President Mnangagwa heads to Harare today to lead the Zanu PF Women's League National Assembly meeting. Party bigwig Mabel Chinomona announced the presidential visit during yesterday's meeting at party headquarters. The Women's League boss said the President always takes charge of their major gatherings. The meeting will focus on how women can shape the ruling party and push Zimbabwe toward its 2030 economic goals. Chinomona stressed that women must play a bigger role in building the country's future.
The Women's League reviewed their programs and strategies during yesterday's session. Party women reaffirmed their loyalty to President Mnangagwa and his leadership. They plan to showcase key empowerment projects like chicken hatching schemes and sewing machine handouts. Rural communities are already seeing results from these women-focused initiatives. Female participants have become active players in local economic development through these practical programs.
The Women's League will present detailed progress reports directly to the President today. Their proposals could shape the organization's plans for the rest of the year. Chinomona pushed for stronger unity among women from different provinces across the country. She urged delegates to work together instead of competing against each other. The party secretary said women gain strength through teamwork and coordination rather than working alone.
The Women's League reviewed their programs and strategies during yesterday's session. Party women reaffirmed their loyalty to President Mnangagwa and his leadership. They plan to showcase key empowerment projects like chicken hatching schemes and sewing machine handouts. Rural communities are already seeing results from these women-focused initiatives. Female participants have become active players in local economic development through these practical programs.
The Women's League will present detailed progress reports directly to the President today. Their proposals could shape the organization's plans for the rest of the year. Chinomona pushed for stronger unity among women from different provinces across the country. She urged delegates to work together instead of competing against each other. The party secretary said women gain strength through teamwork and coordination rather than working alone.
