President Mnangagwa Meets Newly Appointed Ambassadors Designate
President Emmerson Mnangagwa this morning received a courtesy call from four ambassadors-designate, appointed in September 2025, at State House in Harare. The diplomats are set…
President Emmerson Mnangagwa this morning received a courtesy call from four ambassadors-designate, appointed in September 2025, at State House in Harare. The diplomats are set to represent Zimbabwe in key global capitals as part of government efforts to strengthen international relations and advance national interests abroad.
The envoys include Patrick Ronald Mutasa, who will assume duties as Ambassador to Cuba; Lovemore Mazemo, posted to South Africa; David Douglas Hamadziripi, who will take up his role in the United States of America; and Isaac Annanias Moyo, appointed Ambassador to the United Arab Emirates.
Their appointments are expected to bolster Zimbabwe’s diplomatic engagements in areas of trade, investment, and political cooperation. The courtesy visit precedes their departure to respective missions, where they are anticipated to carry forward the Second Republic’s re-engagement and engagement policy.
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