Terrence Mawawa|A ZIMBABWEAN pastor based in Papua New
Guinea has praised President Emmerson Mnangagwa for promoting peace and tolerance in Zimbabwe.

Anglican Church priest Reverend Nicholas Mukaronda, who has been in the country for the past 10 days, yesterday said Mnangagwa’s leadership has been unifying and not divisive.
“I think for a Head of State and Government, hate speech has not been part of his language.

In the past it used to come from the top hence informing the general society,” said Rev Mukaronda.
Since Mnangagwa assumed power
in November last year, he has been
consistent in his call for peace, love and unity and has taken deliberate steps to re-engage and amend frosty relations with other countries but political observers believe the Zanu PF leader is playing political games.

“The signals that are coming are that there are some important intangibles that are happening at the moment. We can’t physically touch or see them but there is a shift towards the future. There is what seems to be a shift where the (Zanu-PF) Politburo
and Government are no longer one thing,” he said.