President Emmerson Mnangagwa today commissioned the 10MW New Glovers Solar Plant in Munyati, Kwekwe, signaling Zimbabwe’s commitment to green energy and tackling power shortages. During the event, President Mnangagwa issued a strong warning against corruption and the vandalism of energy infrastructure, emphasizing that such acts are detrimental to national development.
His remarks come amid recurring reports of individuals in influential offices demanding bribes from investors, both local and foreign. The President stressed that anyone involved in stealing cables, vandalizing infrastructure, or soliciting bribes is an ‘enemy of development.’ He urged Zimbabweans, including those in the diaspora, to invest in strategic national projects and called upon local authorities to reserve land for energy and technology parks.
Key Players Involved
- President Emmerson Mnangagwa: Commissioned the solar plant and delivered a strong message against corruption and vandalism.
- Investors: Both local and foreign investors have reportedly faced demands for bribes.
- Public Officials: Implicated in alleged corruption during investment processes.
Event Timeline
- Friday, May 23, 2026: President Mnangagwa commissioned the 10MW New Glovers Solar Plant in Munyati, Kwekwe.
