Source: President hails country’s security forces | The Herald August 9, 2016
Herald Reporter
President Mugabe yesterday hailed the security forces for maintaining peace, law and order in the country a development which saw their services required in both regional and international peace support operations.
Addressing thousands of people gathered at the national shrine to mark the Heroes’ Day, President Mugabe said the security forces continued to raise the country’s flag high.
“When all is said and done, what is important is, in our circumstances, we have peace, law and order. And we praise our security forces for that,” said President Mugabe.
“We praise them for the calm there has been, the peace there has been.”
He said it was important to praise the security forces also for fulfilling international obligations by subscribing members to both regional and international peace support operations.
“Tine vanhu vanobva muchiuto, vanobva muchipurisa vanenge vachidiwa kunyika dzirikubatsirwa neUnited Nations kune maforces eUnited Nations. Kunojoina ikoko, saka tinopa international peace operations support under sadc, the African Union and the United Nations also. And in this way, they continue to raise the flag of Zimbabwean very high, makorokoto.”
The security forces will today celebrate the Defence Forces Day with a cocktail of activities throughout the country, with the main celebrations taking place at the National Sports Stadium in Harare.
The Commander-in-chief of the Defence Forces President Mugabe will give a key note address.
COMMENTS
He has to hail them, the thieving, corrupt, murderous dictator that he is, they are keeping him & his Zanu PF mafia in power. The time will come when all these b4574r6s will feel the full force of the Povo. Remember Romania & Libya, they can’t hold on to power forever, the REVOLUTION is coming, we have had enough of this evil tyranny we are living under.
Of course you hail them. They are the only thing between you and Chikarubi
I predict the day will come when Mugabe’s bones will be dug up and burned, along with all those of “heroes” acre. It was not a revolution; it was not for freedom; but a bank heist in disguise, pure and simple.