Jane Mlambo| Vice President, Kembo Mohadi has rallied Zimbabweans to be disciplined and corrupt free during the period the country is going through what he termed, the early stages of a radical economic transformation following a long period of economic stagnation and retrogressive development.

Mohadi made the remarks on Friday at the official launch of the pathways for peace initiative.

While the economy is choking due to a myriad of problems ranging from foreign currency shortages to price hikes, government has found the going tough as they battle to keep the country afloat.

Mohadi’s remarks seem to be government’s desperate plea for citizens to be optimistic of change in fortunes.

Most citizens have been hording basic commodities like cooking oil, flour and many others in anticipation of future shortages.