Takura Zhangazha

Always up for a road trip, a challenge, or a bad idea with a good story. 😎🌄

[Takura Zhangazha @TakuraZha]

Happy Friday

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A new parliamentary session, a fresh national agenda. 🇿🇼 President Mnangagwa is expected at the New Parliament Building in Mt Hampden on Tuesday for SONA and the official opening of the Fourth Session of the 10th Parliament.

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President @edMnangagwa heads home after a busy #UNGA81 mission that combined diplomacy with economic engagement. Investor meetings, bilateral talks and Zimbabwe’s message on development, peace and multilateral reform all formed part of the New York programme. 🇿🇼

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After years of limited access to international capital, every new financing channel matters. US$50m through CABS and NMB means more capacity to finance productive businesses, agriculture and trade. The real test will be how much growth that capital unlocks.

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From resolutions to results. Chinhoyi will bring the conversation back to implementation, economic development, empowerment and the road towards Vision 2030. 17 days to go.

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Zim’s case at #UNGA81 goes beyond representation. It is about ensuring that Africa and the Global South have a meaningful voice in the decisions that shape development, peace and the global economy. Multilateralism works best when every nation has a seat and a say.
#ZimAtUNGA81

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Civil and political rights cannot be separated from economic, social and cultural rights. True development must advance them together—giving people a voice in shaping their future while expanding access to jobs, education, healthcare and opportunity. #UNGA81 #ZimAtUNGA81

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President Mnangagwa highlighted the importance of dvpt initiatives that deliver tangible benefits to ordinary people. From infrastructure and energy to industrialisation and job creation, development must translate into improved livelihoods and shared prosperity. #ZimAtUNGA81

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@PaulPaulus13 @noto2030 Didymus Mutasa 🙄🙄🙄. There are kids with kids who don't know who that is. We can't stay stuck in the past especially over unsubstantiated cases. Let's move on.

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18 DAYS TO GO! 🇿🇼

Chinhoyi gets ready to host the 23rd ZANU PF National People’s Conference, 12–17 October 2026. The focus: consolidating economic development, deepening empowerment and advancing the Vision 2030 agenda. #ZANUPF23

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“Prevention must remain at the heart of international peace and security.”
President Mnangagwa calls for greater attention to preventing conflicts before they escalate, including addressing the underlying causes of instability and insecurity. #ZimAtUNGA81

[President of Zimbabwe @edmnangagwa]

Today, I had the honor of addressing the 81st Session of the UN General Assembly under the theme: "Restoring Trust, Managing Transformation." 🇺🇳🇿🇼

In a world facing intensifying climate shocks and conflict, humanity’s challenges know no borders. No nation can overcome them alone. To restore global trust, international law must be applied universally—not selectively. It cannot be a shield for some and a sword against others.

As Zimbabwe prepares to take its seat on the UN Security Council for the 2027-2028 term, we do so guided by our foreign policy: "a friend to all and an enemy to none." Our commitments are clear:

:Promoting preventive diplomacy and peaceful conflict resolution.
:Strengthening UN ties with the African Union to silence the guns.
:Advancing the crucial peace and security agendas for women and youth.

True collective security means reforming the Security Council to move past 1945 realities. Africa is united, sovereign, independent, and rising. The outdated "horse and rider" mentality and unilateral coercive measures have no place in modern global discourse.

Peace cannot endure without development. Domestically, Zimbabwe is proving what is possible. Through robust reforms, our GDP has grown three-fold since 2017. Zimbabwe is open for business! We are accelerating food security through climate-smart agriculture and leaving no one and no place behind through aggressive rural industrialization.

Let us protect the UN Charter, reject selective compliance, and build a fairer, more inclusive world for succeeding generations.

I thank you.

#UNGA81 #Zimbabwe #Diplomacy #GlobalGovernance #Vision2030 #LeavingNoOneBehind #AfricaRising #UNSC

[Takura Zhangazha @TakuraZha]

Development cannot flourish where its financing is prohibitively expensive.”
President Mnangagwa raises the challenge of high borrowing costs facing developing nations and the need for a fairer international financial system.

#ZimAtUNGA81

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The world gathers. Zimbabwe takes the floor. 🇿🇼🌍 President Mnangagwa addresses #UNGA81 tomorrow at 3 PM Zimbabwe time. With peace, development and international cooperation on the agenda, Zimbabwe joins the global conversation on the future of the United Nations.

#ZimAtUNGA81

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A proud academic milestone for Zimbabwe's Minister of Local Government and Public Works, Hon. Daniel Garwe! Congrats on your graduation. May the knowledge gained enrich your professional journey and contribute to your work in public administration.

#NyikaInovakwaNeveneVayo

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President @edmnangagwa addressed the UN meeting marking 40 years of the Declaration on the Right to Development, highlighting the importance of equitable access to development opportunities, international cooperation and a global system that leaves no nation behind

#ZimAtUNGA81

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From Harare to Maputo, economic development remains a shared regional priority. President Chapo’s advocacy for the removal of sanctions on Zimbabwe highlights the continuing SADC discussion on economic restrictions and regional integration.

#ZimAtUNGA81

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🇧🇼🌍 Botswana has joined the call for permanent African representation on the UN Security Council at #UNGA81. With 54 nations and over 1.4 billion people, Africa is seeking a stronger voice in decisions affecting global peace and security. #UNSCReform

[Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Int Trade @MoFA_ZW]

Zimbabwe and Benin have taken a significant step towards advancing African integration with the signing of a Visa Exemption Agreement covering diplomatic and ordinary passport holders.

The agreement will facilitate the movement of people between the two countries, opening greater opportunities for trade, tourism, investment, cultural exchange and people-to-people interaction.

In this video, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Prof. dr. Amon Murwira and his counterpart, Ms. Corinne Amori Brunet, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Benin, speak on the significance of the agreement and its contribution to the vision of an integrated Africa, where the free movement of people complements the movement of goods, services and capital.

🇿🇼🇧🇯 𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚. 𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐏𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞. 𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐲.

[Takura Zhangazha @TakuraZha]

The world gathers. Zimbabwe takes the floor. 🇿🇼🌍 President Mnangagwa addresses #UNGA81 tomorrow at 3 PM Zimbabwe time. With peace, development and international cooperation on the agenda, Zimbabwe joins the global conversation on the future of the United Nations.

#ZimAtUNGA81