Provide a highly professional land force capable of carrying out its Constitutional Mandate.
To defend the sovereignity, territorial integrity and national interests of Zimbabwe and to contribute to international peace and security
Loyalty
Professionalism
Patriotism
Integrity
Unity of purpose
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The Zimbabwe National Army is recruiting suitably qualified candidates to be trained as Officer Cadets to fill existing vacancies.
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Shelon Mudhara
The Chief of Staff Quartermaster Staff, Major General Hlanganani Tapson Dube has described training as the barometer through which the Army measures its combat readiness. Major General Hlanganani Dube made the remarks while officiating at the Demonstration of a Static Brigade
Makahwi Zenas
Refurbishment of old institutional and residential accommodation as well as repairing of ablution facilities is key for the organisation's development, the Chief of Staff Quartermaster Staff Major General Hlanganani Dube has said.
Major General Dube said this when he made a follow-up visit to 33 Reserve Force Battalion in Chipinge and 31 Combat Group in Mutare from 31 January to 01 February 2023.
Staff Reporter
The Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) has unanimously adopted business resolutions that came out during a seminar with various business suppliers held at the Zimbabwe Institute of Public Administration and Management (ZIPAM) on 16 May 2023.
The ZNA organised the seminar after realising that the current business environment obtaining in the country had become volatile and unpredictable. The increase in prices of goods and services had almost become uncontrollable creating a fertile ground
Biola Siqhoza and Chariot Mbizi
The Commander Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA) Lieutenant General David Sigauke, officiated at two separate recruit passing-out parades that took place at Imbizo Barracks and Ngezi Barracks on 5 and 6 April 2023, respectively.
A total of 1975 recruits comprising1639 males and 336 females completed the Basic Military Training Course at Imbizo Barracks while 808 recruits comprising 661male and 147 female recruits
The Commander in Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces Cde Emmerson Mnangagwa saluted the Zimbabwe Defence Forces and the security sector a whole for laying the foundation to forge ahead and become a middle-income economy in support of the vision 2030.
In his speech at the main celebrations in Mount Darwin, President Emmerson Mnangagwa said Zimbabwe's territorial integrity and sovereignty remained secure due to the unflinching patriotism and vigilance of the brave members of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces and the security sector as a whole.
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