ZANU PF is today hosting a National Multi-Faith Economic Dialogue at its party headquarters in Harare, bringing together political leaders, business figures, and religious representatives.
Emmerson Mnangagwa and Vice President Constantino Chiwenga are expected to attend the event, which is framed as a platform to discuss economic development from a faith-based perspective.
Notably, businessmen Wicknel Chivhayo and Kudakwashe Tagwirei are listed on the programme as guest speakers, each allocated 15 minutes to deliver remarks. Both are known for their close ties to the ruling party and their influence in state-linked business affairs.
The event, which blends religious engagement with economic discourse, appears aimed at showcasing unity between government, faith groups, and key business stakeholders. However, the inclusion of controversial figures has already drawn public attention and may raise questions about the messaging and objectives behind the gathering.
The dialogue is expected to feature prayers, speeches, and presentations under themes of economic revival, national unity, and moral responsibility.
This is a developing story. Further updates will follow as the event unfolds.
