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President Emmerson Mnangagwa has elevated Air Vice Marshal John Jacob Nzvede to the prestigious rank of Air Marshal within the Air Force of Zimbabwe (AFZ). 
The legal basis for this promotion, reported by <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/air-marshal-nzvede-officially-takes-over-air-force-command/">The Herald</a>, lies in the Defence Act (Chapter 11:02), specifically Section 20, in conjunction with Statutory Instrument 257 of 2020, Section 19c, Sub-section 2c.
The relevant provision empowers the President, acting on the advice of the Minister of Defence and recommendations from the Commander of Zimbabwe Defence Forces, to reward deserving officers by promoting them to higher ranks.
Air Marshal Nzvede assumes command of the AFZ, succeeding Air Marshal Elson Moyo, who has been retired.
Presiding over the investiture ceremony, Commander Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) General Philip Valerio Sibanda, emphasized the weight of responsibility that accompanies the promotion.
General Sibanda conveyed his congratulations to the new Air Marshal, acknowledging the attributes that led to this advancement. He said:
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On behalf of the men and women of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, I take this opportunity to extend our congratulations to the new Air Marshal. This promotion comes due to your hard work, loyalty, patriotism, and good working ethics in you.
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The timing of this leadership change coincided with an unsettling incident on 01 March 2024 — an email was sent by one John Doe warning of an explosive device at Victoria Falls International Airport.
As a result, President Mnangagwa’s plane altered its course mid-air, returning to Harare instead of proceeding to Victoria Falls.
Subsequently, Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet, Martin Rushwaya, announced Air Marshal Moyo’s retirement and the appointment of Air Vice Marshal Nzvede as the new Commander of the Airforce of Zimbabwe.
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Air Vice Marshal Nzvede Officially Assumes Command Of Airforce Of Zimbabwe

Commander of the Air Force of Zimbabwe (AFZ) Air Marshal Elson Moyo has reportedly travelled to Nigeria to ask his counterpart for technical assistance, including in the operation and maintenance of F7 and Mi-35 aircraft.
According to a report by <a href="https://www.defenceweb.co.za/aerospace/aerospace-aerospace/zimbabwe-air-force-asks-nigeria-for-technical-assistance/">Defence Web</a>, citing the Nigerian Air Force (NAF), Moyo visited NAF Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Oladayo Amao, at NAF Headquarters in late March.
Moyo is reported to have said he would like to pursue technical assistance in the areas of research and development, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) technology (drones) and the operation and maintenance of F7 and Mi-35 aircraft.
He said areas for collaboration are of common interest to Zimbabwe and Nigeria as their respective air forces operate some similar aircraft (including F7s and Mi-35s).
Moyo noted that the Nigerian Air Force has within a short time recorded “remarkable feats” in its transformation effort to develop indigenous capacity.
He said the Air Force of Zimbabwe’s ability to acquire basic aircraft parts and other equipment was being hampered by sanctions imposed on the country by Western powers.
Zimbabwe’s Air Chief commended the NAF for its support in the past, including training given to the first batch of Zimbabwe pilots in the 1980s.
Amao said that the NAF is ready to forge a mutually beneficial partnership with the Air Force of Zimbabwe.
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Air Force Of Zimbabwe Asks Nigeria For Technical Assistance

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Air_Force_of_Zimbabwe">Air Force of Zimbabwe AFZ)</a> Commander, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Elson_Moyo">Air Marshal Elson Moyo</a> warned members of the officers against drug and substance abuse which he said will eventually lead to their dismissal.
He made the remarks while addressing stakeholders at a graduation ceremony of fifty-two Air Force of Zimbabwe officers who recently completed the basic officers’ course at Josiah Tungamirai Airforce Base in Gweru.
Of those who graduated, 17 are female as the military establishment continues to address gender parity gaps in the country’s defenders of the airspace and territorial integrity. Air Marshal Elson Moyo said:
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Another emerging challenge that is threatening the health of a good number of our youth in Zimbabwe is drug and substance abuse.
There will be many temptations and at times pressure on you to try some of these substances, but I can guarantee you that once you take that route, it will mark the beginning of your troubles that will lead to your eventual dismissal from the air force of Zimbabwe.
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The 52 graduates went through a 32-week training programme which was physically and mentally demanding preparing them to become part of an effective Air Force of Zimbabwe.
<a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2022/01/23/closure-of-schools-fueling-drug-abuse-early-pregnancies-among-teenagers/">Drug abuse is rampant</a> in the country with some abusers attributing the trend to the collapsed economy.
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"Drug And Substance Abuse Will Lead To Your Eventual Dismissal" - AFZ Commander Moyo

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