Celestial Globe Zimbabwe

Visas & Migration Consultancy

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[Celestial Globe Zimbabwe @celestialglobe2]

Regularise Your Stay in South Africa 🇿🇦 Today‼️
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​1. Work Visas (Points-Based System)
​A minimum of five years of post-graduate work experience is required.

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[SABC News @SABCNews]

WATCH | President Cyril Ramaphosa says employers who hire foreign nationals without the required documents will face the full force of the law. He adds that 10,000 labour inspectors will be hired this year.

[C. H. MUKUNGUNUGWA @CMukungunugwa]

🇿🇼🇨🇳 Zimbabwe continues to attract world-class investment as Chinese investor Broxmen Industrial Park commits a staggering US$500 million towards the development of a Coal-to-Chemicals Complex in Chegutu.

The mega project is expected to start producing fertiliser by 2028, boosting agricultural productivity, creating thousands of jobs, and strengthening Zimbabwe’s industrialisation agenda.

These are the kind of transformative investments Chinese partners are bringing into Zimbabwe—turning vision into reality and driving economic growth. Indeed, Zimbabwe is open for business and the results are there for all to see.

[Business Insider Africa @BusInsiderSSA]

South African🇿🇦 companies increasingly depend on markets across Africa for growth.

Recent migration-related tensions highlight the business risks of operating across borders.

Companies such as MTN, Standard Bank and Gold Fields could face reputational and regulatory challenges.

The developments come as Africa pushes for deeper economic integration under AfCFTA.

[Celestial Globe Zimbabwe @celestialglobe2]

@NewsHawksLive @mike_chi5 #SouthAfrican #Visas
#WorkVisa #CriticalSkills
#Study
#Spouse
#Business
#PR

[TheNewsHawks @NewsHawksLive]

Zimbabwean-born academic and chief information officer (CIO) at
University of the Witwatersrand
in South Africa Dr Stanley Mpofu has been appointed to the board of the South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA),
the leading accountancy body in the country and one of the prominent institutes globally.
SAICA is the principal organisation responsible for training, accrediting and regulating chartered accountants in South Africa.
Mpofu’s new role comes after he was appointed as a member of the ICT Committee of Council at the Council on Higher Education last month.
He chairs Higher Education Information Technology South Africa and serves on several national ICT boards.
His primary focus would be executing his governance responsibilities in line with recognised best practices.
Mpofu told ITWeb:
“This appointment means a great deal to me because it reflects the trust and confidence the organisation has placed in me,” he says.
Serving on a board comes with a responsibility to uphold the highest standards of ethical leadership and governance, which are fundamental to organisational performance and delivering value to stakeholders.
My role will be to execute my governance responsibilities in accordance with the King IV and emerging King V principles of corporate governance, ensuring accountability, transparency and effective oversight.
This role will deepen my understanding of how organisations can be run effectively and sustainably, while allowing me to draw on my experience in both technology leadership and board governance.”
Mpofu added to ITWeb:
“I will continue to serve professionally and diligently in my role as CIO of Wits, while using this opportunity to give back to the country through the application of my governance skills and experience.”
Mpofu is a prominent ICT and digital transformation leader, with more than 30 years of experience in South Africa’s technology and higher education sectors.
Beginning his career as a desktop technician at Transnet in 1995, he rose to become CIO of Wits University in 2017, where he transformed the university’s ICT division into a strategic, high-performing unit.
A chartered CIO and certified director, Mpofu played a key role in advancing digital learning through initiatives such as smart classrooms and the rapid transition to online education during the pandemic.
He also champions digital inclusion, helping expand Eduroam connectivity across South Africa’s 26 public universities and institutions, including the City of Johannesburg and Airports Company South Africa.
His leadership has earned him numerous accolades, including “Visionary CIO of the Year” from the Institute of Information Technology Professionals South Africa in 2020, “CIO of the Year” in 2024, and “CIO of the Decade in the Public Sector”.

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[Celestial Globe Zimbabwe @celestialglobe2]

#ElonMusk’s boldest investment may not be Tesla, SpaceX, or AI-it’s family. With 14 children, he argues declining birth rates threaten civilization. Yet he says wealth & leadership should be earned, not inherited. The ultimate legacy isn’t billions-it’s the mindset 2 create them.

[Shava Nematombo @mike_chi5]

#NoToXenophobicAttacks‼️
@CyrilRamaphosa
@GovernmentZA
@MbalulaFikile
@MYANC

[THE TRUTH PANTHER 🇿🇦 @TheTruthPanther]

Zimbabwean man loses High Court bid to overturn Home Affairs ban after court confirms permanent residence permit obtained for R12 000 was fraudulent and invalid

The Western Cape High Court has dismissed a Zimbabwean man’s application for an extension of the 180-day period to review Home Affairs’ decision declaring him a prohibited person over a fraudulent permanent residence permit. The case involved 40-year-old Fidel Isheanesu Mugunzva, who challenged the department’s findings and restrictions placed on him.

