Tinashe Shumba

Failure is not an option; success is a necessity. l also discuss politics

[Lovemore Chibika @LovemoreChibik2]

Latest on ZANU PF conference Resolutions @edmnangagwa to remain President until 2030 and the Congress have been postponed to 2029

[Mulakazuva4ED @MulakazuvaL]

Makorokoto @MthuliNcube01 🔥🔥✈️✈️

[C. H. MUKUNGUNUGWA @CMukungunugwa]

Gandaga Guro Hondo Chete Ratinoziva RekuHondo Ndi Emmerson IWE WOSVORA? @LynneStactia

[The Herald Zimbabwe @HeraldZimbabwe]

BREAKING: President appoints Prof Ncube to Politburo
https://t.co/LApF0AKBS6

[Tina @masekotinah]

True statesmanship is reflected in wisdom, discipline and respect for institutions. President Mnangagwa's emphasis on unity, order and implementing Party resolutions reinforces the importance of responsible leadership and delivering results.

@Nanayf6 @Ramoxy74 @MamboChirwa

[Shumbakadzi👑 @shumbakadzi_zim]

The people have spoken, and the Party has made its resolution clear!

The resolution is that President Emmerson Mnangagwa remains President and First Secretary of ZANU PF until 2030. To give effect to this position within the Party’s structures, the National Congress is set to move from 2028 to 2029, allowing the Party’s constitution to be aligned with the amended National Constitution.

This is about more than changing a date on the Party calendar. It is about harmonising leadership cycles and ensuring consistency between the Party’s internal governance framework and the national constitutional provisions. The proposed shift from a five-year to a seven-year leadership cycle forms part of that alignment.

The message is clear: the Party has adopted a resolution on its leadership and the institutional changes it considers necessary to support it. The focus now is on ensuring that the relevant constitutional and organisational processes reflect that decision.

Clear resolutions. Institutional alignment. A defined direction towards 2030.

#Chakasimba chinhu ichi🔥🔥

[Zaire Baraka @BarakaZaire]

OFFICIAL HANDOVER OF MOBILE HEALTH KIOSKS BY PRESIDENT MNANGAGWA

What a progressive and people-centred step for Zimbabwe’s healthcare system.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s official handover and launch of the Presidential Ward-Based Primary Health-Care Outreach Programme in Chinhoyi is a practical, forward-looking move that takes essential services closer to remote and underserved communities.

The nurse-manned three-wheeler Mobile Health Kiosks — starting with the first 10 units funded by NetOne (one for each province) and expanding toward a planned 100 nationwide — will offer on-the-spot screening for blood pressure and blood glucose, maternal and child health support, malaria services, HIV and TB assistance, health education, and early identification of conditions such as diabetes, cancer, and substance-abuse issues. Patients can be linked via telehealth to clinicians and referred for further care when needed, creating a connected pathway that reduces long journeys, transport costs, and time away from work or family.

This initiative embodies the principle of leaving no one and no place behind. It strengthens primary healthcare at ward level, complements existing clinics and hospitals, and harnesses digital technology and community health workers through partnerships with NetOne and ZimSmart Villages. It also builds on the broader health-access vision championed by First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa.
By bringing screening, advice, and referral pathways to the village edge, these mobile kiosks have the potential to enable earlier detection, better continuity of care for chronic conditions, and ultimately healthier communities across Zimbabwe. A welcome investment in practical, accessible healthcare. @dereckgoto @SimangalisoDub5 @timotonho @chari639408 @noku_carol @magadziko43836 @hazelwekwagondo

[Musa Tanyoko @MusaTanyoko58]

Grace Mugabe 2.0 in the building !! Its now band for band in the ruling party ,let's not forget what happened to Dr Stop it !! after such an act kumagumo kune nyaya !! Shots were faired directly meant to suppress yesterday speech by VP . Now things ar getting hotter and hotter !

