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President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday, 08 November challenged Zimbabwe’s diplomats to work hard to build a positive image of the country and not behave as if they are on holiday in foreign lands.
Addressing the country’s Ambassadors and Consul Generals at State House in Harare yesterday, President Mnangagwa said:
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I, therefore, challenge you to work harder to produce tangible outcomes and results that impact the overall growth of our country’s GDP and improved quality of life for our people.
Diplomatic stations are not holiday resorts; you must work and deliver traceable results for the country.
None but ourselves will build the Zimbabwe we all want. You must play your part.
Let us remain mindful that we are Zimbabweans in both thought and deeds. The Second Republic is about action and results.
I expect to see increased investments, tourists and trade coming to Zimbabwe from your countries of accreditation…
Our foreign policy remains deeply rooted in economic diplomacy, including building strong alliances at both bilateral and multilateral levels, boosting the country’s attractiveness by building its positive image to the outside world, increasing global visibility and strengthening capacity and resource mobilisation,” the President said.
As we consolidate these successes, you our diplomats have a duty to continue popularising and defending our policies and programmes, particularly that ‘Zimbabwe is open for business.’ Never be apologetic about who we are as Zimbabweans.
</blockquote>
Zimbabwe is seeking to deepen its relationship with the international community, particularly Western countries which imposed sanctions on the country after it embarked on the controversial land reform programme at the turn of the Millenium.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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President Mnangagwa Challenges Diplomats To Deliver Tangible Results

An unnamed diplomat from the United States Embassy, Harare, reportedly visited the ruling ZANU PF party last week to pledge Washington’s support for President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s administration.
According to ZANU PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa, the American government official visited the party’s offices and said the US will no longer back the opposition against the ruling party.
Mutsvangwa made the claim while addressing a ZANU PF Mashonaland West Provincial Coordinating Committee (PCC) meeting in Chinhoyi on Sunday. <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/us-diplomat-visits-zanu-pf-to-pledge-washingtons-support-for-mnangagwa-claims-mutsvangwa/">NewZimbabwe.com</a> quoted Mutsvangwa as saying:
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Let me tell you that three days ago, for the very first time, a top diplomat who was representing the Ambassador, who is yet to come, came to our ZANU PF party offices.
The diplomat said we have come because you are faced with elections, so we want to assure you that we have dug a hole in the ground and spat to say never again shall we side with only one party … this time around, all of your parties are equal.
America will accept the outcome of the 2023 harmonised elections expected to be held in a free and fair environment.
We as ZANU PF have maintained we are friends to all and enemies to none.
</blockquote>
Relations between the ZANU PF-led government and the United States became strained at the turn of the Millenium after Harare embarked on the fast-track land reform programme.

US Diplomat Visits ZANU PF And Pledges Washington's Support For ED, Claims Mutsvangwa

China has recalled six diplomats from the United Kingdom who police wanted to question over the alleged assault of a man while protesting outside the Chinese consulate in Manchester in October.
British foreign minister James Cleverly welcomed the removal of the officials, including the Consul General in Manchester.
Cleverly had raised British concern over the incident with Chinese diplomats.
British police had been investigating allegations that a protestor was beaten by several men after being dragged inside the grounds of the consulate in Manchester during a demonstration against Chinese President Xi Jinping.
On Wednesday Cleverly told reporters that the UK police had requested six Chinese officials waive diplomatic immunity so they could be questioned and the embassy had been informed. He said:
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We set a deadline that expired today, making it clear that we expected them to take action.
In response to our request, the Chinese government has now removed from the UK those officials, including the Consul General himself.
This demonstrates that our adherence to the rule of law, the seriousness with which we take (this) instance, has had an effect… it is right that the Chinese government has now removed these officials from the UK.
</blockquote>
| <a href="https://www.france24.com/en/europe/20221214-china-recalls-six-diplomats-from-uk-after-manchester-consulate-violence">France24</a>

