A proud and spirited performance by our national team tonight at the National Sports Stadium.
While the final score did not go our way against the Democratic Republic of Congo, our players gave everything on the pitch and treated us to a genuinely magnificent game of football. They showed exceptional character, skill, and resilience against formidable opponents, proving that our football is moving in the right direction.
Defeats are tough, but they are also the foundation of future victories. We stand firmly behind the team and the technical staff as they regroup for the rest of the AFCON qualification campaign.
Thank you to the thousands of patriotic fans who filled the stadium and roared until the final whistle. Our journey continues!
Zimbabwe Trade Surplus Jumps 64.5% to US$526.5 Million.
Zimbabwe’s trade surplus widened sharply to US$526.5 million in August 2026, up 64.5% from US$320 million in July.
Exports rose 14.2%, from US$1.47 billion to US$1.679 billion, while imports increased marginally by 0.2%, from US$1.150 billion to US$1.152 billion.
The strong improvement in the trade balance was therefore driven primarily by faster export growth, with exports exceeding imports by more than US$526 million during August.
Equal means equal pay.
Equal means equal rights.
Equal means equal protection.
Equal means equal opportunity.
Equal means equal representation.
Equal means equal access.
Equal means equal power.
Equal means equal.
Simple yet powerful community initiatives are drawing growing global attention. From empowering vulnerable communities and helping rural women turn farming into businesses, to equipping young people with skills and preserving our culture, Zimbabwe is showing how grassroots solutions can change lives.
I was invited to the Interregional Meeting of First Ladies and First Gentlemen in Antigua Guatemala after they saw our work through the Angel of Hope Foundation’s social media platforms. I shared Zimbabwe’s experiences and explored partnerships to create more opportunities for our women, youth, communities and nation.
🚨 Ronaldo Nazário (R9) on who is better: himself or Cristiano Ronaldo:
🗣️ “People often compare us because we are both named Ronaldo 🤝, but our careers were very different.
🏆 I won the World Cup, and that is something nobody can take away from me. But football greatness isn’t decided by one tournament alone ⚽❌ — it’s about the impact you leave on the game 🌍✨.”
🗣️ “When Cristiano started his career, Portugal 🇵🇹 wasn’t seen as a traditional football superpower like Brazil 🇧🇷, Argentina 🇦🇷, France 🇫🇷, Germany 🇩🇪, or Spain 🇪🇸. Those countries had history, legends, and trophies 🏆🔥.”
🗣️ “Cristiano changed that 💪. He became the face of Portuguese football 👑🇵🇹 and led his country to trophies many people never believed possible 🏆😲. An entire generation grew up inspired by him 🌟, dreaming of playing at the highest level in Europe because of what he achieved.”
🗣️ “At my best, I believe I had abilities very few players in history possessed 🎯⚡. But Cristiano’s longevity 🕰️, discipline 🧠, mentality 💯, and achievements over 20+ years are simply extraordinary 🚀🐐.”
It’s not karma is the consequence of one’s actions..
Find any lonely old man, ask him about his life and his children, there’s almost always a story about him abandoning his child/ children and they’ve forsaken him.
When you visit a hospital next time. And if you happen to find a male patient in one of the wards. Who has been there for a good long while and seems really miserable… ask about his story. There’s almost always a child he is begging to see him that isn’t coming because he abandoned them.
None of that is karma, it’s much simplerc it’s the consequences of his own actions.
British International Investment has returned to Zimbabwe after a 13-year absence, committing US$50 million in fresh financing to support key productive sectors.
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Being able to comment positively on the developments in Zimbabwe is not an act of betrayal.
Neo-colonialism propaganda will have the average Zimbabwean feeling that they need to speak negatively about our country, abandon all patriotism and be scared to have anything good to say about Zimbabwe.
I’m hoping to see a healed middle class of Zimbabwe, in my lifetime, completely free of any mental shackles placed on us by people driving a neo- colonialist agenda, using the Western dominated media to almost completely brainwash people into believing there was nothing good about Zimbabwe or being Zimbabwean.
It’s okay to celebrate Zimbabwe’s achievements, it’s okay to wish for more development, it’s okay to love your country and recognise the changing environment😊
Disliking a political party does not mean you must then dislike your own country until another political party is considered the ruling party. That logic was always nonsensical.
It’s okay to love Zimbabwe and want the best for her and celebrate when she achieves milestones in her development journey.
It’s okay.
There are soooo many positive things I’m noticing in Zimbabwe. I’m also very aware of the many negatives. I’m terrified very often of posting positive things I see and experience because… well we all know because. ..
Hearts and minds are being lost. The silent majority are also terrified…
It’s almost necessary for one to have to prefix or suffix with a list of all negatives before they commend or comment on some of the positive developments in our country.
What a sad state we have become. 🇿🇼
Zimbabwe is now highly regarded internationally. This is why President @edmnangagwa was made to address first yesterday. In diplomatic circles, that’s considered a sign of respect and diplomatic prestige.
ZANU PF National Chairman, Cde Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri, said she was satisfied with the preparations and venue for the party’s 23rd National People’s Conference following a tour of the venue.
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Zimbabwe donated 10 Tonnes of food supplies to Botswana to assist communities in the drought-prone Bobirwa District, in a move highlighting cooperation and solidarity between the two neighbouring countries.
Preparations for the 23rd ZANU-PF Annual National People’s Conference are 85 percent complete, with more than 8 000 delegates expected to attend the event in Chinhoyi, Mashonaland West Province, from 12 to 17 October.
ZANU-PF National Chairperson Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri has expressed satisfaction with the progress made ahead of the conference.