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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has in terms of the Defence Act promoted 24 Zimbabwe National Army lieutenant colonels to colonel with effect from 20 December 2023, reported <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/president-promotes-24-colonels/">Chronicle</a>.
The promoted colonels are: T Marufu, S Chidemo, FBM Rwizi, S Moyo, BB Malamba, J Derera, S Sibanda, J Mabheka, A Makaripe, L Msipa, N Mbinya, J Mabaya, G Mwagura, N Mandaza, S Taderera, INW Nyathi, L Makomichi, S Murombo, W Mnagwiro, M Muza, I Mukaro, G Mangisi, TC Nyagura and S Mlalazi.
They were conferred with the new ranks at an investiture ceremony presided over by the Chief of Staff Administration Staff, Major-General Emmanuel Matatu, held at Josiah Magama Tongogara Barracks on Wednesday.
Speaking on behalf of Commander Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) Lieutenant-General Anselem Nhamo Sanyatwe, Major-General Matatu said:
<blockquote>
This promotion reflects your true dedication and distinguished service to the organisation over many years.
You have consistently demonstrated strong leadership, professionalism in your work and unwavering commitment to the organisation’s goals.
This well-deserved recognition is a testament to your exemplary contributions and underscores the trust and confidence placed in you by your leadership.
As you embark on your new role may this honour serve to re-energise you and inspire you to continue guiding the organisation from strength to strength.
Your proven track record gives us every confidence that under your direction, new heights of excellence and achievement will be scaled…
Remember, as a leader you must have the ability to inspire, foster teamwork, direct and manage your teams to attain organisational goals.
You have to train your subordinates and manage their careers as well as understand their capabilities and needs.
You should earn their respect and be exemplary in all you do.
</blockquote>
Major-General Matatu told the colonels that economic hardships and limited resources should not limit the aspirations adding that challenging economic circumstances are temporary.
The ZNA faces constraints in terms of funding, equipment, and training resources. This had negatively its ability to maintain and upgrade military infrastructure, such as barracks and training facilities, as well as ensuring efficient logistics support.
Last month China delivered an assortment of military equipment to Zimbabwe, including armoured fighting vehicles and machine guns worth US$28 million
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President Mnangagwa Promotes 24 Colonels

Former Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) Director Ordinance, Colonel Shakeman Terrence Chizengwe, retired from the military penniless after he refused to go through a disciplinary hearing.
Chizengwe chose to leave the service without terminal benefits after years in the military to avoid General Court Martial.
While the facts regarding his dismissal remain unknown, Chizengwe had two options at law.
He could either have gone through prosecution or retired without benefits.
The ZNA said Chizengwe chose to retire without benefits after he filed a High Court application insisting that he had rights to a pension.
In his opposing application, Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) commander General Philip Valerio Sibanda argued that Chizengwe did not deserve a pension. Sibanda submitted:
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Sight must not be lost of the fact that this matter is borne out of Chizengwe’s acts of misconduct … More curiously, he does not deny that he was facing credible allegations of misconduct.
He does not deny that the recommendation that he be subjected to a General Court Martial trial was justified.
He has no problem with the fact that the proceedings were held in confidence, which thus protects his integrity through non-disclosure of the facts and allegations forming charges of misconduct he was facing.
</blockquote>
Sibanda said Chizengwe was offered an extension of six months in employment if he wished to undergo a court-martial.
He said the former colonel declined the offer but Chizengwe told the High court that he was forced to retire.
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ZNA Colonel Leaves Service Penniless

Full statement by Colonel Alphios Makotore, Director Army Public Relations, on the promotion of nine lieutenant colonels to colonels by Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa.
<h2>NINE COLONELS PROMOTED</h2>
The Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa has promoted nine lieutenant colonels to colonels.
The promotions were made in terms of Section 15 (1)(b) of the Defence Act (Chapter 11:02) and effective from 25 March 2022.
The promoted Colonels are Augustine Ruwambara, Chakaipa Mukuna, Job Mugazambi, Clemence Macheka, Nuna Bornaventure Ncube, Simbarashe Zhou, Clady Mapepa, Rita Mkandla and Kudzanai Mautsa.
They were conferred the new rank by the Chief of Staff Administration Staff, Major General Emmanuel Matatu at an investiture ceremony held at Josiah Magama Tongogara Barracks on Wednesday, 30 March 2022.
Major General Matatu who was standing in for Commander Zimbabwe National Army, Lieutenant General David Sigauke commended the senior officers for diligently executing their duties in the ZNA, hence their promotion. Said Major General Emmanuel Matatu:
<blockquote>
Your hard work has been rewarded. The Command Element has seen in you the fundamental qualities and attributes of military leadership at the senior level.
Recognition for such an esteemed rank and appointments does not come through ambitious individual lobbying, pitching and posturing but comes as a result of a thorough and exhaustive assessment.
</blockquote>
Major General Matatu added that the onus is now upon the promoted colonels to diligently and professionally discharge their duties in the new capacities and enhanced status.
On behalf of the promoted colonels, Colonel Nuna Bornaventure Ncube thanked Commander ZNA for giving him and his colleagues well-deserved recognition.
He promised that they were going to remain loyal to both the organisation and the country
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President Mnangagwa Promotes Nine Colonels