Nyasha Chuma

[Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting @InfoMinZW]

"The Mines and Minerals Amendment Bill has been gazetted and is expected to be fi nalised during the current session of Parliament. My Government is committed to weeding out irresponsible mining stakeholders who cause pollution, degradation of the environment."
@edmnangagwa

[MONALISA ❤️ @naytholo]

On my way to HR again for nicknaming my coworker "Mastercard" because they take credit for other people's work.

[Tafi Mhaka @tafimhaka]

🧵 ZANU’s Congo Heist — How Generals & Cronies Turned War Into a Billion-Dollar Loot

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Aug 1998 — Zimbabwe’s economy is buckling, factories silent, bread queues winding through Harare.
Instead of fixing the crisis, Mugabe dispatches ~11,000 soldiers to prop up Laurent Kabila’s crumbling DRC regime.
The pretext: Pan-African solidarity.
The reality: ZANU-PF hijacking the state — using taxpayers’ money and the national army as a private investment arm for generals, ministers, and businessmen. It was foreign policy as organised crime.

[Nyasha Chuma @BaRyanChuma]

@TateMavetera @advocatemahere Maturity apa Minister,Happy Returns Adv Mahere

[Nyasha Chuma @BaRyanChuma]

@heyfatema Baby

[newZWire @newswireZW]

In 2024, Tanganda produced 3,976 tonnes of avocados, 84% more than in the previous year. Of this, 2,997 tonnes were exported. From the remainder, 60% were sold on the local market, while 40%, considered unsellable grades, had previously gone to waste.

Tanganda has now found a new plan for these lower-grade avocados: extracting avocado oil, used in cosmetics, cooking, and supplements.

Says Tanganda: “The company has entered into a joint venture with Trade Link Global BV of Netherlands in establishing an avocado oil extraction plant at Tingamira Estate. The oil extraction plant commenced operations in May 2025 and oil exports to already established markets are already underway.”

[Nyasha Chuma @BaRyanChuma]

@JobSikhala1 Attention seeking

[newZWire @newswireZW]

Cement demand is strong, but Zimbabwe’s second largest producer in deep crisis. Here’s what has gone wrong at Khayah Cement https://t.co/wWRSmIM3IX

[Nyasha Chuma @BaRyanChuma]

@InfoMinZW @edmnangagwa Mthuli spewing nonsense as always,nxaaa,failed failed munhu akadya mari yeZITF,sank Barbican nxaaaa

[newZWire @newswireZW]

“In October 1962, the CABS offices in Bulawayo were robbed. That same day, a Ford was reported stolen. The car was found parked outside Grey’s Prison.”

@Rex27 on the legend of Rhodesia’s Aiden Diggeden: Ford car thief, serial jailbreaker, elite athlete

https://t.co/vmXIiPxVlI

[dhonzamusoro007 @dhonzamusoro007]

Rethinking, Reimagining, Restructuring, and Rebooting the ZWG https://t.co/b1p0wslEZb A MUST-READ FOR SERIOUS PEOPLE!!!!!

[Democratic Wins Media @DemocraticWins]

BREAKING: Kamala Harris just delivered a knockout punch with her closing statement. Retweet to make sure all Americans see Kamala’s forward looking vision for America.

[ExpressMailZim @ExpressMailZim]

https://t.co/yltZ6CZR8Z

[Mlandeli Ndlela @Mlandeli_Ndlela]

No better marketing for Zimbabwe tourism than this.

[Ministry of Information, Publicity & Broadcasting @InfoMinZW]

His Excellency President @edmnangagwa has arrived at the Dzivarasekwa Flats, where he will officially commission the project today
#HousingForAll
#NDS1
#BrickByBrick

[Ranga.🇿🇼 @RangaMberi]

Maka Charamba had them in the second half…
Tapiwa absolutely blitzed it, hung on till the finish line!

Having not one, but TWO athletes in an Olympic final is HUUUUGE for us! 🇿🇼

Well done lads @TapiwaMakarawu and Maka Charamba!

