The government of Zimbabwe has made significant progress in the last year under President Emmerson Mnangagwa's leadership. The country completed 346 projects in just 300 days as part of its plan to become a middle-income nation by 2030.
Minister Jenfan Muswere shared the good news in Harare. He said Zimbabwe did well in many areas, including building roads and airports, providing people with water and electricity, and using more digital technology.
Zimbabwe also worked on food security, the economy, the country's image, and protecting the environment. The government helped poor and vulnerable people, too. It built homes and courts and supported education and health care.
President Mnangagwa wants Zimbabwe to keep growing and getting better. The country will follow a new plan called NDS2 starting this year. NDS2 aims to make Zimbabwe more successful by using new technologies.
Minister Muswere is proud of all the hard work done in 2024. He believes Zimbabwe is heading in a positive direction thanks to President Mnangagwa's leadership.
Minister Jenfan Muswere shared the good news in Harare. He said Zimbabwe did well in many areas, including building roads and airports, providing people with water and electricity, and using more digital technology.
Zimbabwe also worked on food security, the economy, the country's image, and protecting the environment. The government helped poor and vulnerable people, too. It built homes and courts and supported education and health care.
President Mnangagwa wants Zimbabwe to keep growing and getting better. The country will follow a new plan called NDS2 starting this year. NDS2 aims to make Zimbabwe more successful by using new technologies.
Minister Muswere is proud of all the hard work done in 2024. He believes Zimbabwe is heading in a positive direction thanks to President Mnangagwa's leadership.
