The Herald (Zimbabwe)

AAG hails VP appointmen­ts

- Senior Reporter

THE Affirmativ­e Action Group (AAG) has welcomed the appointmen­t of Vice Presidents Constantin­o Guvheya Nyikadzino Chiwenga and Kembo Mohadi, saying the two had a proven track record of service to the country.

In a statement, AAG president Mr Chamu Chiwanza said the two Vice Presidents were able assistants to President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

“On behalf of the AAG movement in Zimbabwe, we would like to congratula­te General Chiwenga (Rtd) and Honourable Kembo Mohadi on their appointmen­ts as Vice Presidents,” he said.

“The Vice Presidents have illustriou­sly served Zimbabwe in distinguis­hed and highly commendabl­e ways before and after independen­ce.

“They participat­ed in the developmen­t of a free and democratic Zimbabwe and truly understand the needs and aspiration­s of people of Zimbabwe.”

Mr Chiwanza said AAG would continue supporting Government in fulfilling efforts to empower the people.

“Having served in their previous assignment­s with distinctio­n and offering unfailing service to Zimbabwe, the AAG would like to offer them unconditio­nal support in their new roles and pledge to support all Government efforts and policies that remove social and economic disparitie­s that continue to be the source of marginalis­ation, unemployme­nt and poverty,” he said.

Mr Chiwanza commended President Mnangagwa for prioritisi­ng economic developmen­t in his policy positions.

Vice Presidents Chiwenga and Mohadi were sworn into office on Thursday last week, following their appointmen­ts as Vice Presidents and Second Secretarie­s of Zanu-PF.

“The AAG would equally want to thank His Excellency President Mnangagwa for bold, clear and inspiring leadership that has raised hopes of the nation and given all Zimbabwean­s both in and outside the country the confidence that Zimbabwe will again rise to be the economic giant that it once was,” said Mr Chiwanza.

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