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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 34329, member: 636"]
Zimbabwe leader Mnangagwa told citizens his government stays true to the freedom fighters' legacy as he pushes for a tech-savvy future. He spoke to large crowds at Gokwe independence celebrations marking 45 years since liberation. The president promised his administration would honor past sacrifices but focus mainly on creating prosperity for younger Zimbabweans.

He stressed that education must center on practical skills development. Technical training programs should emphasize science and technology advances for national growth. These educational priorities aim to make local products more attractive both at home and internationally. The Zanu PF government views this approach as essential for economic progress across the country.

Mnangagwa delivered his message directly to thousands gathered at Mutora Open Grounds. His speech highlighted how traditional values can exist alongside modern development goals. The president sees innovation as the path forward without abandoning national identity or historical significance. He wants Zimbabwe to build on its heritage through technological advancement and specialized training for citizens.
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