According to court records, Mugunzva first entered South Africa in 2011 on a visitor’s visa that expired in October and later November that year. In 2012 he obtained a permanent residence permit through an immigration agent named Wendy after paying R12 000, later using it for travel, employment, and banking.

In 2020 the Department of Home Affairs informed him that the permit did not exist and was fraudulent, declaring him a prohibited person. Mugunzva returned to Zimbabwe in 2022 and told the court he was too poor to pursue legal review, although judges questioned his financial claims and supporting documents.

Despite finding that Mugunzva may have had reasonable prospects of success and that Home Affairs did not properly allow representations or fully investigate whether he was a victim of fraud, the court ruled that his excessive delay in launching the review application outweighed those factors and dismissed the case accordingly.

[Celestial Globe Zimbabwe @celestialglobe2]

🙏 PRAYER FOR FOREING AFRICANS IN SOUTH AFRICA 🙏

O LORD JEHOVAH,
Please forgive our sins and deliver our fellow African brothers and sisters in South Africa. The enemy is also fighting against legal immigrants, including foreign spouses legally married to South African citizens

[Celestial Globe Zimbabwe @celestialglobe2]

🙏 PRAYER FOR FOREING AFRICANS IN SOUTH AFRICA 🙏

O LORD JEHOVAH,
Please forgive our sins and deliver our fellow African brothers and sisters in South Africa. The enemy is also fighting against legal immigrants, including foreign spouses legally married to South African citizens

[Aldrin Sampear @AldrinSampear]

South Africans are not xenophobic - President Cyril Ramaphosa during state visit of Kenyan President William Ruto

#SouthAfrica

[Celestial Globe Zimbabwe @celestialglobe2]

@Leon_Schreib 🙏 PRAYER FOR FOREING AFRICANS IN SOUTH AFRICA 🙏

O LORD JEHOVAH,
Please forgive our sins and deliver our fellow African brothers and sisters in South Africa. The enemy is also fighting against legal immigrants, including foreign spouses legally married to South African citizens

[Leon Schreiber @Leon_Schreib]

New service centres that cut turnaround times for Passports from months to weeks are now live for South Africans in Mozambique and Zimbabwe. We’ve now brought this service to 5 continents, delivering dignity to citizens around the globe! 🇿🇦

Full list: https://t.co/jZjd0ZM2mB

[Celestial Globe Zimbabwe @celestialglobe2]

@Leon_Schreib 🙏 PRAYER FOR FOREING AFRICANS IN SOUTH AFRICA 🙏

O LORD JEHOVAH,
Please forgive our sins and deliver our fellow African brothers and sisters in South Africa. The enemy is also fighting against legal immigrants, including foreign spouses legally married to South African citizens

[Celestial Globe Zimbabwe @celestialglobe2]

🙏 PRAYER FOR FOREING AFRICANS IN SOUTH AFRICA 🙏

O LORD JEHOVAH,
Please forgive our sins and deliver our fellow African brothers and sisters in South Africa. The enemy is also fighting against legal immigrants, including foreign spouses legally married to South African citizens

[Times of Zambia @timesofzambia]

KWACHA GAINS: Zambia's currency has breached the K18 psychological mark to trade within the K17 range for the first time since 2023. Improved market sentiment, driven by a bumper harvest and strong economic indicators, is boosting the local unit.
#TOZNews #Economy #BusinessNews

[Celestial Globe Zimbabwe @celestialglobe2]

🙏 PRAYER FOR FOREING AFRICANS IN SOUTH AFRICA 🙏

O LORD JEHOVAH,
Please forgive our sins and deliver our fellow African brothers and sisters in South Africa. The enemy is also fighting against legal immigrants, including foreign spouses legally married to South African citizens

[The Herald Zimbabwe @HeraldZimbabwe]

Govt signs landmark petroleum production deal
https://t.co/4gnQxD3ZXl

[Hakainde Hichilema @HHichilema]

5 million tonnes! Zambia’s biggest ever maize harvest. My fellow farmers, we keep working.

Bally

[The Financial Gazette @FingazLive]

THE government and Invictus Energy, through its local operating entity, GEO Associates, have signed a Petroleum Product Sharing Agreement, establishing a regulatory framework for the Cabora Bassa Basin project. >https://t.co/x5HvwthNoL

[Mining Zimbabwe @Mining_Zimbabwe]

BREAKING: Zimbabwe and Invictus Energy have signed a historic Petroleum Production Sharing Agreement (PPSA), paving the way for the country’s first commercial oil and gas development in the Cabora Bassa Basin.

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