Mutsvangwa meets Manica governor
THE Minister of State for Manicaland Provincial Affairs Cde Monica Mutsvangwa was in Mozambique on Wednesday, where she was scheduled to meet the Governor of Manica Province, Cde Alberto Ricardo Mondlane, and a delegation from the ruling Frelimo party.
Cde Mutsvangwa told The Herald on Wednesday that her visit would help strengthen greater interaction and cooperation between Manicaland and Manica provinces.
The enduring relations between Zimbabwe and Mozambique were forged during the liberation struggle.
Cde Mutsvangwa’s delegation was made up of businesspeople, captains of industry and Government officials.
“When the President, Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa, visited Mozambique last week, it was observed that while the two THERE is need to set up anti-domestic violence councils across the country to educate people on issues of gender-based violence (GBV), while stepping up efforts to eliminate the vice, a senior police officer has said.
Manicaland Provincial Victim Friendly Unit department officer Inspector Fordreck Muchandibaya said little was being done to come up with measures that minimised or put an end to GBV. countries share a rich history, military and social relations, not much has been done on the economic front,” she said.
“It was against that background that my Mozambican counterpart invited me over so that we could sit down and explore a number of ways and ventures that can benefit the two Manica provinces,” said Cde Mutsvangwa.
“The visit also presents an opportunity for us to cement our existing relations and map the future that benefits the two countries and improve standards of living for the people.
“We have a business delegation from Zimbabwe, which will be looking for investment opportunities and partnerships with their Mozambican counterparts. We are going there to enhance economic cooperation.”