Online Reporter
President Mnangagwa is today expected to engage more than 10 000 children of veterans of Zimbabwe’s liberation struggle at a landmark interface in Harare, as the Government seeks to strengthen their participation in national development and empowerment initiatives.
The interface, being held at the Harare International Conference Centre under the theme “Veterans’ Children Safeguarding the Legacy and Advancing Vision 2030,” will focus on the role of the younger generation in carrying forward the legacy of the liberation struggle while contributing to Zimbabwe’s modernisation and industrialisation agenda.
The event is also expected to address youth empowerment, national governance and social challenges, including drug and substance abuse, with representatives from all provinces expected to attend.
Our Reporter, Wallace Ruzvidzo, will give you live updates.
Colour, energy as war vets’ children gather
The Harare International Conference Centre is coming alive with colour, energy and anticipation as thousands of children of liberation struggle veterans stream into the venue ahead of President Mnangagwa’s arrival.
The gathering is marked by a vibrant mix of party regalia, national colours, music and animated conversations, with groups arriving from different provinces waving flags and exchanging greetings.
Excitement is building by the minute as attendees take their seats, sing and chant, creating a lively atmosphere.
