VP Chiwenga marries

Hosia Mviringi

Vice President Constantino Dominic Guvheya Nyikadzino Chiwenga has found love, tying the knot with his partner and serving member of the Zimbabwe National Army Colonel Miniyothabo Baloyi.

Announcing the union in a press statement, Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet, Dr. Misheck Sibanda extended the President's best wishes for the newly married couple.

"His Excellency the President, Dr. E.D Mnangagwa wishes to inform the nation that Honourable Vice President General (Rtd) Dr. CDGN Chiwenga, has tied the knot with his partner, Colonel Miniyothabo Baloyi. Colonel Baloyi is a serving member in the Zimbabwe National Army (ZNA)," said the statement.

Vice President Chiwenga recently divorced his former wife Mary Mubaiwa after having been estranged for year's due to irreconcilable differences.

The President and his family has congratulated the Honourable Vice President and wished the new family all the happiness that life could give.

"The President, the First Lady Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa (Dr), and the First Family wishes the couple a lifelong partnership full of love and affection."

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