…Spells Out The Vision for Zimbabwe’s Future, Calls for Unity and Discipline
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ZANU PF HQ — Earlier today, at the 382nd Ordinary Session of the Politburo, President and First Secretary of ZANU PF, His Excellency Cde. Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa, delivered a powerful address outlining the party’s agenda and aspirations for Zimbabwe.
The session, set the stage for the upcoming Central Committee meeting set for tomorrow, and highlights the government’s commitment to economic stability, modernization, and national development.
Welcoming the Poliburo members present, President Mnangagwa emphasized the importance of unity within the party and the nation.
“Pamberi neZANU PF. Pamberi nekubatana,” he declared, calling for collective action, unity and subordination of individual interests for the common good in facing the challenges ahead.
The President reminded party members of their duty to respond to the needs of the people, urging them to work closely with communities to understand and address their concerns.
The address underscored the ongoing efforts to implement policies aimed at consolidating economic gains. The government is focusing on a vision of economic stabilization through strategic initiatives that prioritize the aspirations of the people.
“In the ongoing economic revolution, the people’s needs and aspirations are at the core of our priorities,” Mnangagwa stated, reflecting a commitment to ensuring that citizens are at the heart of national policies.
One of the key areas highlighted in the President’s speech was the agricultural sector. Mnangagwa announced that transformational programs are being rolled out to guarantee national food security and sovereignty.
The introduction of a clear framework for issuing title deeds aims to enhance land security and access to financing for farmers.
“I call upon stakeholders in the agriculture sector to ramp up preparations for the upcoming 2025 Winter Wheat Season,” he urged, signaling the government’s proactive approach to ensuring food production stability.
As Zimbabwe faces climate challenges, the emphasis on agricultural modernization and the need for innovative practices is critical. The President’s call for unity in preparations for the Winter Wheat Season underscores the collaborative effort required from all stakeholders in the agricultural landscape.
Infrastructure development also took center stage in the address. With the rainy season coming to an end, President Mnangagwa announced that infrastructure projects would resume in earnest.
The government is committed to improving housing and infrastructure, particularly in rural areas and growth points. “The housing stock in our country is increasing at a phenomenal pace,” he noted, highlighting the significant progress made in modernizing living conditions across the nation.
Tourism and mining sectors are also poised for growth, with increased investments expected to contribute positively to Zimbabwe’s GDP.
The President shared that earlier in the day, he met with representatives from small and medium enterprises to discuss policy solutions aimed at formalizing and modernizing this vital sector.
This engagement reflects a broader strategy to foster economic growth through collaboration with various sectors.
The address also celebrated notable achievements, particularly in sports. President Mnangagwa proudly announced the election of Kirsty Coventry as the first female and 10th President of the International Olympics Committee, marking a historic milestone for Zimbabwe.
“Congratulations, Makorokoto Zimbabwe,” he exclaimed, underscoring the importance of representation and leadership in international arenas.
The launch of the Presidential Youth Empowerment Facility was another highlight, showcasing the party’s commitment to empowering the youth.
The President commended the collaboration between the party, youth league, and industry stakeholders, which has reignited partnerships aimed at driving youth and women empowerment.
“Support for innovative and private enterprises is being implemented at an accelerated pace,” he stated, reaffirming the government’s focus on creating opportunities for the younger generation.
Throughout his address, President Mnangagwa emphasized the role of ZANU PF as a “colossal revolutionary Party” that must respond to the challenges faced by the people.
He urged party members to embody exceptional leadership, guiding the nation towards its development aspirations.
“We are building our country, brick by brick and stone upon stone,” he said, invoking a sense of resilience and determination among party members.
The President called for a focus on modernizing and expanding the party membership base while undertaking initiatives that improve household incomes and quality of life.
He reiterated the importance of the party constitution, likening it to the roots and trunk of a tree, emphasizing that members must align with the party’s revolutionary ethos.
As the session progressed, the President called upon relevant party departments to prepare adequately for national events, including the upcoming 45th Independence Anniversary and the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair.
The emphasis on mobilization reflects a proactive approach to ensuring that the party remains connected with the people and their aspirations.
In conclusion, the 382nd Ordinary Session of the Politburo served as a platform for President Mnangagwa to articulate a vision for Zimbabwe that is grounded in unity, development, and resilience.
With a clear focus on economic growth, agricultural transformation, and youth empowerment, ZANU PF is positioning itself as a catalyst for positive change in the nation.
As the party prepares for its Central Committee meeting on tomorrow, the commitment to delivering on the aspirations of the people remains a central theme, promising a future where all Zimbabweans can thrive.
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