[Ranga.🇿🇼 @RangaMberi]

Tanzania has gone big on rail.
Today, launched a 541-km section running between Dar and Dodoma. Built by Turkish firm Yapi Merkezi for $3.1 billion.

Again, love the sleek PR from President Samia’s comms squad👌🏾

[TheNewsHawks @NewsHawksLive]

#GovtsMustSupportBusiness
#YouthAndWomenAreCritical
Governments and the private sector should create enabling business environments to facilitate entrepreneurship and development, with special attention to the youth and women, a Botswana business executive says.
Addressing the SADC Industrialisation Week 2024 in Harare yesterday, Mmantlha Sankoloba, Botswana Exporters and Manufacturers chief executive, said governments, the private sector and international organisations should work in collaboration to create conducive business environments, enabling policies and legal frameworks as well as training programmes to support entrepreneurs, mainly the youth and women who need to be brought into the mainstream economy.
Sankoloba, whose delivery was under the topic "Enhancing the Participation of Youth and Women in Entrepreneurship through Collaborative Efforts", said:
"Firstly, let us explore the roles that various stakeholders can play in supporting youth and women entrepreneurs.
"Governments across the Southern African Development Community (Sadc) region have a pivotal role in shaping an enabling environment for entrepreneurship.
"This starts with the development and implementation of targeted policies that provide access to finance, training, and tax incentives tailored to the needs of young and female entrepreneurs.
"Investment in educational programs is crucial. We need to equip our youth and women with the necessary skills, ranging from business management and financial literacy to digital competencies. "Additionally, simplifying business registration processes and reducing bureaucratic hurdles are essential steps in fostering a more inclusive business landscape.
"Governments should also ensure that there is adequate infrastructure, such as internet access, co-working spaces, and incubation centres, to support innovation and entrepreneurship.
"Moreover, implementing policies that promote gender equality and inclusivity in the workplace can create a more supportive environment for women entrepreneurs."
Turning to the private sector, Sankoloba added:
"The private sector, with its resources and expertise, can significantly contribute to this cause.
Mentorship programmes, where experienced business leaders guide emerging entrepreneurs, can be immensely beneficial.
"Companies can also leverage their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives to support entrepreneurial ventures.
"Integrating youth and women entrepreneurs into supply chains and providing them with platforms to showcase their products and services can open new avenues for growth. "Establishing venture capital funds or angel investment networks focused on youth and women-led startups can provide the much-needed financial support.
"The private sector can also play a crucial role in fostering innovation by supporting research and development initiatives.
By investing in innovative solutions and technologies, companies can help create a more dynamic and competitive entrepreneurial ecosystem.
"For example, in Botswana, Sepapane Group is making significant strides in the field of eLearning. They help businesses and training institutions convert their training programmes to blended and online formats.
"This innovative approach not only enhances accessibility, but also improves the quality of education and training, thereby equipping more youth and women with essential skills.
Companies like Sepapane Group need our support to grow and expand their impact across the region."
She added:
"International organisations bring a wealth of experience and resources that can bolster local efforts. They can provide training and capacity-building programmes to enhance entrepreneurial skills. Offering grants and low-interest loans can alleviate financial constraints.
Additionally, fostering partnerships between local entrepreneurs and international businesses can lead to knowledge exchange and market expansion.
These organisations can also facilitate policy dialogue and advocacy at the international level, ensuring that the needs and challenges of youth and women entrepreneurs are addressed in global policy frameworks.
Furthermore, international organisations can support regional integration efforts, which are essential for creating larger markets and more opportunities for entrepreneurs."

[newZWire @newswireZW]

Strive Masiyiwa’s @CassavaTech is forming a new AI business, Cassava AI. The company says it has partnerships with firms such as Microsoft and Google to service enterprise customers globally. Cassava has trained over 200 staff to help clients adopt Generative AI. The AI unit will be headed by Ahmed El Beheiry, the group’s AI advisor and a former CEO of Telecom Egypt.

[#FokusZW @Fokus_zw]

Rapper @AsaphAfrika is off the market. Congratulations to Tafadzwa (Asaph) and Samantha. 💙