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[Blade @Bladecjk]

Proud African. 🇿🇼🌍🇧🇯 Zimbabwe and Benin are deepening African integration by making movement between our countries easier. Free movement strengthens trade, tourism, investment and the bonds that unite our continent. ZimAtUNGA81

[Blade @Bladecjk]

Technology can help Zimbabwe protect and promote its timeless natural heritage—from smarter agriculture and climate resilience to tourism and conservation. Innovation should work alongside our responsibility to preserve Africa’s beauty.

[Twinsisters @Twinsis50497431]

Under the visionary leadership of President Dr Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe’s industrial transformation is moving from policy to production.

AVM has unveiled a new, locally manufactured, state-of-the-art bus, demonstrating the growing capacity of Zimbabwean industry to design, manufacture and support modern transport solutions.

This is the Second Republic’s value-addition and industrialisation agenda in motion—a fuel-efficient vehicle, improved travel efficiency, and locally manufactured spares that strengthen domestic supply chains while reducing reliance on imported components.

From the factory floor to our roads, Zimbabwe is building its own industrial capability, creating value at home and laying the foundation for a modern, self-sustaining economy.

Brick upon brick. Industry upon industry. Zimbabwe is building. @InfoMinZW @D4ED_ZIM @JayJayTeamTruth @KMutisi @ndues_boy

[Blade @Bladecjk]

African solidarity in action. 🇿🇼❤️🇲🇿 President Daniel Chapo’s message at #UNGA shows that African brotherhood remains a powerful force on the world stage. One Africa, one destination

[Blade @Bladecjk]

Proud African. Zimbabwe’s private sector is stepping up. 🇿🇼 The US$20m NMB agriculture credit line can help unlock investment, production and value chains as the country drives NDS2 forward.

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

Zimbabwe is honoured to join the international community in commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Declaration on the Right to Development.

The Declaration affirmed a fundamental principle: development is a human right, and every individual and nation must have the opportunity to participate in and benefit from development.

Forty years on, this principle remains highly relevant. Poverty, inequality, climate change, debt pressures and unequal access to technology continue to constrain the development prospects of many developing countries.

Zimbabwe therefore calls for strengthened international solidarity, greater access to affordable development finance, technology transfer and meaningful participation of developing countries.

[Blade @Bladecjk]

The 25th COMESA Summit puts Zimbabwe at the heart of a regional market representing 21 nations, 640+ million people and roughly US$1 trillion in GDP. This is Africa building Africa’s markets, partnerships and opportunities. Zimbabwe has a chance to help shape that agenda.

[Blade @Bladecjk]

Binga Airstrip is taking shape, brick by brick. Better connectivity means greater opportunity for communities, families and businesses in Binga. This is development that reaches the people and leaves no one and no place behind.

[Blade @Bladecjk]

Proud African. 🇿🇼🇹🇿 Tanzania’s principled opposition to coercive measures against UN Member States is a reminder that Africa must continue to speak with confidence, defend sovereign equality and stand together on the global stage. create five massage

[Blade @Bladecjk]

A changing perception of Zimbabwe is more than a business story—it is an African story of a nation opening its doors, attracting investment and creating opportunities for its people. Zimbabwe is building its future with confidence. 🇿🇼🌍

[Blade @Bladecjk]

Investing in climate-smart agriculture means investing in Zimbabwe’s future. 🌾 From efficient irrigation to drought-tolerant seed varieties, farmers are gaining tools to protect harvests, improve incomes and build a more food-secure nation. 🇿🇼

[Blade @Bladecjk]

Gwayi-Shangani Dam is a bold investment in Zimbabwe’s own water security and economic resilience. We are building solutions for our people, with our resources, for generations to come. 🇿🇼

[Blade @Bladecjk]

Proud African. 🇿🇼 Zimbabwe continues to call for a fairer international system where every nation—large or small, developed or developing—has an equal voice in global decision-making. #UNGA81 #Africa

[Blade @Bladecjk]

🇿🇼 Zimbabwe continues to expand its diplomatic and economic footprint, forging new partnerships with Malta 🇲🇹. From trade and investment to technology and tourism, this is economic diplomacy in action.

[Blade @Bladecjk]

Proud African
African farmers learning from one another and building African agriculture. From Chegutu to Nigeria, Mrs Letwin Nyagano’s piggery training is turning local expertise into regional opportunity. 🌍🇿🇼

[Blade @Bladecjk]

Zimbabwe arrives at UNGA 81 not with a begging bowl, but with a development story, investment opportunities and a clear vision. From mining and agriculture to tourism and energy, the message is simple: Zimbabwe is open for business.

#UNGA81 #ZimOpenForBusiness

[Blade @Bladecjk]

Proud African. Our history matters. Our liberation struggle matters. Our land, heritage and identity matter. A skilled African youth grounded in history and purpose is a powerful force for Zimbabwe and Africa’s future. 🌍🇿🇼

[Blade @Bladecjk]

🌍🇿🇼 PROUD AFRICAN

Zimbabwe is putting its investment opportunities on the global stage. The strong response to the 2026 Zimbabwe Business Forum shows the potential for African economies to attract capital, create value and drive development from within.
ZimOpenForBusiness

[Blade @Bladecjk]

A new, fully certified ferry is set to be officially commissioned in Kariba by the Permanent Secretary for Transport and Infrastructural Development, Engineer Joy Makumbe. Built with safety .

[Blade @Bladecjk]

🌍🇿🇼 AFRICA MUST BUILD CLIMATE RESILIENCE
Zimbabwe is preparing ahead of the El Niño challenge through climate-smart agriculture, strategic grain reserves, livestock protection and stronger early-warning systems.