HE Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa says African countries will present a united voice at the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly as the continent pushes for greater attention to shared development priorities and issues affecting its people
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa engaged potential investors in New York on the sidelines of the 81st UN General Assembly, positioning Zimbabwe for increased global investment.
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Representing #USA🇺🇲 strategic minerals company @IvanhoeAtlantic new non-executive director Amb. @tdf_dc & I participated in the #Zimbabwe🇿🇼 Business Forum at margins of #UNGA🇺🇳 and honored to discuss our interest in opportunities with H.E. President @edmnangagwa & his delegation
BUSE is executing the final phase of its multimillion dollar accommodation project—a 352-bed male hostel completing in 2027. Building on existing facilities (352 female beds, 248 operational mixed beds, and 150 Kotoko site beds).
It was a true honor and a great pleasure to address members of our vibrant Zimbabwean Diaspora community here in New York last night!
No matter the physical distance or where you live and work, you remain an integral part of the Zimbabwean family. Home is home.
Your patriotism and unwavering commitment to your heritage is highly commendable. For years, you have supported families, built businesses, and sent home over USD 2.4 billion in annual remittances. But our engagement is evolving—we are moving from remittances to strategic investment, and from the movement of people to the movement of knowledge, technology, and capital.
Yesterday, I shared an important message: Zimbabwe is no longer lamenting "brain drain"—we have successfully turned it into brain circulation. Whether you are a surgeon, an engineer, a professor, an ICT specialist, or a financier, you do not need to return permanently to make a lasting impact. Your skills, expertise, and global best practices are tremendous national assets.
Under our national development agenda, NDS2 (2026-2030), my Administration recognizes the Diaspora as a vital strategic partner in achieving Vision 2030. We are actively simplifying bureaucracy, modernizing passport services, establishing Diaspora service centres, and ensuring your investments are securely facilitated and protected across agriculture, mining, renewable energy, the digital economy, and infrastructure.
Let us continue working together to amplify Africa’s voice and demonstrate Zimbabwe's rightful place in global affairs—as shown by our historic election to a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for 2027-2028.
The more we work together, the more we prosper!
Nyika inovakwa, inotongwa, inonamatirwa, nevene vayo.
Ilizwe lakhiwa, libuswe, likhulekelwe, ngabanikazi balo.
President Mnangagwa and Chancellor of all State universities has arrived at the @nustzim grounds for the 32nd NUST graduation ceremony on Thursday. 2 570 graduands will graduate while 221 graduands will be physically capped by @edmnangagwa
Local Government Minister, Daniel Garwe says government is not opposed to vending but it wants vendors to work in designated areas. He says most designated vending spaces are empty because vendors do not want to pay for rent.
A big thank you to Minister Daniel Garwe and @hcc_harare for taking decisive action to restore cleanliness and order in Harare.The Government’s clean up programme is protecting public health,improving our environment and restoring the dignity of our capital city
My Byo people, please give me any other company in Zimbabwe that can handle Ngozi Mine. Let's say we do the tender process, which company in Zimbabwe has capacity to deal with Ngozi Mine? Vukani bantu bakoBulawayo, not everything needs ama emotions okunye cabangani!#AsakhiZim
Tomorrow, Zimbabwe commemorates Munhumutapa Day in Mvurwi self-reliance demonstrated bv our
Mashonaland Central, celebrating our
pre-colonial heritage and the legacy of
the powerful Mutapa State.
The day reminds our youth of the valuesof leadership, unity
Govt has certified a privately owned ferry to restore water transport services on Lake Kariba following the August 11 tragedy that claimed 97 lives, while two more boats are also being procured to service communities along the route.
President Mnangagwa is today expected to preside over the 25th graduation ceremony at the Bindura University of Science Education Institute where he will cap 2371 graduands.