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Mnangagwa To Open Second Session Of 10th Parliament Today

5 months agoWed, 02 Oct 2024 09:39:22 GMT
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Mnangagwa To Open Second Session Of 10th Parliament Today

President Emmerson Mnangagwa is today set to open the Second Session of the 10th Parliament, where he will outline the legislative agenda for the upcoming period from October 2024 to October 2025.

The President will also deliver the State of the Nation Address to a joint session of the National Assembly and Senate.

In an interview with The Herald on Tuesday, Clerk of Parliament Kennedy Chokuda said that several bills, including the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill, will be part of the legislative agenda. Said Chokuda:

The State of the Nation Address and the official opening of Parliament is a requirement in terms of the Constitution of Zimbabwe and as a requirement of the Constitution, the Speaker of Parliament and the President of the Senate have made the duly necessary arrangements for His Excellency, the President to address Parliament tomorrow (today).

Our expectation, as usual, is that His Excellency, the President will lay out the legislative agenda for the incoming session from October 2024 to October 2025.

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And, basically, that will outline the issues that Parliament would be faced with during that session and that will include some Bills that are currently before Parliament that will need to be rolled over to the next session and any other new legislation that the President will outline.

There are some Bills that we believe will be rolled over into the next Session of Parliament.

I know for a fact that we have the Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill which has been referred back to Parliament.

It has now been brought back and has been submitted to Parliament so we are now ready to gazette it at any time, so definitely that one should be one of the Bills that will be coming to Parliament.

We also have several others that are still being attended to by the ministries so, yes there will be quite several Bills that will be rolled over.

Chokuda said the recently concluded session was the first for the 10th Parliament, where everyone was learning the ropes, adding that Parliament made efforts to equip its members for their roles and is committed to working diligently to pass legislation.

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9 Comments

very short SONA · 5 months ago
what will he say at the state of the nation address? "good day ladies and gentlemen, i would like like to say that the nation is in a hell of a state! thank you for coming and good night!" lol
7@$h!0n🎤 · 5 months ago
Famba ED !
Helter Skelter · 5 months ago
anofamba chiiko nhai hama, Zig radhakwa , nhasi ndabva kuPari hakuna kana stretcher nemaWheel chair, yet last week akapa machief 90 mota. Tiri kuenda kwatiri kubva
👀👀 · 5 months ago
l was listening to presidential debates in USA,paa pachitaurwa zvine musoro ipapo ,and zvizhinji zvakazadzikiswa ,hamutaure zvemberi musina kugadzirisa zves****,
Sir African · 5 months ago
This Chokuda guy has not been arrested after there was an outcry over the purchase of laptops which were selling fo USD 4300 each.Investigations stalled efforts to find out the owners were sabotage as the file woth the details of the owners the company went missing.
🏃‍♀️ Chi baby Che Zanu 🌊 · 5 months ago
AMEN MR PRESIDENT!!! 💪 POWER TO THE PEOPLE
@ndozvirevaa · 5 months ago
How come they are only going to focus on the upcoming period without addressing or talking about the failures of the previous period. Haa this parliament is now a circus zvoda kungovharwa toziva hedu kuti hatinaa paramende than wasting tax payers money on this rubbish of an event #ndozvirevaa #misplacedpriorities
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Enchanter · 5 months ago
So if something does not go according to your liking, you label it as being a circus?
Sir African · 5 months ago
Yes it haz always been a cirus.
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