[Dumisani Nleya @DumiDumi2003]

The countdown continues! Four days to the 25th COMESA Summit in Harare, where the pursuit of shared prosperity meets Zimbabwean hospitality.
#COMESA2026 #BrandZimbabwe

[Twinsisters @Twinsis50497431]

BUDIRIRO YAUYA MUZIMBABWE! YAUYA NAVA MNANGAGWA!
Nyaya haisisiri yemashoko chete, asi yezviito zvinobata upenyu hwevanhu. Budiriro yechokwadi inoonekwa kana zvivimbiso zvashanduka kuita mabasa anobatsira veruzhinji.

From Resolutions to Results! #Vision2030 @edmnangagwa #NyikaInovakwaNeveneVayo

[Nick Mangwana @nickmangwana]

NEXT CONGRESS IN 2029 AND ED THE PARTY PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE.

[Vision 2030 @Zim_Vision2030]

ZANU PF Resolutions Reflect Grassroots Voices and Aspirations

Resolutions adopted at ZANU PF party conferences and congresses originate from the grassroots, reflecting the views, aspirations and priorities of the party’s membership. The process follows a bottom-up approach, ensuring that decisions made at the highest levels of the party are informed by the concerns and contributions of ordinary members.

The formulation of resolutions begins at the cell level before progressing through branches, districts and provinces, in that hierarchical order. District Coordination Committees (DCCs) play a coordinating role in facilitating the process and ensuring that resolutions move through the party’s structures for consideration.

This approach places the party leadership in a position of responsibility to respect and implement the collective will of the membership once the people have expressed their position on matters of importance. In essence, resolutions are not simply imposed from the top but emerge from consultations and deliberations across the party’s structures.

The process reinforces the principle that the leadership is accountable to the people it represents, with party conferences and congresses providing platforms for consolidating grassroots views into collective decisions and guiding the party’s direction.

[C. H. MUKUNGUNUGWA @CMukungunugwa]

Word of the DAY
"ZANU PF is united. In any Movement, you have people who divert from the centre of the Party. That is expected. If you have a Party and from January to December, you find no dissenting voice, something is wrong. Any revolutionary Party will always have people that fail to run the correct line and fall by the way side” President @edmnangagwa

[Harare Post 🇿🇼 @harare_post]

Speaking at the closing ceremony of the 23rd ZANU PF National People’s Conference, His Excellency President Emmerson Mnangagwa urged delegates to return to their respective provinces and districts with their heads held high, proud of their achievements and committed to fulfilling the aspirations of all communities across Zimbabwe.
#23rdNationalPeoplesConference

[Harare Post 🇿🇼 @harare_post]

Key resolutions from the ZANU PF 23rd National People’s Conference include:
* Endorsing President Mnangagwa as the Party’s sole candidate for the 8th National People’s Congress,
*Aligning the Party Constitution with CAA3.
*Considering the proposed postponement of the Congress from 2027 to 2029, subject to constitutional procedures.
*Strengthening Party discipline and accountability.
*Reviewing legislators’ and councillors’ performance.
*Increasing youth parliamentary quota seat. *Expanding youth access to jobs, land and financing.
*Reviewing war veterans’ allowances. *Intensifying the fight against drug and substance abuse, and a
*Accelerating agricultural development, and economic reforms.
#23rdNationalPeoplesConference

[Tinashe Shumba @Tina_Shumba]

@harare_post The exhibition exceeded its initial target of 100 participants, showcasing Zimbabwean manufacturing, SMEs, value addition and business innovation.

[Tinashe Shumba @Tina_Shumba]

@harare_post The commissioning of an oxygen plant and a 100 kW solar system at Chinhoyi General Hospital provides a concrete example of healthcare infrastructure investment.

[Tinashe Shumba @Tina_Shumba]

@harare_post These sectors still remain central to Zimbabwe’s NDS2 and Vision 2030 development agenda.

[Tinashe Shumba @Tina_Shumba]

@harare_post Improved highways, modernised border infrastructure and efficient transport corridors can strengthen trade, reduce travel times and improve access to markets. Connectivity is an important part of Zimbabwe's Vision 2030 ambitions.

[Harare Post 🇿🇼 @harare_post]

His Excellency President @edmnangagwa is in full control and he is delivering top notch developmental results. We are in safe hands.
#Zimbabwe