50 junior officers graduate at Staff College

Columbus Mabika

Herald Reporter

Fifty junior officers graduated from the Zimbabwe Staff College on Friday morning after completing a five-month-long junior staff course.

The graduates included 11 students from countries in the region and 11 female officers.

Presiding at the ceremony, Defence Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri said the Government will continue to prioritise manpower development in the army to have a cutting-edge force that is capable of dealing with contemporary security threats.

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