Ndiweni "Sad" To See Mnangagwa In Rwanda
Dethroned Ntabazinduna Chief Nhlanhlayamangwe Ndiweni said that President Emmerson Mnangagwa should not have been invited to the Africa Green Revolution Forum (AGRF) 2022.
Ndiweni said Mnangagwa’s government has reduced Zimbabwe to a basket case in the region, hence, he should not have been invited to attend the forum.
The AGRF event was attended by various heads of State who included host President Paul Kagame, Mohamed Bazoum (Niger) and Philip Isdor Mpangho (Tanzania).
Ndiweni, who is based in the United Kingdom, also attended the event alongside other dignitaries from the West, among them former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and retired Ivory Coast footballer Didier Drogba. Said Ndiweni:
We note with great regret to see our President Mnangagwa here. We saw him in close proximity today and we were saddened because the government of Zimbabwe has let the people down on many fronts.
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When we talk to some organisations that deal with agriculture internationally, on a daily basis, they will have one answer that the current government of Zimbabwe has let the people and region down.
For a country that was known to be the breadbasket of southern Africa not to have a formidable footprint in this conference is telling the world that the country has gone off track.
Reports claim that Kagame told Mnangagwa to start convincing Zimbabweans that things were fine before he convinces the international community.
Kagame reportedly made the remarks on the sidelines of the event. | NewsDay
