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Rooted in Inspired by Black Consciousness. United by Music. Advocating for dignity, unity, and a prosperous Africa

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@_A_khalifa Are you Iranian???

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Thats who we are bring it on

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Departments commended for strides in 2025/2026 administrative performance, driving reforms through policy oversight and stakeholder engagement with a "singular unity of purpose." Thank you @edmnangagwa

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

I welcomed the Politburo to the 398th Ordinary Session, marking the start of the 23rd ZANU PF National People’s Conference opening this Friday in Chinhoyi. Our focus is clear: translating party resolutions into tangible economic results.

We reviewed final preparations and the Central Committee Report. I urged Committee Chairs to be guided by the collective wisdom of our delegates. Every deliberation must enhance intra-party democracy and positively impact the quality of life for all Zimbabweans.

I commend our Departments for great strides in our 2025/2026 administrative performance. Through policy oversight and stakeholder engagement, we continue to drive reforms and foster real-time gap closing with a singular unity of purpose.

My profound gratitude goes to the Organising Committee, Resource Mobilisation Sub-Committee, donors, and well-wishers for a highly successful Presidential Fundraising Dinner Ball in Harare. Your support strengthens our organizational foundation.

Success is in the DNA of ZANU PF. Our responsibility does not end with passing resolutions. We must provide bold oversight to ensure full, impactful implementation guided strictly by our national interests as we march towards Vision 2030.

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

I welcomed the Politburo to the 398th Ordinary Session, marking the start of the 23rd ZANU PF National People’s Conference opening this Friday in Chinhoyi. Our focus is clear: translating party resolutions into tangible economic results.

We reviewed final preparations and the Central Committee Report. I urged Committee Chairs to be guided by the collective wisdom of our delegates. Every deliberation must enhance intra-party democracy and positively impact the quality of life for all Zimbabweans.

I commend our Departments for great strides in our 2025/2026 administrative performance. Through policy oversight and stakeholder engagement, we continue to drive reforms and foster real-time gap closing with a singular unity of purpose.

My profound gratitude goes to the Organising Committee, Resource Mobilisation Sub-Committee, donors, and well-wishers for a highly successful Presidential Fundraising Dinner Ball in Harare. Your support strengthens our organizational foundation.

Success is in the DNA of ZANU PF. Our responsibility does not end with passing resolutions. We must provide bold oversight to ensure full, impactful implementation guided strictly by our national interests as we march towards Vision 2030.

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@NkayiTown

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The US$1.5bn Disco Manhize Steel Plant in Mvuma already runs its own 40MW+ power plant, with plans to feed excess output into the national grid.@HeraldZimbabwe @MoLAFWRD_Zim

[The Herald Zimbabwe @HeraldZimbabwe]

Govt eyes 1 500 MW captive power to defeat El Niño power deficit
https://t.co/qPtGLkLVXN

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Health for All. We dont need to travel to Harare for medical assistance

[ZBC News @ZBCNewsonline]

THE refurbishment and modernisation of Mberengwa District Hospital is set to strengthen critical care services and bring quality healthcare closer to more than 50 000 people, in line with the Government’s “No Compromise to Service Delivery” policy thrust.

https://t.co/iwrONmWQaJ

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This is GREAT news for Zimbabwe. We can now travel hassle free. We need all major cities to be connected

[Zimbabwe Economic Review @ZimbabweReview]

ZIMBABWE FULLY OPERATIONALISES DOMESTIC TERMINAL AT RGM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.

The Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) has announced the full operationalisation of the Domestic Departures Terminal at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, effective 12 October 2026.

Passengers travelling on domestic flights, including Air Zimbabwe services to Bulawayo, Victoria Falls and Mutare, will now check in at the dedicated Domestic Terminal.

The development marks another milestone in Zimbabwe’s aviation infrastructure modernisation and improved passenger service delivery.

[Zimbabwe Economic Review @ZimbabweReview]

ZIMBABWE FULLY OPERATIONALISES DOMESTIC TERMINAL AT RGM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.

The Airports Company of Zimbabwe (ACZ) has announced the full operationalisation of the Domestic Departures Terminal at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, effective 12 October 2026.

Passengers travelling on domestic flights, including Air Zimbabwe services to Bulawayo, Victoria Falls and Mutare, will now check in at the dedicated Domestic Terminal.

The development marks another milestone in Zimbabwe’s aviation infrastructure modernisation and improved passenger service delivery.

[Kota Gumbi @KotaGumbi]

The gap between training and jobs was too wide to ignore. Young Africans struggled to turn education into decent work, while employers couldn't find the skills they needed. Africa Skills Week was created to align skills development with actual labour market and productive demands

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@DandaroOnline What's going on guys this is serious we are slowly becoming South Africa

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

It is a singular honour and privilege for Zimbabwe to host the official opening of the African Union Africa Skills Week 2026. On behalf of the Government and the people of Zimbabwe, I extend a warm, fraternal welcome to all African leaders, policymakers, captains of industry, academia, and our vibrant youth gathered here.

Our continent possesses the youngest population in the world, with over sixty percent under the age of thirty-five. This immense demographic potential must be converted into a competitive force through deliberate investments in relevant skills, work-based learning, and enterprise incubation.

The theme, "Skills for Resilient and Competitive African Industries: From Training to Value Creation," is a timely clarion call. We must aggressively transition away from a culture of mere theoretical education toward practical knowledge and technical capabilities.

In Zimbabwe ,our national development philosophy guides us: Nyika inovakwa, inotongwa, inonamatigwa, nevene vayo / Ilizwe lakhiwa, libuswe, likhu-le-ke-lwe ngabanikazi balo. This cardinal compass reinforces the absolute Pan-African truth that the primary responsibility for economic transformation rests firmly with the citizens of the nation. The development of our continent cannot be outsourced, nor can it rely on external formulas.

As we engage in high-level panels and the Skills Development Market-place this week, I challenge all delegates to deliver tangible, actionable results that advance "African solutions to African challenges." Let us collectively chart Africa’s development agenda with confidence, unity, and determination.

[Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting @InfoMinZW]

Africa Skills Week brings together policymakers, educators, industry representatives and other stakeholders to discuss strategies for strengthening skills development and linking education to industry needs.

The week-long event will also focus on youth and industrialisation, artificial intelligence and the skills revolution, private-sector and diaspora contributions to skills development, the green transition, and the shift from training to value creation.

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@bbmhlanga Vana Sugar sugar avo ndokuti poor

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@advocatemahere @nickmangwana Akoma itai mushe

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Thats who we are bring it on

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@JobSikhala1 Bro Wiwa just leave ZANU PF alone unoita BP ukafa usina kusvika paState house

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Congratulations bro. When you shine Zimbabwe shine#AsakhiZim

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Congratulations the only Minister ED in Zimbabwe

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

This morning, at State House, I presided over the swearing-in of Senator Kudakwashe Regimond Tagwirei as the Minister of Economic Development and Investment Promotion, in line with Subsections 1 and 6 of Section 104 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe.

This follows our strategic decision to split the former Ministry of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion into two dedicated portfolios.

By creating two distinct ministries with clearly defined mandates and leadership, we are sharpening our focus on robust macroeconomic management while aggressively driving investment and industrial growth. Together, we continue to build a stronger, more resilient economy for all Zimbabweans.