Harare’s CBD has set the tone for the 2026 Zimbabwe Agricultural Show! 🇿🇼🌾
The colourful procession marks the official opening of a week celebrating agriculture, innovation, enterprise and Zimbabwean ingenuity.
Zimbabwe is making its voice heard at UNCCD COP17, calling for stronger investment in restoring degraded land and building climate-resilient communities. 🇿🇼🌍
#UNCCDCOP17#VakaYakhaZim
More students. More skills. More healthcare professionals for Zimbabwe.
The Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa School of Nursing is contributing to a stronger healthcare workforce through quality training and practical experience.
#NDS2#VakaYakhaZim
The revival of David Whitehead Textiles goes beyond one company.
It strengthens local cotton markets, creates jobs and boosts domestic manufacturing , another step towards a more productive Zimbabwe under NDS2.
Wedza–Sadza Road surfacing is nearing the finish line, bringing improved connectivity and easier access to markets for communities along the route.
#NDS2#RoadDevelopment
From secure land rights to stronger agricultural growth.
The 27 August stakeholder meeting in Harare will examine how land tenure reform can improve access to finance, strengthen investment and give farmers greater opportunities to expand productivity.
#LandTenure#Agriculture
A stable economy builds confidence.
Low inflation and exchange-rate stability are supporting an environment where businesses can invest, expand production and create jobs.
#NDS2#RBZ#EconomicGrowth
President Mnangagwa says Zimbabwe-South Africa cooperation must go beyond agreements and deliver real production, jobs, innovation and stronger economies.
From solidarity to shared prosperity. 🇿🇼🇿🇦
#ZimSA#BNC#Vision2030
Another step forward for Masvingo!
The newly commissioned Rufaro Clinic will serve both AFM members and the wider community, bringing essential healthcare services closer to the people.
#RufaroConferenceCentre#Masvingo#ZBCNews
Development that reaches the village!
3,100 Chivi farmers are benefiting from the Presidential Goat Pass-on Scheme, building livestock assets while strengthening incomes and food security.
This is NDS2 in action.
#NDS2#RuralEmpowerment#Zimbabwe
The Warriors are coming home!
CAF Category 3 approval for the National Sports Stadium marks a major milestone for Zimbabwean football.
Progress. Pride. National development.
#Zimbabwe#ZIFA#CAF#Vision2030
Back from Pretoria after advancing Zimbabwe–South Africa cooperation at the 4th BNC.
Partnerships that move Zimbabwe forward. 🇿🇼🇿🇦
#Mnangagwa#ZimSA#BNC
Bulawayo takes centre stage on 21 August as the Doek Drive comes to ZITF. 🇿🇼
A powerful celebration of women, culture and the values that keep our heritage alive.
#DoekDrive#Womanhood#CulturalHeritage
Buhera is under the spotlight as Parliament’s Transport Committee verifies ZINARA funding, fuel utilisation and progress on local road projects. Public resources must deliver visible results for communities.
#RoadInfrastructure#Accountability
Mining remains a key pillar of Zimbabwe’s growth. New reforms are aimed at increasing exploration, reducing costs and ensuring more value is captured locally through beneficiation and processing.
#NDS2#Vision2030#Mining
Pfumvudza/Intwasa is scaling up to 1 million hectares this season, building on 700,000 hectares last year. More production, greater resilience, stronger food security. 🇿🇼🌱
#Pfumvudza#Intwasa#NDS2
Kariba Women in Business have come together to feed families staying at Kariba District Hospital as they await the identification of their loved ones. Their kindness brings a measure of comfort during a deeply painful time. 🕯️
#Pray4Kariba#ZimIsMourning
Today, at the 46th Ordinary SADC Summit in Durban, South Africa, I officially handed over the SADC Chairpersonship to my brother, His Excellency President Cyril Ramaphosa.
I extend my deepest gratitude to President Ramaphosa for his astute leadership as the interim Chairman. I also commend the Republic of Malawi for expertly steering the SADC Organ on Politics, Defence, and Security Cooperation, and thank the entire SADC bloc for your unified backing in securing our UN Security Council non-permanent seat. Africa's voice remains strong on the global stage.
As a region, we stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in the Democratic Republic of Congo during the ongoing security disturbances and the challenging Ebola outbreak. We also pay solemn tribute to the late former acting Zambian President, Guy Scott. His historic contributions to our region will never be forgotten.The future of SADC depends on our collective self-determination. We must wean our region off restrictive donor funds and drive our own development.
True independence means ensuring our local communities are the primary beneficiaries of our vast natural resources through aggressive domestic value addition and mineral processing. By modernising agro-processing and investing heavily in skills development, innovation, and technology, we will guarantee our own regional food and economic security.We are making tangible progress.
The Kazungula Water Project stands as a testament to what we can achieve, transforming water security and trade between Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. Moving forward, we must remain proactive by strengthening regional early warning systems for hazardous climate events and securing the necessary funding to finalize the permanent SADC Standby Force headquarters in Botswana.Congratulations to President Ramaphosa.
Together, as a united SADC, we will build a resilient, industrialised, and self-reliant region!