Lisa Chijena

The girl who wishes to be nobody but herself!

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

@ZimFirstLady The Harare City Council should see some resignations from high offices before a flurry of court action arrives at their door. Avoiding such honorable exit will invite citizen action to empty the offices of such unwanted city fathers.

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

@The_Native_Son @Lee_Ann_Cara Idzi musalad manje

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

@Lee_Ann_Cara Both challenge and defeat accepted. Next challenge please!

[Hakainde Hichilema @HHichilema]

5 million tonnes! Zambia’s biggest ever maize harvest. My fellow farmers, we keep working.

Bally

[Apphia Nyasha @ApphiaNyaa]

ZIMBABWE GOT BEST AFRICA FIRST LADY .
One would do humanitary work because society demands but with Her Excellency it's in her heart , it's her passion, it's the care , dedication and the time she puts to make sure the work is done , the assistance gets to the right people . She goes deep in rural communities. She answer Every call of help .

Tinotenda Mama , Ngirozi yeTariro 👏👏👏

@MnangagwaA

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

Uchabva wafira kuchibhorani waenda kumvura.

[small_town _girl❤️🇿🇼 @Mudzidzisi_]

Atleast ndakabhadhara rent ndine pekufira nenzara

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

@TateMavetera Ko kuchena?

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

https://t.co/Iz8UU1jjO3

[hazel @hazelwekwagondo]

President @edmnangagwa will forever be remembered as a technically oriented administrator and a vigorous upholder of gender mainstreaming.

Our justice and legal system is a typical case. It’s particularly clear that women’s empowerment is a top priority in the Second Republic and is a major cause for celebration.

Today the President appointed Hon. Elizabeth Gwaunza as the country’s first female Chief Justice. Not forgetting that Virginia Mabhiza is also the country’s first Attorney-General, and Justice Loice Matanda-Moyo is also the first woman to be appointed as the Prosecutor-General in Zimbabwe.

This is a big inspiration, especially to us young women in law. It fuels our zeal and energy to keep working hard. Who knows? Maybe Cde Hazel Gondo might be the future Minister of Justice, kkkkkkkk.

[Potifah Zvombo @Potifahzvombo1]

Congratulations to Honourable Mrs Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza on your well-deserved appointment as the Chief Justice of the Republic of Zimbabwe. Your years of distinguished service, dedication to justice, and commitment to upholding the Constitution have earned you this historic responsibility.

Wishing you wisdom, strength, and success as you lead the judiciary and continue serving the nation with integrity and excellence. Congratulations once again on this remarkable achievement.

[timothy mutonhori @timotonho]

A farewell dinner in honour of Chief Justice Luke Malaba underway in Harare following his retirement after more than 40 years of patriotic duty in Zimbabwe’s judiciary.
Meanwhile President @edmnangagwa has appointed Her worship Elizabeth Gwaunza as chief justice and His lord Paddington Garwe her deputy.
Congratulations Zimbabwe

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

Congratulations are in order, not just to the Justice, but to the entire Zimbabwean womenfolk. Nhasi ndezveduwo. Lets carry the office with womanly honour and courage.#JusticeGwaunza #GirlPower #SecondRepublic #ZanuPF @zanupf_patriots

[Hon Getrude Mutandi @HonGetrude]

Heartfelt Congratulations to Hon. Elizabeth Gwaunza on Her Appointment as Chief Justice of Zimbabwe

Today, Zimbabwe celebrates a truly historic and inspiring moment as Hon. Elizabeth Gwaunza becomes the first woman to be appointed Chief Justice of Zimbabwe.

I extend my deepest and most heartfelt congratulations to Hon. Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza on this well-deserved appointment by His Excellency, President Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa. Your rise to this esteemed office is a powerful testimony of your hard work, resilience, integrity, wisdom, and outstanding service to the people of Zimbabwe over many years.

As women, we celebrate you not only for reaching the highest judicial office in the land, but for carrying the hopes, dreams, and aspirations of countless young girls and women who now see that nothing is impossible. You have broken barriers with grace and excellence, and your achievement will remain a beacon of hope and inspiration for generations to come.

