PRESIDENT Mnangagwa yesterday called on Zimbabweans to
unite towards the development of the country and ignore rumblings of fugitives
engaged in attempts to destabilise the nation.
Speaking as he commissioned the first phase of the
Harare-Masvingo-Beitbridge Road project in Bubi, Beitbridge, President
Mnangagwa said development can only be achieved in a peaceful and tranquil
environment.
“Let me reiterate that my Government will not tolerate
corruption neither will we hesitate to terminate underperforming contracts. The
days of holding national development at ransom are over.
“All this will be achieved under an environment of peace,
tranquility, stability, unity and love in the country. That is the basis that
provides development in our country,” said President Mnangagwa.
“We must remain united; we must ignore the rumblings of the
fugitives who ran away from this country and focus on developing our country
for the benefit of our people.”
President Mnangagwa’s calls come amid frenzied attacks on
Zimbabwe perpetrated by the tripartite alliance of the opposition, the
notorious G40 cabal and some hostile Western embassies.
The G40 cabal has also roped in South African opposition
party Economic Freedom Fighters led by Mr Julius Malema in its assault on
Zimbabwe.
So far, however, attempts to effect illegal regime change
through demonstrations disguised as protests against corruption have failed as
they found no takers from peace loving Zimbabweans.
The planned violent demonstrations on July 31 which the
merchants of violence wanted to use to oust a democratically elected Government
failed as it was ignored by the people.
After the failed attempts, they then adopted the
#ZimbabweLivesMatter, a campaign to tarnish the image of Government and the
security services. Herald
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