The four are Brigadier-Generals Godfrey Mutetse, David
Nyasha, David Moyo and Charles Mashava.
Conferring the new ranks on the quartet, Zimbabwe National
Army commander, Lieutenant-General Edzai Chimonyo said the promotion was based
on a number of factors.
“Your promotion came as a result of a number of
considerations among which are merit, distinguished service, consistent
dutifulness, hard work, loyalty and patriotism,” he said.
“You are therefore reminded that the promotion to the rank
of a brigadier general is a sign of goodwill, trust and confidence that the
President and command element have accorded you. In this regard, you are
henceforth encouraged to uphold your exemplary leadership principles,
professionalism and military expertise that you have acquired over your entire
service for the betterment of Zimbabwe.”
Lt-Gen Chimonyo reminded the newly-promoted Brigadier
Generals that their promotion came with more responsibilities.
“Promotion to the next rank always comes with an increase
and surge in responsibilities thus your promotion marks a turning point and
transition from experience, duties and responsibilities of senior officers to
those of general officers in the defence forces,” he said
“In this vein, the organisation trusts that by assigning
and entrusting you with such prestigious and enviable badges of rank, you shall
reciprocate the gesture by thoroughly and professionally performing your given
tasks and assignments while responding to the dictates of your new offices.”
He added that the economic situation in the country was
poised for an upward trajectory that required patriotic and loyal people. Brig-Gen
Moyo expressed gratitude to President Mnangagwa for the promotion.
“We sincerely express gratitude to the President for this
promotion. We promise to continue working hard for this great nation,” he said.
Herald
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