I also wish to express profound appreciation and gratitude to His Excellency, President Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa, for his visionary, inclusive, and empowering leadership. Your Excellency continues to demonstrate unwavering confidence in the capabilities of women by appointing them to strategic and influential positions of national leadership. This is not only commendable, but deeply encouraging to women across the nation who feel seen, recognised, valued, and empowered under your leadership.

Your commitment to women empowerment and gender inclusion is leaving a lasting mark on the history of Zimbabwe and strengthening the participation of women in decision-making spaces where their voices matter and their leadership transforms communities and the nation at large.

To Hon. Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza, may the Almighty grant you wisdom, courage, strength, and divine guidance as you assume this important responsibility. May your tenure be marked by fairness, justice, compassion, integrity, and excellence.

Zimbabwe is proud of you. Women are proud of you. History has been made.

Congratulations once again.

[Hon Minister Machakaire @HonMachakaire]

Today, I held a highly productive meeting with the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator, Edward Kallon, to unlock and operationalize the USD 50 million pledge made during the launch of the National Youth Empowerment Strategy (2026–2030) by His Excellency, President Emmerson Mnangagwa.

I am pleased to announce that following our engagement, UN agencies are now proposing to increase the support package to up to USD 80 million over the next four years a major breakthrough for youth empowerment in Zimbabwe.

This is a strong vote of confidence in the vision of His Excellency and in the potential of Zimbabwe’s young people. The partnership with the United Nations continues to drive tangible progress in Skills Development, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Inclusion.

We are moving from commitments to implementation, and from strategy to real opportunities that will transform the lives of young people across the country.
@myedvt @EdwardKallon @UNFPA_Zimbabwe @MirandaTabifor @UNZimbabwe

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

The second republic roars forward!

[Cindy Soko @SokoCindy]

His Excellency President Emmerson Mnangagwa has officially commissioned the fully modernised Adlam House at Parirenyatwa Hospital a transformative leap in Zimbabwe’s healthcare revolution.

This state-of-the-art upgrade is more than bricks and mortar; it’s a bold statement of national progress, reflecting the government’s unwavering commitment to world-class public healthcare. With cutting-edge infrastructure now in place, patients gain access to better care, and medical teams get the dignified, efficient environment they deserve.

[Reuters Africa @ReutersAfrica]

Zimbabwe will return 67 farms seized from foreigners from four European countries covered by bilateral investment pacts, the country's agriculture minister said, as it seeks to mend ties with Western countries while it battles for debt relief. https://t.co/2JTapoUTek

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

Gimme her number.

[Anita Asiimire Uwamahoro @ankolegarl]

Guys, how do I tell my mom that I’m suffering from a heartbreak 😫😫

[Cindy Soko @SokoCindy]

Our President, ED Mnangagwa, has shown us today that he is fully fit for 2030. CAB3 is unstoppable

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

When facts come from legal gurus simpletons think its everyday propaganda.

[hazel @hazelwekwagondo]

Legal heavyweight and public intellectual @ChinamasaPA with over 40 years of experience in the legal profession (as a legal practitioner, Attorney General, public servant, Minister of Justice, etc) who also serves as the ZANU PF Treasurer-General shed more light on the Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3.

He made it clear that there is no need for a referendum because this bill does not seek to amend the Bill of Rights, Chapter 16, and Section 328 of the Constitution.

This implies that conducting a referendum would actually transgress the intrinsic provisions of the Constitution.

As such, this bill must simply be adopted by a 2/3 majority by Parliament.

When fine, intellectual heavyweights and outstanding lawyers like Cde Chinamasa speak, we must listen attentively.

[Lisa Chijena @ChijenaLisa]

@NkoreWoman Although I have no qualms about one's tribal identity I feel that in Africa we must pause tribal tags for a while so we identify as one first. We have been divided to bloody extents by our colonizers using the tribal card as if they do not have tribes where they come from.

[Sammy Karley @KarleySammy]

Zimbabweans lets support our President ED Mnangagwa and also CAB 3 nyika irikunaka manje manje just support CAB 3 muone