ZCC Welcomes Tagwirei’s Senate Appointment and Urges Him to Serve Zimbabwe
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At a glance
- Businessman Kudakwashe Tagwirei joined Zimbabwe’s Parliament after taking his oath as one of 10 new senators on Sept. 1.
- The Zion Christian Church praised his business and community work and said his experience could contribute to economic policy.
- The church urged Tagwirei to promote economic empowerment, entrepreneurship and employment during his Senate term.
The Zion Christian Church has welcomed Kudakwashe Tagwirei’s entry into Zimbabwe’s Senate, saying his experience in business could help shape national economic policy.
Tagwirei was among 10 new senators sworn in on Sept. 1. In a message issued on behalf of ZCC leader Bishop Dr Nehemiah Mutendi, the church praised Tagwirei’s contributions to business and community initiatives.
From the world of business to communities, you have demonstrated that true leadership is not measured only by what one achieves, but by the opportunities one creates.
The church said his leadership should be measured not only by what he had achieved, but also by the opportunities he had created for others. “From the world of business to communities, you have demonstrated that true leadership is not measured only by what one achieves, but by the opportunities one creates,” it said.
May God grant you wisdom, courage and discernment as you serve our nation.
The ZCC urged the newly appointed senator to apply his experience and vision to economic empowerment, entrepreneurship and job creation. His private-sector background could influence parliamentary debates on investment, economic growth and employment, while his philanthropic and community involvement also drew praise.
The church asked God to guide Tagwirei in his new responsibilities. “May God grant you wisdom, courage and discernment as you serve our nation,” it said, wishing him “a distinguished and impactful tenure in the Senate.”
Congratulations once again, Senator. We wish you a distinguished and impactful tenure in the Senate.
Originally published by AllAfrica Zimbabwe in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.