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South Africa is doomed. These kids should be in school and here they are just running around all for some nonsense
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s Engagement and Re-engagement Policy continues to create opportunities for Zimbabwe to strengthen international partnerships.
The MoU signed by Cde Taurai Kandishaya and Russia’s Roscongress Foundation in Moscow is an example of how these relations can open doors for young people to exchange ideas, build business networks, access trade opportunities and develop skills. For Zimbabwean youths, international cooperation means greater opportunities to participate in economic development and contribute to the country’s Vision 2030.
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Friends to all, enemies to none! 🇿🇼 Zimbabwe’s engagement with the world is opening doors for our farmers, expanding export markets and creating new economic opportunities. The numbers speak for themselves.
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The benefits of Zimbabwe’s “Friend to All, Enemy to None” foreign policy are becoming increasingly visible. Under President Emmerson Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe continues to strengthen relations with international partners, opening doors for trade, investment and new markets for our products.
China Customs data shows that bilateral trade between Zimbabwe and China surged to US$5.01 billion in the first three quarters of 2026, a 51.6% increase year-on-year. Zimbabwe’s tobacco exports reached US$860 million, while our blueberries entered the Chinese market for the first time in July.
These are opportunities for Zimbabwean farmers, businesses and the wider economy. With China also supporting Zimbabwe to take advantage of its zero-tariff policy, there is potential to expand exports, create jobs and earn more foreign currency.
Zimbabwe’s engagement with the world is about more than diplomacy. It is about turning friendships into economic opportunities and international partnerships into tangible benefits for our people. The focus remains on opening markets, attracting investment and building a stronger, more productive economy as we march towards Vision 2030.
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ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS! 👏🏾 Hon. Scott Sakupwanya is turning the vision of accessible healthcare into reality. From eye tests and treatment to breast cancer screening, hundreds received free medical services in Mabvuku. The mission continues! �
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WATCH | This is Mabel Brigid Pswarayi, the widow of late war veteran and former minister Dr Edward Pswarayi, who is reportedly facing financial difficulties amid a dispute over her late husband’s estate.
Concerns have been raised about how lawyer Caleb Mucheche is handling the estate, including questions about money from property sales and more than US$1.2 million that is allegedly unaccounted for.
The family is said to have lodged complaints with the @ZACConline_ and @lawsocietyofzim, but they claim that no action has been taken. They also allege that the lawyer is using bribes to avoid accountability.
Dr Edward Pswarayi died in 2014, but his estate has reportedly still not been finalised, more than a decade later.
According to the allegations, a house in Brooke and a stand were bought for US$650,000, but the widow reportedly received only US$200,000. Questions have been raised about what happened to the remaining money.
ZIMBABWE–RUSSIA COOPERATION EXPANDS! 🌍 President Mnangagwa’s engagements on the sidelines of the Russia–Africa Summit highlight opportunities to deepen economic ties and strengthen cooperation across key sectors.
Amen
Apa mambo vakati rasikei mbichana.
Cicil John Rhodes' grave will never be removed. The same applies to other monuments akafanana ne statue ya David Livingstone.
No. 1 - Preserving our painful history doesn't mean we are celebrating it. The same way we are keeping statue ya David Livingstone kuVic Falls uko doesn't mean we are agreeing that he discovered the falls.
No. 2 - We keep these things NOT for money by the way!!!
Mari irikuwanika from ma entrances enzvimbo idzi haisi important and its very insignificant.
Instead, the National Museums and Monuments of Zim has a job to keep those places for future generations kuitira kuti vana vedu vazive kwatinobva nekwatiri kuenda.
Zimbabwe’s colonial experience is part of its national story. Preserving selected historical sites can help future generations understand the injustices, struggles and sacrifices that shaped the country. The existence of a colonial-era monument does not, by itself, establish that the country endorses the ideology or actions of the person commemorated.
I hope people stand guided on this because that is the position yenyika on such things. Hazvisi zvema feelings.
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These are the steps to take now for you to regularize your property as said by City Council.
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Handidi kuona munhu achiti fan waKiller T asingataure favourite song yake! 😂🔥 Drop the title below! Shasha returns 7 November! 📀👑
📢 MABVUKU, SPREAD THE WORD!
FREE medical services are coming your way TOMORROW! 🏥 Breast cancer screening, eye tests, treatment and cataract surgery at Scottland Medical Centre. First come, first served!
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Nutty O is our BEST export. Period.
If you don't get it, you don't understand music.
Anyone who doesn't see what Nutty O is doing is not worth listening to on matters of music.
His performance at the HKD is a CURRICULUM. The catalogue, the stage presence, the execution — Nutty O needs to be studied.
President Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa is in Moscow for the 3rd Russia–Africa Summit, seeking to advance Zimbabwe’s economic and diplomatic engagement with the Russian Federation.
