Yesterday cabinet approved Zimbabwe's National Artificial Intelligence Strategy (2026-2030).This is a pivotal step in our digital transformation journey. The strategy is designed to harness AI for economic growth, foster innovation, and ensure data sovereignty while managing risks responsibly.
The cabinet's approval of the AI strategy signals a strong, top-down commitment to integrating AI into Zimbabwe's national development agenda.
We really thank all our partners as @MICTPCS_ZW which included all Government MDAs,UN Agencies most importantly @UNESCO,our regulator @Potraz_zw,private sector players,ICT sector organisations,academia,fellow member states who are members of the multilateral organisations which include @ITU, ATU,AU,SADC,the students from various academic institutions and general public who participated in the consultative processes.
We are surely building an inclusive, digitally empowered future for all Zimbabweans.
First thereโs this piece by David French, who devoted much of his legal career to defending the First Amendment rights of conservative writers and scholars
https://t.co/V8VzYAnJw8
This commentary offers a clear, powerful statement of why freedom of speech is at the heart of democracy and must be defended, whether the speaker is Charlie Kirk or Jimmy Kimmel, MAGA supporters or MAGA opponents.
As whispers of a presidential term extension grow louder within ZANU PF corridors, Zimbabweans must confront a dangerous illusion: the idea that President Emmerson Mnangagwa deserves to rule beyond 2030. This is not just unconstitutional itโs a betrayal of the very foundations of our democracy.
Zimbabweโs 2013 Constitution, endorsed by millions in a national referendum, is unambiguous: a president may serve only two five-year terms. Thatโs it. No exceptions. No compensation clauses. No pandemic loopholes. Yet, loyalists like Daniel Garwe have floated the absurd idea that Mnangagwa โlost yearsโ due to Cyclone Idai and COVID-19, and should be โrewardedโ with extra time. This logic is not only insulting itโs dangerous. Crises are part of leadership. They do not suspend constitutional order. If every leader who governed during COVID-19 demanded a bonus term, democracy would collapse globally.
Wicknell Chivayoโs recent US$4 million donation including luxury vehicles and cash to ZANU PF provincial chairpersons raises serious questions. What does he gain from this? Influence. Access. Protection. And possibly, a stake in the succession narrative. This is not just generosity. Itโs strategic positioning. Chivayo has long been linked to controversial government tenders and opaque contracts. His sudden largesse, timed with Mnangagwaโs birthday, feels less like charity and more like a calculated move to secure favor in a shifting political landscape.
General Constantino Chiwengaโs decision to skip the Zvishavane event was not a scheduling conflict it was a statement. In a party increasingly dominated by cartels and patronage, Chiwengaโs restraint signals a commitment to principle over theatrics. He remains the only senior figure who has not bowed to the pressure of sycophancy. While others cheer for unconstitutional extensions, Chiwenga stands firm defending the Constitution, resisting corruption, and refusing to legitimize political gamesmanship.
Today, ZANU PF is not the party of liberation it is a party at war with its own values. The grassroots are disillusioned. The Constitution is under siege. And the optics of wealth and power are drowning out the voices of ordinary Zimbabweans.
If tanks roll onto the streets, it wonโt be because of foreign interferencek it will be because the people are tired of being ignored. Tired of being used. Tired of watching their future traded for political survival.
Zimbabweans must reject this falacy. Mnangagwaโs term ends in 2028. Full stop. Any attempt to extend it is a direct assault on our Constitution, our dignity, and our history. General Chiwenga is the man who can restore order. He is the man who can put ZANU PF back on its rails. And he is the man who must defend the legacy of liberationโnot allow it to be auctioned off for political convenience. Let the message be clear Zimbabwe is not for sale. The Constitution is not negotiable. And the people will not be silenced.
Our democracy is not self-executing. It depends on us all as citizens, regardless of our political affiliations, to stand up and fight for the core values that have made this country the envy of the world.
ZANU PF Headquarters staff comprising of Directors and other staff, led by the Partyโs Director General, Brig Gen (Rtd), Ezekiel Zabanyana, hands over surprise birthday gifts to the ZANU PF First Secretary His Excellency President Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa soon before the commencement of the 387th Ordinary Session of the Politburo.
Recently, I had the privilege of engaging with Ambassador Bramha Kumar in fruitful discussions on strengthening bilateral cooperation. Our focus was on capacity building, as well as enhancing skills and training programmes between our two nations.
Ini handipo ndiri ku Kenya ndaudzwa kuti @advocatemahere ari kudya marasha kumusha ๐๐๐คฃ. Ndino fara kana nyaya ye ma Ambulance yakurwadza zimhandara. Ini handisi kurwa newe ndiri kungoti 2030 ndeya Emmerson handina zvimwe zvakawanda zvandiri kutaura. Inga ndakanyora ndichiedza kubva pasi pemoyo kutsanangura how I arrived at that decision to make those donations. Saka na izvozvo kuti uzive kuti handisi kurwa newe i have ordered 20 more Ambulances which i will donate using the same criteria. Musawanze hasha Vatete ZANU PF CHIORORO...๐๐ฆ๐ฟ๐ผ
I have a once in a lifetime opportunity for those who want to buy a home. The greatest empowerment deal Zimbabwe has ever seen that will revolutionize property ownership. The targeted beneficiaries are my country men and women in the diaspora, local professionals, and the informal sector. A flexible scheme brought to you by TN CyberTech Bank and its partner Lucile Real Estate. We lead and others will certainly follow our example:
We have over 100 houses in Ruwa. They are on title deeds. We are selling them for a Cash Price of $75,000.00. But you donโt have to buy ๐ฏ of the house. You can buy 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90% or 100% of the house on a co- ownership arrangement with the Bank. For the percentage you can afford, the following are the terms:
1. the deposit is 10% of the Cash Price.
2. The interest rate is 18% per annum.
3. You can take occupancy on paying the deposit. If you are in the diaspora, you can immediately rent the house out. However, you only pay us rent for the percentage that you are not yet buying. For example, if you are buying 50% of the house for now, and if the rent is $500.00, you only pay us $250.00 for our 50%. You can use your $250 to reduce your monthly installment.
4. Once you have paid for your chosen percentage, we can obtain title deeds for you that reflect your share of the property as an undivided share. As a co- owner, you can sell your share, rent it out, or use it as security for loans.
5. You will have an option to buy us out (our percentage) on agreed credit terms and at an agreed price after the currency chance that was announced. This will help both you and us to transition to the new currency without either of us owing the other thereby eliminating potential disputes over exchange rates.
I will follow through with a post on the possible scenarios and possible installments. Feel free to ask questions on this great empowerment deal!!