonialism will never be given a foothold in our nation.”
Mnangagwa highlighted economic gains under the Second Republic, saying:
“Our GDP has risen from US$16 billion in 2018 to US$45.7 billion today. The projected 2025 growth of 6% is well within reach.”
Citing agricultural successes, President Mnangagwa praised farmers:
“Our heroes would definitely be proud of the positive strides which our farmers are making. Tinokutendai varimi… nekuchengetedza nhaka yedu yakarwirwa nemagamba edu.”
President also stressed infrastructure progress, including the Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge Highway and major rural road upgrades, and called for community responsibility:
“Nyika inovakwa, inotongwa, inonamatigwa nevene vayo… ilizwe lakhiwa, libuswe, likhuleke ngabanikazi balo.”
On the global stage, Mnangagwa affirmed Zimbabwe’s sovereignty:
“Let no-one think that they can engage us as masters. We are a sovereign and independent people.”
The President concluded with a rallying cry:
“The spirit and flame of the revolution… should galvanise us, the united people of Zimbabwe, from Limpopo to Zambezi, from Plumtree to Mutare, towards realising more and more unprecedented milestones. Forward ever, backward never. Success and prosperity are certain.”
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has arrived in Chimoio, Mozambique, for the handover of a consignment of relief items to communities affected by Cyclone Chido.
The donation, sent under the name “ZimAid”, will be handed over to his counterpart, Mozambican President Daniel Chapo.
The Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces and Chancellor of the Zimbabwe National Defence University (ZNDU), President Emmerson Mnangagwa, is presiding over the institution’s sixth graduation ceremony at Rodgers Alfred Nikita Mangena Barracks in Mazowe.
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