In his address, President Mnangagwa is anticipated to detail the current economic, political, and social landscape, while highlighting the milestones achieved by the Second Republic.
The event, which is set to be a vibrant affair, will be attended by top figures including Chief Justice Luke Malaba and judges from the Constitutional, Supreme, and High Courts, along with service chiefs, industry leaders, and diplomats accredited to Zimbabwe.
Great Dykers will be able to follow the proceedings through Ya FM radio and social media platforms.
Clerk of Parliament Mr. Kennedy Chokuda confirmed yesterday that all preparations for the President’s address were in place.
“The State of the Nation Address and the official opening of Parliament is a constitutional requirement, and all necessary arrangements have been made for His Excellency, the President to address Parliament tomorrow (today),” Mr. Chokuda said.
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He added that the President is expected to outline the legislative agenda for the session running from October 2024 to October 2025, which will include several Bills currently before Parliament.
One key Bill is the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill, which was referred back to Parliament and is ready for gazetting.
Economist Dr. Prosper Chitambara said he hopes the address will emphasize the need to consolidate improvements in the ease of doing business and ensure Zimbabwe remains competitive for investment, while Kwekwe-based lawyer Mr. Valentine Mutatu called for a focus on policies promoting investment and resolving disputes in courts.
Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers president Mr. Denford Mutashu noted the need for more support from the Government, particularly in improving business conditions and revising policy measures like the current US$2,000 cash limit for travellers, which he believes hampers SMEs.
Political analyst Mr. Goodwine Mureriwa said he expects the President to focus on infrastructural development and provide momentum for the upcoming National Development Strategy 2.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa will today open the Second Session of the 10th Parliament, where he is expected to outline the government’s legislative agenda and deliver the State of the Nation Address (SONA) to a joint sitting of the National Assembly and Senate.
In his address, President Mnangagwa is anticipated to detail the current economic, political, and social landscape, while highlighting the milestones achieved by the Second Republic.
The event, which is set to be a vibrant affair, will be attended by top figures including Chief Justice Luke Malaba and judges from the Constitutional, Supreme, and High Courts, along with service chiefs, industry leaders, and diplomats accredited to Zimbabwe.
Great Dykers will be able to follow the proceedings through Ya FM radio and social media platforms.
Clerk of Parliament Mr. Kennedy Chokuda confirmed yesterday that all preparations for the President’s address were in place.
“The State of the Nation Address and the official opening of Parliament is a constitutional requirement, and all necessary arrangements have been made for His Excellency, the President to address Parliament tomorrow (today),” Mr. Chokuda said.
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*The countdown is on! From November 7-9, 2024, experience the thrilling 320km Nedbank Tour De Great Dyke. Ride through Zimbabwe’s iconic Great Dyke and help support underprivileged children while promoting wellness. Join the adventure and change lives! For business partnership opportunities, contact Chenai at 077 926 6624 *
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He added that the President is expected to outline the legislative agenda for the session running from October 2024 to October 2025, which will include several Bills currently before Parliament.
One key Bill is the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill, which was referred back to Parliament and is ready for gazetting.
Economist Dr. Prosper Chitambara said he hopes the address will emphasize the need to consolidate improvements in the ease of doing business and ensure Zimbabwe remains competitive for investment, while Kwekwe-based lawyer Mr. Valentine Mutatu called for a focus on policies promoting investment and resolving disputes in courts.
Confederation of Zimbabwe Retailers president Mr. Denford Mutashu noted the need for more support from the Government, particularly in improving business conditions and revising policy measures like the current US$2,000 cash limit for travellers, which he believes hampers SMEs.
Political analyst Mr. Goodwine Mureriwa said he expects the President to focus on infrastructural development and provide momentum for the upcoming National Development Strategy 2.
