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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 23082, member: 2262"]
Zimbabwe's President Extends Military Chief's Term.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe has given the country's top military commander another year on the job. He extended General Philip Valerio Sibanda's term to November 2025. The government shared the decision on January 3rd.

President Mnangagwa also promoted 26 army officers to the rank of Colonel. Under Zimbabwe's laws, he has the power to do this. The promotions reward the officers for their loyal service to the country.

At a ceremony, a senior general praised the newly promoted colonels. He said they have shown hard work and dedication over many years. He asked them to keep working hard in their new roles, and he wanted them to bring fresh ideas and energy to their jobs.

The promoted colonels expressed thanks to President Mnangagwa. They promised to work even harder to defend Zimbabwe and its people. They pledged their loyalty to the president, the constitution, and the army.

Zimbabwe's military plays an important role in the country. The president relies on the army to provide stability and security. By extending the commander's term and promoting loyal officers, President Mnangagwa aims to maintain a strong military that supports his government. The army leaders say they will continue to back the president and drive his vision for Zimbabwe forward.
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