State Media – Emmerson Mnangagwa says he has opened the avenue for dialogue with other political parties in Zimbabwe to ensure that they also have an input in the country’s governance discourse.

Further, the Head of State and Government and Commander-in- Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces said the fiscal and monetary policies introduced by Government were already yielding positive fruits.

President Mnangagwa said this while officially opening the inaugural session of the Zimbabwe-Botswana Bi-National Commission in Harare yesterday.
So far two meetings involving political parties that participated in the July 30 2018 general elections had been held.

Four committees were set at the last meeting and they are expected to report their feedback today.
“My administration continues to push for greater national peace, unity and harmony and cohesion,” said President Mnangagwa.
“Fully aware that a nation at peace with itself is a nation that can achieve socio economic development.

As such, a national dialogue platform has been established to allow a broader cross section of the political players to express their views and input into the governance discourse of this country. We are therefore committed to dialogue at home, across the entire region and beyond. Together we shall create a new reality for our people.The Herald