Good evening, Revolutionary Cadres,

The 2030 Agenda has served as a wake-up call for Zimbabweans, revealing its negative impact on our country and its people. Interestingly, it has also unintentionally united many citizens in support of General Chiwenga, with growing hope that he will take the reins as Zimbabwe’s next leader.

The current state of governance in Zimbabwe is deeply concerning. Issues such as the misallocation of funds toward unnecessary programs continue to plague the nation. It is essential to promote sound corporate governance practices, particularly within state-owned enterprises.

Zimbabwe’s state-owned enterprises have faced serious challenges, including poor performance, corruption, and a lack of transparency. Research indicates that weak governance structures and a lack of accountability are significant contributors to these issues.

The Zimbabwean government must prioritize transparency, accountability, and good governance by establishing clear guidelines that ensure the separation of powers and foster a culture of responsibility and fairness.

By addressing these governance issues, Zimbabwe can unlock its full potential and work toward a brighter future for all its people.

Thank you,
Gifford Gomwe