Mnangagwa lauds military loyalty amid economic hardships

August 15, 2024
7:11 AM

				
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has thanked the Zimbabwean military for remaining loyal to his rule as he pledged housing and car loan incentives to cushion members from a tough economy blamed on his poor administration by critics. Addressing Defence Forces Day at Rufaro Stadium, he announced non-monetary benefits, expanded transport, and a plan to construct 3,000 housing units for ZDF personnel. Mnangagwa, under fire from opponents for rampant rights violations on dissenters, said Zimbabwe under his administration “cherishes rights and freedoms” realised upon attainment of the country’s independence.
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