The survey, carried out in June last year but only released this month, says 91% say Mnangagwa has failed to deliver on jobs and 81% say he has failed to narrow the gap between the rich and the poor.
A staggering 98% of the people from Manicaland said Mnangagwa had failed to create jobs.
According to a brief on the Zimbabwe embassy in Ankara, Turkiye, Mnangagwa has successfully implemented 187 of the 235 promises that he made.
He is on track to propel Zimbabwe to an upper middle income economy by 2030, the brief says.
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