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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 24426, member: 2262"] President Mnangagwa recently spoke about the risks of being too satisfied with success. He said this can lead to complacency and slow progress. This message is important for Zimbabwe as it works toward Vision 2030. The country aims to become an upper-middle-income economy. Celebrating achievements is good, but it should not stop further efforts. Zimbabwe has made strides in areas like infrastructure, farming, and industry. However, the work is not finished. Agriculture needs to go beyond basic production and focus on adding value, using technology, and exporting goods. Roads and airports have been fixed, which is good. But Zimbabwe can do even more. It can build world-class infrastructure, which will support growth at home and make Zimbabwe a key transport hub for the region. The government has improved services and efficiency, but it must continue to be adaptive and results-oriented. Zimbabwe is known for high literacy and good education, yet the system needs to keep up with a changing world economy. Teaching skills in science, math, and technology is crucial. A satisfied society may not feel the need to solve problems like poverty. But building a strong Zimbabwe requires focusing on progress, not comfort. People, businesses, and agencies should always try to learn and do better. This means setting high goals and being innovative. The private sector plays a big part. Companies must keep creating new things and growing to stay competitive. Vision 2030 is a bold and inspiring aim. Reaching it will take everyone's collaboration. Success should be celebrated but with humility. Hard work remains to meet the country's full potential. [/QUOTE]

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