Mnangagwa vows to maintain Zimbabwe’s natural resource policies
Mnangagwa made the remarks while addressing the 2026.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe has pledged to uphold the nation's natural resource policies. Mnangagwa assured that the government will not reverse its approach of transforming its natural wealth into opportunities for its citizens. He emphasized that exporting Africa's first consignment of locally processed lithium sulphate was a significant milestone in the continent's journey of benefiting from minerals.
This process not only generated jobs but also ensured that more value remained within the country. Speaking at the 2026 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Moment, Mnangagwa stressed the importance of harnessing the country's abundant natural resources for value addition and beneficiation at the source. He firmly believes that these policies will contribute to achieving the SDG agenda.
Mnangagwa's administration is actively creating and expanding new opportunities for prosperity, ensuring that the country's wealth brings sustainable benefits to communities and the overall economy.
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