Pepukai 🇿🇼🦋

Patriotic ZWE butterfly🦋》Inquisitive||Curious||Humble||Sociable introvert||African sunshine🌞My opinions & yours may differ, but it doesn't mean we're enemies.

[Pepukai 🇿🇼🦋 @Eye_vm]

If I've to choose between Linda Masarira & Fadzai Mahere to represent me on political issues in Zim, I'ld choose Linda Masarira. She is confident, hardworking, articulates herself well, she understands the needs of Zimbos & she can relate to the issues affecting ordinary pple🙏🏾.

[mmatigari @matigary]

All South African chicks are welcome in Zimbabwe - except that cow @JacintaNgobese

It’s safer here, unlike that God-forsaken country where you live home knowing you may never come back as some lunatic may murder you

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

It is always a pleasure to meet and interact with the brilliant young minds representing our great nation abroad. Yesterday, while in Russia for the third Russia-Africa Summit, I took the opportunity to continue our tradition of engaging with Zimbabwean students studying away from home.

Our students are the true ambassadors of Zimbabwe. During our heartfelt exchange at the Embassy in Moscow, I was deeply impressed by their dedication to academic excellence, especially in critical fields like engineering, medicine, science, and cutting-edge technology.

We had an open and constructive discussion where they raised important points regarding mutual recognition of qualifications, safety, and the availability of funds to propel start-ups. I reassured them that the Second Republic remains fully committed to supporting their welfare and creating a thriving environment for them.

As we march towards achieving an empowered, upper-middle-income society through Vision 2030, our goal is to integrate these highly skilled young specialists directly into our local production value chains. I urged them to focus on their studies, absorb global innovations, and ultimately bring that knowledge back home to build the Zimbabwe we all want.

[FAIJO PROSPER 🇲🇼 @FaijoProsper]

Let's unite Zimbabwe, Malawi, Tanzania and Congo and our great nation will be (ZIMATACO) if we can add Zambia and Kenya it's going to be (ZIMATACOZAKE)

[mmatigari @matigary]

The illiterates of South Africa think protests create jobs and increase GDP 😂

[Zimbabwe Rugby 🇿🇼 @ZimRugbyZW]

A big thank you to our wonderful fans! 💚🏉 Thank you for showing up for the sport and for helping us keep our environment clean. Together, we can protect the game we love and the spaces that bring us together. 🇿🇼

[The Native @FedixM]

KZN! The people are talking about you here!

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

As our senior men's national rugby team, the Sables, take to the field today, I want to wish the entire squad and technical team the absolute very best. You carry the hopes and pride of an entire nation on your shoulders, and we have full confidence in your talent, discipline, and Zimbabwean spirit.

Regrettably, due to prior official commitments, I will not be able to attend the match in person today. I would have absolutely loved to be there in the stands to cheer on the Sables alongside you all.
However, my heart and spirit are entirely with the team. I urge everyone who can make it to pack the stadium, lift our boys with your voices, and paint the stands in our beautiful national colours!

Let us come together to show the world the roaring power of Zimbabwean support. Go forth and conquer, Sables!

#GoSables #ZimbabweRugby #ProudlyZimbabwe

[mmatigari @matigary]

Phakelamthakathi begging a Chinese “foreigner” for jobs.

He was begging nicely.

These South African chaps are an embarrassing lot.

The Chinese guy says he is not going to hire those lying bastards. I agree with him. No point hiring dishonest crooks.

[GuardianOfLight🕯 @SihleMlotsh]

Jacinta Ngobese has blood on her hands. Patriots kill in her name.

This evil thing must be arrested before our country burns mxm.

[Sahel Revolutionary Soldier @beyondB_DAG]

This is the Ugandan Brother that was murdered by South African "March and March " so called "peaceful" protesters.

He is known locally by the name Nviri .

Eye witnesses say he had committed no crime or harmed any South Africans.

His last words were "why are you attacking me, what have i done" before he went unconscious and died from sever medieval type scourging.

May his soul rest in peace.

[Kgoshi Ya Lebowa @Mothematiks]

UNPOPULAR OPINION: As someone who has worked on several construction projects with both locals & foreigners. I can safely conclude that most South African labourers in this industry lack work ethic compared to guys from Zimbabwe and Mozambique. Most construction guys I have met prefer to hire foreigners for that reason. Most have tried to prioritise locals, but they always disappoint. Ke senya ke realo 🤷🏾‍♂️

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Crowd of 50 beats foreigner to death in South Africa https://t.co/lNWxzHZRu2

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

Today, I was honored to officiate the groundbreaking ceremony for Great Zimbabwe University’s state-of-the-art Main Campus. Inspired by our historic Great Zimbabwe Monument, this new campus will stand as a magnificent architectural symbol of our national identity, serving as the University's permanent administrative and cultural home.

Under our Education 5.0 philosophy, GZU is successfully shifting from traditional academia into tangible industrial solutions that directly uplift our communities:

At the Innovation Centre of Excellence in Dryland Agriculture in Chivi, GZU has completed a state-of-the-art traditional grain milling plant named "Guyo Rokwa Chivi". Achieving an incredible 90%+ grain recovery rate for commercial meal production, this project—in partnership with the Grain Marketing Board (GMB)—establishes a complete, sustainable value chain from field to factory to the market.

The GZU Innovation Hub is actively incubating research to integrate traditional medicines into mainstream healthcare. Concurrently, they have developed the Madzimbahwe LifeTap Smart ID—a groundbreaking, affordable diagnostic and payment solution ensuring that rural families, informal workers, and school children are no longer excluded from essential medical .

