The United Nations resident coordinator and UNDP resident representative in Zimbabwe,
Mr Bishow Parajuli, has hailed the new dispensation led by President Mnangagwa for creating a conducive environment for citizens to improve their lives.

Speaking at the sidelines of the International Day of Peace commemorations in Harare
yesterday, Mr Parajuli, said the new
dispensation should be commended for maintaining peace in the country, which he said would attract investors.
“The country’s economy has been bad during the past decades and the situation had deteriorated, but with the new dispensation, efforts are being made to improve the situation,” he said.
“Hopefully with the various changes being made in policies, there will be big element of attraction of investors, private sectors and
improvement of people’s lives.
“Zimbabwe is a peaceful country and
everyone should play a role in maintaining peace.”
Mr Parajuli said though there were certain areas of concern like gender-based violence, which needed to be addressed, President Mnangagwa’s Government was making efforts to reach out to communities with
basic needs.
Speaking at the same occasion, the National Peace and Reconciliation Commission (NPRC) chairperson Retired Justice Selo Masole Nare
said peace was a human right enhanced in the universal declaration of human rights- state media.