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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 29924, member: 2262"]
President Mnangagwa has picked Major General Emmanuel Matatu for a big promotion. The Zimbabwe leader bumped him up to Lieutenant General and put him in charge of the whole national army. This change took effect right away when it was announced. Dr. Martin Rushwaya shared the news as the Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet.

The government made this decision based on what the law allows. They followed Section 216 and Section 89 from the Constitution, plus parts of Section 11 from the Defence Act. These rules give the President power to name new military leaders when needed. The paperwork makes everything official and keeps the process legal.

Mnangagwa believes Matatu has what it takes to handle this important job. The President thinks his years of service and skills make him perfect for the position. Military leadership requires someone who knows how to manage troops and keep the country safe. Matatu apparently showed these qualities throughout his career.

The government expects Matatu will help keep Zimbabwe secure. His new role puts him at the top of army operations nationwide. Security remains a key concern for any nation, and military commanders play a vital part. The appointment shows faith in his ability to protect citizens and maintain stability across the country.
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