By Johnathan Paoli
President Cyril Ramaphosa has arrived in Harare to participate in the official opening of the Zimbabwe Agricultural Show.
“The visit will provide the President with an opportunity to solidify the cordial relations that exist between South Africa and Zimbabwe, particularly in the economic sector,” presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said.
The Zimbabwe Agricultural Show serves as a platform to promote cross-border linkages, innovation in farming and sustainable food production priorities that resonate across the Southern African Development Community.
The visit comes at the invitation of Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa and includes both ceremonial and working components.
Ramaphosa will serve be the guest of honour at the show’s 130th anniversary celebrations, while also engaging in discussions aimed at strengthening bilateral and regional ties.
The show, organised by the Zimbabwe Agricultural Society, has been a fixture of the country’s economic and cultural calendar since its founding in 1895.
This year’s
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