A sustainable agricultural economy requires clear policies, disciplined implementation and respect for the rules that govern production and investment.Zimbabwe’s agricultural potential into measurable results.
US$15.8 billion by 2030.
Zimbabwe’s engagement with global technology leaders is opening new possibilities for skills, innovation and opportunities for young people. The meeting between President Mnangagwa and Google SVP James Manyika reflects the importance of building a knowledge-driven future.
US$20 million in new credit for agriculture is a boost for farmers, businesses and communities. NMB’s facility shows how private-sector finance can support production and strengthen livelihoods under NDS2. 🌱🇿🇼
Zimbabwe and Mozambique share more than a border — we share history, brotherhood and a common destiny. President Daniel Chapo’s solidarity at #UNGA reflects the strength of African unity. #ZimAtUNGA81
Climate resilience is about protecting communities and livelihoods. Zimbabwe’s nationwide cloud-seeding programme is another step towards strengthening food and water security in the face of climate change. 🌧️🇿🇼
A reformed global order must reflect today’s world. UN Secretary-General António Guterres says a 21st-century Security Council without permanent African representation is unjust and indefensible. Africa’s voice must have a permanent place at the table. #ZimUNGA81
COMESA is more than a regional bloc—it is an economic space of 21 countries, 640+ million people and about US$1 trillion in combined GDP. As Principal Economist Ephias Makiwa notes, the 25th Summit gives Zimbabwe a platform to forge partnerships.
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. ASAKHIZIM
Investment must ultimately improve lives. As Zimbabwe opens up to business, the real measure is jobs, better services, stronger communities and greater opportunity for families. Economic growth matters most when ordinary Zimbabweans feel its benefits. 🇿🇼
Zimbabwe values friends who stand with us in difficult times. Tanzania’s solidarity with Zimbabwe and other UN Member States facing coercive measures reflects the importance of African unity, mutual respect and standing together as a community.
Climate-smart agriculture is helping Zimbabwe adapt to changing weather patterns. 🌱 Improved water management, drought-resistant crops and practical support for farmers are strengthening food production and rural livelihoods as the country advances towards Vision 203
Family, community and development go hand in hand. Gwayi-Shangani Dam is being built to secure Bulawayo’s water future, support livelihoods and strengthen the city’s resilience. A stronger Bulawayo means a stronger Zimbabwe. Brick by brick. 🇿🇼 AsakhiZim
Zimbabwe’s economy is now valued at over US$66 billion. 🇿🇼 GDP rebasing explains part of the increase, bringing more economic activity into view. But real growth also matters: ZIMSTAT reports 8.29% growth in 2025, driven by manufacturing, mining, agriculture and retail.
A stronger public health system means healthier families and stronger communities. 🇿🇼 Government’s investment in modern cancer equipment is bringing specialised care closer to home. Brick by brick, we build a healthier Zimbabwe.
A stronger public health system means healthier families and stronger communities. 🇿🇼 Government’s investment in modern cancer equipment is bringing specialised care closer to home. Brick by brick, we build a healthier Zimbabwe. #VakaZimbambwe
Zimbabwe’s voice at #UNGA81 carries the aspirations of its people and the wider African family. President Dr E.D. Mnangagwa is engaging the multilateral system on peace, justice, sovereign equality and development. 🇿🇼🌍
Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 and Malta 🇲🇹 open a new chapter of cooperation. Formal diplomatic relations can translate into trade, investment, tourism, technology and opportunities that reach businesses, communities and families. Brick by brick.
Family, Community & Hard Work
From one farm in Chegutu, Mrs Letwin Nyagano is building a culture of knowledge-sharing, training over 500 farmers every year. Hard work multiplies when it empowers others. 🇿🇼🐖
Zimbabwean blueberries are now entering China, opening a major new market for our fast-growing horticulture sector. From farm to global shelf, this is value addition, export diversification and rural opportunity in action. 🇿🇼🫐 #NDS2#Vision2030#ZimOpenForBusiness
Zimbabwe’s future is built by a generation that knows where it comes from and where it is going. Our youth must turn their skills into service, innovation and opportunity for their communities and nation. 🇿🇼
#VakaZimbambwe