Mozambique: 2,259 girls rescued from premature unions since 2019
10:15 – Namibian Vice President arrives leading a delegation that include former Presidents Sam Nujoma. Also just arriving is Mozambique President Felipe Nyusi who says Mozambique is with the people of Zimbabwe in this transition.
President Lungu arrived in the company of former President Kenneth Kaunda. President Lungu hails the manner in which Zimbabwe conducted its transition, saying it shows the growth of democracy in Zimbabwe and the SADC region at large. Former Zambian President Rupiah Banda is also part of the delegation
10:00- Botswana President Ian Khama is the first Head of State to arrive. He says he expects to strengthen relations with Zimbabwe and its new administration.
President Khama was followed by Zambia President Edgar Lungu.
09:50- First to arrive was South Africa’s Minister of Telecommunications and Postal Services Siyabonga Cwele.
09:40 – At the RG Mugae International Airport, three Cabinet Ministers arrived early to welcome foreign dignitaries coming for the inauguration of incoming President Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa. The Ministers are Cdes Patrick Chinamasa, Kembo Mohadi and Lazarus Dokora.
President-designate and Zanu-PF First Secretary Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa will today be sworn-in as the country’s Head of State and Government and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces with several SADC leaders here to witness the occasion.
@hobson post @Count Evans members of the opposition, Tsvangirai, Mujuru, & African head of states, HE Lungu, HE Nyusi, HE Khama, among other guests have just taken their seats at the national sports stadium executive tent! The stadium is in jubilant mood!
— COSTA JANSEN (@costahcostah) November 24, 2017
Witnessing history! Just meters away is President Lungu, President Khama, President Nyusi, former Presidents… https://t.co/2wGtlHgxRN
— Maynard Manyowa (@iAmKudaMaynard) November 24, 2017
Mozambican President Felippe Nyusi also part of the proceedings #Inauguration #Zimbabwe @SwedeninMZ @mozambicanos
— ZANU PF (@ZANUPF_Official) November 24, 2017
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