By A Correspondent

In his State of the Nation Address at the New Parliament Building on Tuesday, President Emmerson Mnangagwa outlined his administration’s commitment to addressing Zimbabwe’s economic challenges and improving public health services.

“We are putting measures in place to resolve the economic challenges,” Mnangagwa stated, emphasizing the government’s proactive approach to revitalizing the economy. He acknowledged the pressing issues affecting citizens but reassured them of ongoing efforts to stabilize and enhance economic conditions.

Mnangagwa detailed specific initiatives aimed at stimulating growth and fostering a conducive environment for investment. “Our focus is on creating jobs and ensuring sustainable economic development,” he added, highlighting the importance of infrastructure and policy reforms in achieving these goals.

In addition to economic matters, Mnangagwa addressed concerns surrounding health services in the country. “There is no need to panic; the government is working tirelessly to deliver standard health services,” he assured the public. This statement comes in light of increasing apprehension regarding healthcare access and quality amid ongoing economic struggles.

The government’s commitment to improving health services is reflected in various initiatives aimed at enhancing the capacity of medical facilities and ensuring that essential medicines are available. “We are prioritizing the health sector because a healthy nation is a productive nation,” Mnangagwa emphasized, pointing out that the government’s health strategies are integral to overall national development.