Zimbabweans living abroad need to keep supporting President Mnangagwa as he guides the nation toward modern growth. The President sees these overseas citizens as key players helping boost the economy. Christopher Mutsvangwa shared this message with party members during his London visit on Monday. He stressed that the leadership remains focused on keeping campaign promises made before their election win last year.
Mutsvangwa explained how former colonial powers try to create problems through social media attacks. Despite these challenges, the President continues working to improve Zimbabwe and neighboring countries. As chairman of SADC, Mnangagwa works alongside Kenyan President William Ruto to bring peace to conflict areas in the Democratic Republic of Congo. They urge all fighting groups to stop violence and restore stability to eastern regions rich with natural resources.
Since becoming president in 2017, Mnangagwa has actively changed the economy and rebuilt infrastructure across Zimbabwe. His government completed more than 8,000 projects nationwide as part of his plan for an upper-middle-class economy by 2030. He started with the Transitional Stabilisation Programme, which ran through 2023. This led to the National Development Strategy 1, which serves as the foundation for his long-term vision.
The President encourages all citizens to participate in building their country under his motto that Zimbabwe grows through its people's efforts. He makes sure every community benefits from progress without leaving anyone behind. His leadership brought record wheat production that beat previous highs from 1964. This success strengthens food security and creates economic opportunities for farmers throughout the nation. His administration builds power stations, roads, and government buildings, including improvements to the international airport to modernize the country.
Mutsvangwa explained how former colonial powers try to create problems through social media attacks. Despite these challenges, the President continues working to improve Zimbabwe and neighboring countries. As chairman of SADC, Mnangagwa works alongside Kenyan President William Ruto to bring peace to conflict areas in the Democratic Republic of Congo. They urge all fighting groups to stop violence and restore stability to eastern regions rich with natural resources.
Since becoming president in 2017, Mnangagwa has actively changed the economy and rebuilt infrastructure across Zimbabwe. His government completed more than 8,000 projects nationwide as part of his plan for an upper-middle-class economy by 2030. He started with the Transitional Stabilisation Programme, which ran through 2023. This led to the National Development Strategy 1, which serves as the foundation for his long-term vision.
The President encourages all citizens to participate in building their country under his motto that Zimbabwe grows through its people's efforts. He makes sure every community benefits from progress without leaving anyone behind. His leadership brought record wheat production that beat previous highs from 1964. This success strengthens food security and creates economic opportunities for farmers throughout the nation. His administration builds power stations, roads, and government buildings, including improvements to the international airport to modernize the country.
