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Mnangagwa says Zimbabweans must enjoy Christmas holidays responsibly
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As Zimbabweans come together to celebrate Christmas and prepare for the New Year, President Emmerson Mnangagwa has extended heartfelt wishes to the nation, urging citizens to embrace the festive spirit responsibly and with unity.
In a message delivered from State House over the weekend, President Mnangagwa expressed optimism for Zimbabwe's future, encouraging all Zimbabweans to celebrate safely, particularly those travelling during the holidays.
"On my own behalf, that of Government, and indeed my family, I wish all fellow citizens, at home and abroad, a Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2025. May the New Year ahead bring hope and greater prosperity for our motherland, Zimbabwe," said the President.
The President emphasized the importance of Christmas as a time for family, unity, and spirituality, underscoring Zimbabwe's cultural richness and community spirit.
"From Zambezi to Limpopo, from Plumtree to Mutare, and across the most remote villages in our country, we sing with pride one national anthem and fly one national flag. We are diverse, but one," he said.
He highlighted the nation's commitment to unity and inclusivity, reflecting on the recent issuance of Deeds of Transfer to beneficiaries of the Land Reform Programme. This move empowers over 23,500 A2 and 360,000 A1 farmers, unlocking the value of land and solidifying Zimbabweans' connection to their heritage.
President Mnangagwa linked the festive celebrations to National Unity Day, urging citizens to honor the historic Accord of 1987. He reiterated the importance of patriotism, peace, and unity as key drivers of Zimbabwe's development and Vision 2030 agenda.
"Unity, patriotism, peace, love, and respect remain indispensable values in the country's development matrix. Never, never, never again, should anything ever divide us. United we must stand, strong and solid as the walls of Great Zimbabwe, from which we derive our nation's name," he said.
The President expressed hope for continued progress in 2025, urging Zimbabweans to work together at all levels - village, provincial, and industrial - to achieve Vision 2030.
"Hand-in-hand, in unity, from village to the provincial level; sector-by-sector and industry-by-industry, Vision 2030 shall surely become a reality," he affirmed.
Across the nation, Zimbabweans are celebrating the holiday season with joy and optimism, reflecting the country's enduring traditions of unity and spirituality. As the New Year approaches, the President's call for responsible celebration serves as a reminder of the shared commitment to progress and national pride.
With the President's message resonating throughout the country, Zimbabweans are set to embrace 2025 with renewed hope and determination to build a prosperous and united nation.
In a message delivered from State House over the weekend, President Mnangagwa expressed optimism for Zimbabwe's future, encouraging all Zimbabweans to celebrate safely, particularly those travelling during the holidays.
"On my own behalf, that of Government, and indeed my family, I wish all fellow citizens, at home and abroad, a Merry Christmas and a prosperous 2025. May the New Year ahead bring hope and greater prosperity for our motherland, Zimbabwe," said the President.
The President emphasized the importance of Christmas as a time for family, unity, and spirituality, underscoring Zimbabwe's cultural richness and community spirit.
"From Zambezi to Limpopo, from Plumtree to Mutare, and across the most remote villages in our country, we sing with pride one national anthem and fly one national flag. We are diverse, but one," he said.
He highlighted the nation's commitment to unity and inclusivity, reflecting on the recent issuance of Deeds of Transfer to beneficiaries of the Land Reform Programme. This move empowers over 23,500 A2 and 360,000 A1 farmers, unlocking the value of land and solidifying Zimbabweans' connection to their heritage.
"Unity, patriotism, peace, love, and respect remain indispensable values in the country's development matrix. Never, never, never again, should anything ever divide us. United we must stand, strong and solid as the walls of Great Zimbabwe, from which we derive our nation's name," he said.
The President expressed hope for continued progress in 2025, urging Zimbabweans to work together at all levels - village, provincial, and industrial - to achieve Vision 2030.
"Hand-in-hand, in unity, from village to the provincial level; sector-by-sector and industry-by-industry, Vision 2030 shall surely become a reality," he affirmed.
Across the nation, Zimbabweans are celebrating the holiday season with joy and optimism, reflecting the country's enduring traditions of unity and spirituality. As the New Year approaches, the President's call for responsible celebration serves as a reminder of the shared commitment to progress and national pride.
With the President's message resonating throughout the country, Zimbabweans are set to embrace 2025 with renewed hope and determination to build a prosperous and united nation.
Source - The Herald
