WATcH: Zimbabweans Applaud Minister Sanyatwe’s Hands-On Approach To Leadership

Minister Sanyatwe Demands Action and Accountability

The minister didn’t mince words when addressing delays in the water reticulation and drainage system upgrades. He questioned contractors on all the equipment that were supposed to be on the site.

Though the visit was officially led by Presidential Adviser Dr. Jorum Gumbo, the hands-on minister took control of proceedings, systematically engaging each contractor for specific completion deadlines. Most teams committed to finishing their assigned projects by late July.

ALSO READ: Platinum Prince Finally Addresses His Rlationship With Mai Jeremaya After Viral Music Video

Demonstrating his preference for firsthand verification over reports, Sanyatwe insisted on inspecting purchased equipment. This revealed discrepancies, particularly with a backup generator that contractors claimed was on-site but couldn’t produce when challenged.

“Where is this generator that’s supposed to be installed here?” the minister demanded during his encounter with the electrical systems contractor, highlighting his commitment to factual verification.

Watch the video below:

Zimbabweans Applaud Minister Sanyatwe’s Hands-On Leadership Approach

True to his military background, Minister Sanyatwe adopted a detail-oriented approach, scrutinising every aspect of the renovation work. His thorough questioning aimed to verify the quality and pace of ongoing work at the critical sports facility.

The minister’s primary objective remains clear: accelerate progress to restore the stadium’s international competition hosting capabilities and eliminate the national embarrassment caused by prolonged renovations.

ALSO READ: Wicknell Chivayo Celebrates Younger Brother Joacham With Emotional Birthday Message

Many Zimbabweans are applauding the Minister’s approach to leadership. Below are some of the comments:

@Chaty Chaty zw

Macomrades havadi zvekunyeperwa kkkkk. Contractor must know kuti arikutaura newuto so pakaipa

@Michael Makanyisa

Zimbabwe will be at a better position if we have Ministers who means business.

@Eddie Jange

Yes! Ma Ministers must be on the ground vachiziva nekuona zvirikuitika