@JamesonTimba Stay Away" is not mourning. It's economic sabotage dressed as grief.
We can honor the Kariba victims without crippling workers, vendors and patients who depend on a working day.
Mourn. Pray. But don’t punish the poor.
Today, I had the honor of virtually connecting with leaders, experts, and partners at the 8th Meeting of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) Regional Committee for Africa, proudly hosted in our beautiful resort city of Victoria Falls, Mosi-oa-Tunya. Zimbabwe is humbled by the global community's confidence in our nation to host this pivotal summit.
We remain deeply committed to advancing Africa's critical role in the global energy transition agenda. We commend Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India and President Emmanuel Macron of France for their ongoing commitment to strengthening solar energy partnerships with Africa. Africa possesses some of the world’s richest natural endowments.
Our solar resources must be viewed as vital instruments to industrialize, modernize, and scale up access to essential services in line with the African Union Agenda 2063. We must deploy greater leverage around regional and continental financing platforms, maximizing regional electricity markets and shared infrastructure.
Our transition must be just, inclusive, and leave no one and no place behind. We bear a shared responsibility to empower our women and youth as central participants—whether as entrepreneurs, technicians, engineers, or investors. We must strengthen local capacity to manufacture, adapt, install, and maintain solar technologies. Initiatives like the Solar Technology Application Resource Centre (STAR-C) are welcome initiatives that will contribute to increased technical knowledge, training, and skills transfer to our young people.
The International Solar Alliance provides us with an excellent framework to optimize our solar potential, secure our energy systems, and uplift our people. Together, let us harness the power of the sun to bring prosperity to Zimbabwe and the entire African continent!
@edmnangagwa Exceptional leadership, Your Excellency! Bringing the 8th ISA Regional Committee Meeting to Victoria Falls underscores Zimbabwe’s growing role as a leader in driving Africa’s clean energy revolution and economic modernization.
Good news, Zimbabwe!
ZiG annual inflation has declined to 2.9% in August 2026, its lowest level since 1980. Another significant milestone on the journey towards price stability, economic confidence and sustained macroeconomic stability.
@edmnangagwa Clear direction and strong vision! Removing structural bottlenecks and eliminating self-serving cartels in our medical sector is crucial for affordable care. Great work on the ongoing upgrades at Mpilo and Parirenyatwa! 🇿🇼💪 #SecondRepublic
@edmnangagwa A momentous day for our national development strategy! Seeing vision translate into concrete results through direct investment and community infrastructure build-out is truly inspiring. Together, we build Zimbabwe!
@edmnangagwa "Africa is open for business!" This is the leadership we need Mr. President. Value addition in our region, jobs for our youth, growth for our people. 🇿🇼🇿🇦 #BNC2026
@edmnangagwa Deepest gratitude to President Ramaphosa and the people of SA for the warm hospitality. This BNC proves our liberation bond is still building prosperity today.
@edmnangagwa A proud day for Zimbabwe! Under your leadership and Prof. Mpofu’s stewardship, CUT will continue to spearhead production and industrialization. To all 3,495 graduates: go and build the nation. Congratulations! 🇿🇼
Debate is good. Delivery is better. Appointed Senators bring hands-on skills in business, finance & agriculture. Tagwirei’s track record in creating jobs & value chains shows how private sector experience can help craft better laws for the economy. #NoOneLeftBehind
@ZimFirstLady In moments of profound grief, compassion matters. Honouring Taurai Chalibamba for her heroic actions is a fitting recognition of extraordinary courage in the face of unimaginable danger. Her bravery will not be forgotten. #ZimIsMourning
@SandileMakeba The Mayor attending a major event in his own city alongside H.E isn't "co-optation"—it's basic local governance. Expecting civic leaders to boycott national events in their own jurisdiction just 2 maintain an artificial posture of opposition achieves nthing 4 ē residents of Hre.
@edmnangagwa Pillars of peace and hard work! Powerful gathering at Gwanzura Shrine. The strong bond between the Second Republic and indigenous churches continues to drive our nation forward. 🙌
@edmnangagwa A strong partnership between Government and indigenous churches is vital for peace, unity and development. Together, we can achieve Vision 2030. 🇿🇼 #Vision2030