The Muslim community has pledged to support President Emmerson
Mnangagwa and the Zanu PF party in the forthcoming elections saying they
have been watching progress achieved in a few months by the new
administration and are encouraged by the economic reforms which are
critical not only for Zimbabwe but the entire region.
India, Pakistan, north African and middle eastern immigrants as well
as some indigenous Zimbabweans who make up the Muslim community in
Zimbabwe turned up in their numbers for the interactive meeting with the
country’s political leadership.
Minister of State for Harare Province Cde Miriam Chikukwa commended
the Muslim community for demonstrating their solidarity with the
government and the people of Zimbabwe.
A representative of the Muslim youths Munyaradzi Kuseri, a
representative of the Muslim business community Abudhabi Asali, Sheikh
Ishmael Duwa of the Muslim Supreme Council, Mufti Shuaib Asali
representing the Muslim community, Sister Zainab who was representing
the Muslim women and Mufti Ishmael Menk, a Muslim religious leader all
pledged support for President Mnangagwa in the forthcoming elections.
Muslim and Arab investors are keen to come and invest in Zimbabwe and
the representatives promised that they are not going to adopt the wait
and see attitude that is being exhibited by some quarters.
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