President Emmerson Mnangagwa has made a bold promise to the people of Zimbabwe: “I Will Feed You All.”

In a recent statement, Mnangagwa vowed that the Second Republic will ensure food security for all Zimbabweans, despite the challenges posed by the El Nino-induced drought.

This commitment comes at a critical time for Zimbabwe, which has been grappling with economic turbulence and food shortages. The El Nino-induced drought has exacerbated the situation, leaving many Zimbabweans struggling to access basic necessities.

Mnangagwa’s pledge is a beacon of hope for the nation. The Second Republic’s efforts to prioritize food security will focus on implementing sustainable agricultural practices, improving food distribution networks, and providing support to vulnerable communities.

As Zimbabwe navigates the challenges ahead, Mnangagwa’s commitment to food security serves as a powerful reminder of the government’s responsibility to its people. The success of this initiative will depend on collaborative efforts between the government, civil society, and international partners.

Will Mnangagwa’s promise be enough to alleviate Zimbabwe’s food crisis? Only time will tell, but for now, it’s a step in the right direction.