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Fengu praises Mnangagwa
18 Apr 2018 at 09:07hrs | Views
Zanu PF youth member Fidelis Fengu has started praising President Emmerson Mnangagwa after returning from his sabatical fgrom politics since the era of Robert Mugabe.
"One thing I learnt recently about a man i have known for 13 years is that he cares about the disadvantaged and takes their issues seriously. The President of the Republic of Zimbabwe has plans to move disability from being a welfare issue to being an economic issue, thus giving it the priority it requires, and empowerment that persons with disabilities are crying for," he said.
"We have started the process of organising a get together for the People with disability community and the President, we have also requested that the Disability Act goes before cabinet and parliament immediately among other things."
"I know the commander in chief of persons with disabilities Cde. Rowdy G Mabaudhi Papuchi will keep pushing, and knocking down hurdles till what needs to be achieved is achieved."
He said Zimbabweans have a right to demonstrate and protest on issues that are dear to them, but he feel persons with disabilities need to give ED a chance, listen to his speech on independence day and he has great plans for the disability community and the care givers.
"Finally simukai tiverengane, tosangana pa ground, this election is a make or break situation, its an election that will have a huge bearing on the trajectory of the nation," he said.
"One thing I learnt recently about a man i have known for 13 years is that he cares about the disadvantaged and takes their issues seriously. The President of the Republic of Zimbabwe has plans to move disability from being a welfare issue to being an economic issue, thus giving it the priority it requires, and empowerment that persons with disabilities are crying for," he said.
"We have started the process of organising a get together for the People with disability community and the President, we have also requested that the Disability Act goes before cabinet and parliament immediately among other things."
He said Zimbabweans have a right to demonstrate and protest on issues that are dear to them, but he feel persons with disabilities need to give ED a chance, listen to his speech on independence day and he has great plans for the disability community and the care givers.
"Finally simukai tiverengane, tosangana pa ground, this election is a make or break situation, its an election that will have a huge bearing on the trajectory of the nation," he said.
Source - Byo24News
