Mnangagwa urges Zimbabweans to work together to develop the country

Economic development at every level is the ultimate goal. I therefore challenge local authorities in the Second Republic, to be the engines of local economic development and growth. My Government will not stand by and watch people suffer due to dereliction of duty, corruption or incompetence within our local authorities.

Dear friends;

It will not be easy, but as the Holy Bible teaches us: “For you have need of endurance, so that when you have done the will of God, you may receive what was promised.”

We have indeed endured; we have toiled; and now as we walk in unity the path that lies ahead, we will reap a better and more prosperous future.

As I have repeatedly said in the past months, real change does not happen overnight. However, inspired by our national anthem, we must work together, nothing is beyond our reach. With love and unity, we will reach the Promised Land, we will build the Zimbabwe we all want, brick upon brick, stone upon stone.

Ladies and Gentlemen; Fellow Zimbabweans;

Allow me to once again, thank you for the confidence you have shown in me. I am emboldened and inspired by your collective hopes, dreams and desires; and the trust reposed in me. I will work tirelessly, as a servant leader, to improve the quality of life for all of us.

To all my colleagues and other political parties who contested in the just ended Harmonised Elections, especially those represented in Parliament, I exhort us to commit ourselves to collectively develop our motherland. We are all Zimbabweans; what unites us is greater than what could ever divide us.

Let me assure you that tomorrow is brighter! Let us look forward to the journey ahead, a journey we will walk together as one people, a united people. A journey of development, progress and prosperity in our New Zimbabwe.

Together, let us explore new frontiers in every facet and sphere of our economy and society. Let us endeavour to climb new heights.  Let us arise and shine, for indeed our light has surely come!

Blessed be the Land of Zimbabwe!

Blessed be all the people of Zimbabwe!

God bless Zimbabwe!

I thank you!

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