Tha name Trabablasi is associated with bad things, spilled blood of people, and must not be used to name the country's important
infrastructures. Anything that carries Dambudzo's name is a disaster and bad luckZBC News Online was that the foundation for the tower crane uprooted at the base of the crane?😳 Who installed the foundation and who certified it? Was there any Geotech study and report, and does the foundation conform? Are there any drawings, and any concrete core
samples and results?! Is there any existing rigging study?! These are issues that require swift investigation to determine the root cause for the failure of the crane. One life lost is one too many.The organisation has expectations, your families have expectations too. It is possible to satisfy both. Do not hesitate to seek advice from your immediate superiors and also from senior colonels who have come before you.
“Your subordinates are also a great source of knowledge, and you should make use of this resource as you execute your duties in your new appointments. More will be expected from you by both your superiors and subordinates.
“Be the new brooms that will add a breath of fresh air to the organisation and strive to leave an indelible mark in whatever task you perform in your new appointment. As you navigate your journey in your new rank and
appointment, remember that whatever you are doing reflects on you, the ZNA, and the country. There must be growth visible on you as an individual, growth in the organisation providing space for a tranquil environment that allows peace and development in the country,” Chief of Staff Quarter Master Staff of the Zimbabwe National Army, Major General Simo Maseko said.
The newly promoted officers applauded the ZDF command element for showing confidence in them.
“As a medical specialist, I will continue to work hard and make sure that our soldiers are treated so that they work for the nation. We do not treat soldiers only, but remember we have ZDF community assistance week where we offer our services to the nation,” Specialist physician and nephrologist, Colonel Onismas Madzudzo said.
“I will continue working hard for the benefit of the nation
