CHINHOYI is the centre of political attention today as thousands of Zanu PF delegates converge on Mashonaland West Province for the official opening of the party’s 23rd National People’s Conference, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa expected to set the tone for the party’s next phase of action.
Against the backdrop of the country’s Vision 2030 ambitions, the gathering at Chinhoyi University of Technology comes with a clear message: translating party resolutions into measurable results, accelerating economic development and deepening grassroots empowerment.
The conference follows a series of key party meetings, beginning with the Politburo on Tuesday and the Central Committee on Wednesday, both held in Harare.
With delegates now assembled in Chinhoyi, attention turns to the President’s address, the party’s priorities and the resolutions expected to shape its political and economic agenda.
Keep updating this story for the latest developments, key speeches, major announcements and the atmosphere on the ground as the official opening gets underway.
Chinhoyi comes alive
Chinhoyi has shed its usual pace, with a noticeable buzz of activity sweeping through the Mashonaland West provincial capital as delegates, party supporters and visitors converge for the 23rd Zanu PF National People’s Conference.
The town is alive with anticipation, with increased activity around Chinhoyi University of Technology, where preparations for the high-profile gathering are complete.
Beyond the conference grounds, the gathering has brought renewed business activity to the town, with accommodation providers, transport operators and traders among those benefiting from the influx of visitors.
All eyes are now on the conference venue, where President Mnangagwa is expected to officially open the gathering, with the party’s focus on translating resolutions into tangible results and advancing its Vision 2030 agenda.
