Published: 08 June 2018

President Mnangagwa yesterday took a dig at the former Women's League boss Mrs Grace Mugabe for soiling the image of the league.

Mnangagwa was addressing the Zanu-PF Women's League National Assembly meeting at the party's headquarters in Harare.

"The perception created by the former women's leader that of hate speech before crowds should not come back again. My Government calls upon you to also promote good family virtues grounded on our African ubuntu/hunhu ethos," he said.

"My Government has put into motion various economic strategies that will see more opportunities, growth and productivity in the agriculture, mining and manufacturing sectors. I am fully cognisant of the need to implement strategies and mechanisms that move our society in general and women in particular from a position of limited opportunities to wider prospects, stability and self-sufficiency."

President Mnangagwa said he was aware of the land barons who were defrauding home seekers of their land especially women.

He said he would soon publish their names.

The law would also take its course.
- the herald

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