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President mnangagwa to join regional leaders for angola’s 50th independence celebrations story by bruce chahwandazimbabwe will this tuesday join other progressive nations at angola’s 50th independence celebrations, a platform for deepening bilateral relations between the two nations in various sectors of the economy.The existing bilateral relations between zimbabwe and angola will see president emmerson mnangagwa joining other heads of state for the celebrations billed to take place in luanda.Zimbabwe’s ambassador to angola, thando madzvamuse, highlighted the significance of the event, describing it as a celebration of angola’s resilience and a platform to deepen cooperation.“angola is celebrating its 50th independence celebrations and president emmerson mnangagwa is expected this tuesday to join other leaders for the celebrations.
Angola attained its independence from the portuguese. The celebrations entrench the resilience of the people of angola,” he said.Angola has vast investment opportunities in the agricultural, commerce and education sectors where local business people can take advantage of through setting up business.“angola has everything for everyone, as its economy is mainly dependent on imports, with a population of 37 million people. There are opportunities in agriculture as we are witnessing several extension workers already in angola, same as educationists, and other technocrats. Supply of beef products is the low-hanging fruit, juices, among other products.
The zimbabwe national chamber of commerce is also visible this side and they can also push,” ambassador madzvamuse stated.Angola assisted zimbabwe during its liberation struggle, providing bases, training and ammunition to the country’s liberation fighters.Zimbabwe and angola have signed a number of memoranda of understanding, which give business people in both countries to exploit investment opportunities, riding on the existing cordial political and economic relations. Zimbabwe will this tuesday join other progressive nations at angola’s 50th independence celebrations, a platform for deepening bilateral relations between the two nations in various sectors of the economy.
The existing bilateral relations between zimbabwe and angola will see president emmerson mnangagwa joining other heads of state for the celebrations billed to take place in luanda. Zimbabwe’s ambassador to angola, thando madzvamuse, highlighted the significance of the event, describing it as a celebration of angola’s resilience and a platform to deepen cooperation. “angola is celebrating its 50th independence celebrations and president emmerson mnangagwa is expected this tuesday to join other leaders for the celebrations. Angola attained its independence from the portuguese. The celebrations entrench the resilience of the people of angola,” he said.
Angola has vast investment opportunities in the agricultural, commerce and education sectors where local business people can take advantage of through setting up business. “angola has everything for everyone, as its economy is mainly dependent on imports, with a population of 37 million people. There are opportunities in agriculture as we are witnessing several extension workers already in angola, same as educationists, and other technocrats. Supply of beef products is the low-hanging fruit, juices, among other products. The zimbabwe national chamber of commerce is also visible this side and they can also push,” ambassador madzvamuse stated. Angola assisted zimbabwe during its liberation struggle, providing bases, training and ammunition to the country’s liberation fighters.
Zimbabwe and angola have signed a number of memoranda of understanding, which give business people in both countries to exploit investment opportunities, riding on the existing cordial political and economic relations. Previous articleeducation milestone for southerton as first secondary school nears completionnext articlemount darwin author unmasks religious hypocrisy in new thriller source: zbc news
