Zanu-PF’s economy-focused conference, which ended here
yesterday, has sent a loud message that the ruling party is “boldly on the
move”, First Secretary and President Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa has said.
In his rousing closing remarks at the party’s 17th Annual
National People’s Conference in Esigodini, Matabeleland South, which was themed
“Zimbabwe is open for business: Peace, unity towards an upper middle-income
economy by 2030”, Cde Mnangagwa declared that Zanu-PF was unstoppable in its
quest to deliver better livelihoods.
To huge cheers, Cde Mnangagwa — who is the Head of State
and Government, and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Forces — said: “Here is
the message from Esigodini. Those who have ears listen, those with eyes see:
Zanu-PF is boldly on the move.
“We have an appointment with our destiny and we will not
miss our destiny. Zanu-PF will not be distracted or destroyed, it will prosper.
“Prosperity for our beloved country and a better quality of
life of our people is inevitable and it is us who must achieve it.
“Musangano wedu, Zanu-PF, wava kufamba senzou. Ucharamba
uchiongofamba, uchingofamba, unchingofamba.
“Hapana unoumisa; tinoziva kwatinoda kuinda; tichafamba,
tigongofamba tichingofamba vanovukura vachingovukura.”
Cde Mnangagwa said the resolutions adopted by the
Conference marked a new era of implementation and development.
“All the resolutions were unequivocal and will certainly
strengthen and consolidate the correct line as well as our desire to grow and
modernise or revolutionary mass party,” he said. Sunday Mail
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