Key Points
- Zimbabwe honors individuals for preserving the independence legacy.
- Moses Gwarisa wins the Joshua Nkomo Legacy Award.
- Legacy awards recognize contributions in business, art, and politics.
In an effort to motivate future generations, the Zimbabwean government has recognized people and groups that have devoted their lives and resources to the nation’s independence.
Zimbabwe honors individuals for preserving independence legacy
The awards, called the Legacy Empowerment Awards, honor efforts in a variety of disciplines, including politics, business, and the arts. The honorees have shown a dedication to improving their communities and society at large, according to the organizers.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa stated that honoring exceptional accomplishments contributes to the preservation of Zimbabwe’s history and the memory of its struggle for independence in a speech delivered on his behalf by Charles Tavengwa, Minister of Harare Provincial Affairs and Devolution.
Mnangagwa stated, “We are gathered to honor the outstanding people who have dedicated their lives to preserving and furthering the legacy of the liberation struggle that gave rise to Zanu PF.”
“We honor their remarkable accomplishments and acknowledge their unwavering commitment to creating a better future for all Zimbabweans.”
According to News day, he underlined that the heritage Empowerment Awards are an essential instrument for conserving the heritage of the liberation fight, pointing out that the nation honors the hardships and sacrifices that led to freedom by honoring people who have made a difference.
According to Mnangagwa, the honorees’ legacy is a potent reminder of how one person’s deeds can influence and inspire future generations.
“While we honor the outstanding accomplishments of our predecessors, we also recognize the significant influence each of our winners has had on their communities, families, and industries,” he stated.
“Their legacy is a potent reminder that our choices, deeds, and accomplishments can influence and mold the lives of those who follow us.”
Mnangagwa stated, “The recipients have shown a commitment to making a positive impact, whether through their personal lives or professional work.”
“We are proud to celebrate their success today, and their professional accomplishments serve as an inspiration to all of us.”
Vapostori leader Moses Gwarisa wins Joshua Nkomo Legacy Award
The Joshua Nkomo Patriotic Legacy Award was given to Madzibaba Moses Gwarisa, the head of Vapostori and MaZion for ED.
Gwarisa stated in a statement following the award that he was honored to be acknowledged for his support of Zimbabwe’s ruling party.
“We are grateful to God for Legacy TV’s recognition of our role in bringing people together and rallying support for President Mnangagwa and Zanu PF during the previous elections,” Gwarisa remarked.
“Zanu PF and Vapostori are one.” As indigenous churches, we will keep up our efforts to promote harmony and cooperation with the ruling party,” he continued.