China Recalls Six Diplomats From UK After Consulate Violence

Zimbabwe’s ambassadors will sign performance-based contracts starting in 2023 so that their performances will be measured.
This was said by the Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet Misheck Sibanda who was speaking at the ongoing retreat for diplomats and senior management in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade in Bulawayo. He said:
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In order to strengthen the work of diplomats in our foreign missions, Government is extending performance contracts to ambassadors so that their performance while abroad is measured starting in 2023.
</blockquote>
Sibanda added that the diplomats will be evaluated on a number of criteria that include the investment inflows into the country they generate and exports.
He said diplomats must vigorously market the country as a safe investment and tourist destination and explore markets for the country’s products.
Performance contracts were introduced in 2021 to objectively measure the performance of senior public officials in Government, that is, permanent secretaries of ministries, cabinet ministers, among others, as well as local authorities and heads of State-owned enterprises. | <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/performance-based-contracts-for-ambassadors/">The Herald</a>

Ambassadors To Sign Performance-based Contracts

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Sibusiso Moyo has said Zimbabwean diplomats who are working in foreign countries are not moving around in a manner fit for diplomats as they are using Ubers(taxis) to move around and he said the government was going to buy them vehicles no matter the costs.
Moyo was speaking to a German public international broadcaster Deutsche Welle when he said:
<blockquote>The conditions of our diplomats externally was really in a state of collapse because they were moving around in Ubers (taxis). They were moving in something that was inappropriate for a diplomat who is posted in a foreign country and buying vehicles for the diplomats was one of those measures which were taken to improve their welfare. Whatever the cost of those vehicles, it’s not necessarily the issue that has caused the economy to be like this</blockquote>
Ironically, Moyo in the same interview said the economic recovery measures they were putting in place were going to bear fruits later on. Meanwhile, the government has bought the latest <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/latest-discovery-6-vehicles-for-health-services-board-hsb-commissioners-while-health-workers-are-on-strike/">Discovery 6 for HSB commissioners in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic while health workers are on strike. </a>
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/were-determined-to-re-engage-sb-moyo/">The Herald </a>

Diplomats On Foreign Mission Moving Around In Ubers (Taxis) - SB Moyo

President Emmerson Mnangagwa today received letters of credence from new ambassadors of the United Kingdom and Ireland, Spain and Rwanda at State House.
Rwanda’s newly appointed ambassador to Zimbabwe, James Musoni, is a former minister of infrastructure, local government, finance and economic development, commerce, industry, tourism, cooperatives and a former commissioner general of the Rwanda Revenue Authority. He becomes the first-ever ambassador from Rwanda.
The new United Kingdom and Ireland’s ambassador, Melanie Robinson replaces Catriona Lang.
The New Spanish ambassador to Zimbabwe Santiago HomezAcebo also presented his credentials to the President at today’s ceremony.
<h3>More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/president-mnangagwa-receives-new-diplomats/">ZBC News</a></h3>

Mnangagwa Receives Letters Of Credence From UK, Rwanda And Spain Diplomats

At least four Zimbabwean embassies abroad have been taken to court in their accredited foreign countries for failing to pay rentals as Treasury battles a $7 million debt over accommodation for its diplomats in 45 missions, legislators heard yesterday.
Foreign Affairs secretary, Ambassador Joey Bimha said Government has since slashed allowances for its diplomats while some ambassadors have since abandoned their official residences for rented accommodation because they were no longer habitable while others left as part of measures to contain arrears over rentals that continued to escalate.
Giving oral evidence before a <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Parliament_of_Zimbabwe">Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Foreign Affairs</a> chaired by Makonde MP <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/Kindness_Paradza">Kindness Paradza</a>, Bimha said,
<blockquote>As we talk, we have four embassies that have been taken to court. We have had our diplomatic immunity revoked and taken to court.</blockquote>
Although he could not immediately give a figure, some of the embassies being sued were in Hong Kong, London and New York and another one that he could not readily remember.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/zim-embassies-sued-over-rentals/">Herald</a>

Zimbabwean embassies taken to court for failing to pay rentals

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