Our youth are bridging the digital divide through home-grown technology, including LogiTruck, an online logistics platform optimizing our transport sector, and "Psyche Me Up", an interactive, game-based learning tool providing mental health education to rural and urban students alike.

This is the Zimbabwe we are building—one driven by innovation, heritage, and production. Congratulations to Great Zimbabwe University for leading from the front.

[Ms SthembiD❤💰📖 @SthembiD]

After murdering the Ugandan man in Durban...They should come and tell us how their lives improved.
Pathetic!

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

Today, I joined my fellow regional Heads of State and Government for the SADC Virtual Extra-Ordinary Summit.

Building on the solid foundations and resolutions established during our 46th SADC Ordinary Summit in Durban this past August, this extraordinary session marks another critical step forward for our region.

Our agenda focuses on strategic leadership appointments that are vital to advancing our collective regional integration, development, and stability. Key among these decisions are the appointments of the Deputy Executive Secretary for Regional Integration and electing the incoming Chairperson of the Organ on Politics, Defence and Security Cooperation.
As a united front, we remain deeply committed to reinforcing SADC's governance, ensuring peace and security, and driving economic prosperity for all our citizens.

A stronger, more integrated SADC means a stronger Africa!

#SADC #RegionalIntegration #Zimbabwe #Vision2030 #LeavingNoOneBehind

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

As we successfully conclude the 25th COMESA Summit here in Harare, I want to express my deepest gratitude to all the Heads of State, Government representatives, and delegates. Your spirit of solidarity, cooperation, and unity of purpose made our deliberations a resounding success.

During our discussions, we firmly agreed on immediate priority areas to accelerate our collective growth. Chief among these is deepening market integration and the decisive removal of both tariff and non-tariff barriers. If we are to build truly resilient economies, COMESA member states must cultivate a culture of trading among ourselves first. Our local resources must drive our local prosperity.

As the incoming Chairman of this great regional bloc, I recognize that the true measure of our success lies in the impact of our outcomes. The responsibility now rests upon all of us to translate our summit resolutions into concrete, actionable steps. Together, we will achieve our shared vision of "One Market, One Future."

My profound thanks go to the COMESA Secretariat, our local organizing teams, and everyone who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to host a flawless event at our New Parliament Building. Let us move forward with shared determination.

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

I accept the chairmanship of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) with deep humility, as we convene for the 25th Summit of COMESA Heads of State and Government at the New Parliament Building in Mt Hampden. We gather under the powerful and progressive theme: "One Market, One Future: Advancing Inclusive Industrialisation, Investment and Regional Integration in COMESA."

On behalf of our nation, I extend my profound gratitude to the outgoing Chairperson, President William Ruto of Kenya, for steering COMESA with immense purpose, clarity, and a steadfast focus on digitization and robust value chains. I also commend the COMESA Secretariat for their sterling work.

My warmest congratulations go to my brother, His Excellency President Hakainde Hichilema of Zambia, on his appointment as the new Vice Chairperson of COMESA. Together, Zimbabwe and Zambia stand ready to lead our regional bloc toward unprecedented economic growth.

The theme of our summit brings to the fore the urgent need for the interconnectivity of our markets to accelerate modernization and industrialization. To reach new customers and achieve collective progress, we must expand our horizons. The tangible growth of intra-COMESA projects demonstrates the undeniable value of our cooperation, and it is through this unity that we will uplift more of our people.

COMESA remains a vital platform to promote trade, and the ultimate success of this conference rests upon our collective shoulders. To unlock our full potential, we must decisively address transportation bottlenecks. Furthermore, the financial challenges faced by our youth, women, and SMEs require new strategies and bold decisions. By driving the wider use of digital trade systems, we can bridge these gaps.

During our tenure, we aim to work closely with all member states to fast-track value addition and beneficiation. The lessons from our policy decisions are clear: we must see the true value of our natural resources. Zimbabwe will champion the development of agro-processing industrial parks and the climate-proofing of our agriculture to guarantee regional food security.

To support this industrial drive, our roads and rail systems require long-term financing. We must think outside the box on financing models, working hand-in-hand with our development partners. Integration is only a success when it benefits the ordinary citizen.
The challenge has been set upon us. We must align our skills training and education systems to produce goods and services that directly impact and improve the lives of our people. Our private sector is highly commended for actively involving itself in these debates; their partnership is crucial.

As we chart our own destination, we remind the world that Zimbabwe remains a friend to all and an enemy to none, exercising our amenable rights to self-determination.

With unity of purpose, let us deliver a better, more prosperous future for the people of Africa.

#COMESA2026 #OneMarketOneFuture #Industrialisation #Investment #RegionalIntegration #Zimbabwe #Zambia

[Jamwanda @Jamwanda2]

TODAY ZIMBABWE TAKES OVER COMESA CHAIRMANSHIP FROM KENYA. ZIMBABWE GOES INTO THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL NEXT YEAR WITH AN ORGANIC BLOC OF SUPPORT AND SOLID AFRICAN SUPPORT AND LEADERSHIP. THIS IS THE HIGH POINT OF THE SECOND REPUBLIC’S ENGAGEMENT AND RE-ENGAGEMENT POLICY UNDER PRESIDENT ED MNANGAGWA.

[Jamwanda @Jamwanda2]

HIS EXCELLENCY THE PRESIDENT OF ZIMBABWE, DR ED MNANGAGWA, IS NOW THE CHAIRMAN OF COMESA AND IS DELIVERING HIS ACCEPTANCE SPEECH.

[Nick Mangwana @nickmangwana]

His Excellency, President Mnangagwa assumes the COMESA Chairmanship as Zimbabwe takes over regional leadership (2026–2027).