"President Mnangagwa Ushered A New Political Culture Into The Country"

Information Publicity and Broadcasting Services secretary, Mr Ndabaningi Nick Mangwana, has said that President Emmerson Mnangagwa ushered a new political culture in Zimbabwe. He said that this is manifest in the reforms the president is leading and in the way citizens interact among themselves and with the State.

Mangwana said that since Mnangagwa’s ascendancy to power in 2017, the president has been opening lines of mutual dialogue with victims of Gukurahundi, traditional leaders, civic society, churches, political parties, the media and industry. Mangwana writes:

. . .President Mnangagwa began a process of broaching arguably the most unpleasant of taboos of our young nation — the Gukurahundi issue, that had long been spoken of in hushed tones.

Part of the change in Zimbabwe’s political approach under President Mnangagwa was him opening discussions about Gukurahundi (and related subjects such as marginalisation).

With that single act of candour, President Mnangagwa opened the way for national discourse and introspection and a healing process that will ensure that the country is at peace with itself

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The Information Secretary also said that the president moved from his predecessor’s stance on the international community. He said that Mnangagwa has been reaching out to previously hostile Western countries resulting in the launch of a formal dialogue with the European Union and efforts to reconnect with the United States of America. He added:

Relations with the US are thawing at a decent pace, resulting in increased cooperation in sectors that will benefit Zimbabweans at large.

More: The Herald