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President Mnangagwa Swears in New Ministers at State House Ceremony

President Mnangagwa Swears in New Ministers at State House Ceremony

President Emmerson Mnangagwa administered the oath of office to Monica Mavhunga as the Minister of Veterans of the Liberation Struggle Affairs and Raj Modi as the Deputy Minister of Industry and Commerce during a ceremony held at State House in Harare on Wednesday morning.

The swearing-in ceremony marked the official induction of Mavhunga and Modi into their respective ministerial roles within the Zimbabwean government. Both appointments come at a crucial juncture for the nation, as it seeks to address various challenges and propel economic growth.

Monica Mavhunga, a seasoned figure within Zimbabwe’s political landscape, brings a wealth of experience to her new position as Minister of Veterans of the Liberation Struggle Affairs. With a background rooted in the liberation struggle, Mavhunga’s appointment underscores the government’s commitment to honoring the contributions and sacrifices of those who fought for Zimbabwe’s independence.

In her inaugural address, Minister Mavhunga expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve and pledged to uphold the interests of veterans and their families. She emphasized the importance of preserving the legacy of the liberation struggle while ensuring the welfare and well-being of those who participated in it.

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Meanwhile, Raj Modi, the newly appointed Deputy Minister of Industry and Commerce, brings a diverse skill set to his role, with a focus on fostering economic development and enhancing trade relations. His appointment reflects the government’s efforts to bolster Zimbabwe’s industrial sector and promote trade partnerships both regionally and internationally.

During his acceptance speech, Deputy Minister Modi outlined his vision for advancing industrial growth and emphasized the importance of innovation and investment in driving economic prosperity. He pledged to work tirelessly towards creating an enabling environment for businesses to thrive and contribute to Zimbabwe’s economic resurgence.

President Mnangagwa congratulated both Mavhunga and Modi on their appointments, expressing confidence in their abilities to fulfill their duties diligently and effectively. He reiterated the government’s commitment to promoting transparency, accountability, and good governance across all sectors.

The swearing-in ceremony concluded with well-wishes from attendees and a sense of optimism for the future as Zimbabwe continues its journey towards prosperity and stability under the leadership of President Mnangagwa’s administration.

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