@nelsonchamisa Not every enforcement exercise is abuse of power. Illegal land allocations and unapproved structures undermine orderly development. Operation Chenesa must uphold the law, protect property rights and ensure due process. Land barons must also face accountability.
Heartfelt congratulations to our young sprint sensation, Ropafadzo Muzondo, on making sporting history! 🇿🇼🥇
On Tuesday evening, Ropafadzo stormed to victory in a commanding 21.04 seconds to win Gold in the men’s 200m final at the Youth Olympic Games. By claiming the top podium spot, he has secured Zimbabwe’s first-ever medal at the event since its inception.
This remarkable achievement is a proud milestone for Zimbabwean athletics and a shining testament to the boundless potential of our youth. When given the stage, Zimbabwean talent shines brightly before the world.
Well done, Ropafadzo—you have raised our national flag high and inspired an entire generation!
Today at State House in Harare, I welcomed Mr. Halouz Abid, General Director of the Algerian Agency for International Cooperation, Solidarity and Development, for a courtesy call.
During our productive discussions, we reviewed key developmental projects that reflect the deep, historic, and cordial bonds between Zimbabwe and Algeria. These initiatives include Algeria’s valued contributions toward:
▪️ The Museum of African Liberation in Harare, preserving our shared continental heritage.
▪️ The construction of a boarding school in Gokwe, investing directly in the education and future of our youth.
Zimbabwe and Algeria share a proud legacy of solidarity. We remain firmly committed to translating this brotherly relationship into tangible infrastructure and development that uplifts our peoples.
Today at State House in Harare, I was pleased to receive Letters of Credence from two incoming envoys to the Republic of Zimbabwe:
🇿🇼🇰🇷 His Excellency Mr. Kwang-Heon Doh, Ambassador-Designate of the Republic of Korea (South Korea)
🇿🇼🇨🇿 His Excellency Mr. Jiri Kyrian, Ambassador-Designate of the Czech Republic
Guided by our foreign policy of engagement and re-engagement—being a friend to all and an enemy to none—Zimbabwe remains committed to strengthening bilateral relations, expanding trade, and fostering mutually beneficial partnerships across the globe.
I wish both Ambassadors a successful and productive tenure in our great nation. Zimbabwe is open for business!
@freemanchari In those same three months, what have you personally done to assist the affected families? These victims deserve compassion and dignity, not to have their names repeatedly dragged into political battles. Stop turning tragedy into political content.
@USEmbAustralia A map is not a methodology. What indicators define freedom? What was the sample size? Were affected communities consulted? @USEmbZim, please publish the research design and underlying evidence.
Every farmer deserves affordable and accessible fertiliser. 🌱 With Sable Chemicals' refurbishment now 97% complete, there is renewed hope for stronger harvests and better livelihoods. 🇿🇼 #NDS2#Vision2030
It was encouraging to see our Angel of Hope Drug Rehabilitation beneficiaries share the pitch with football legends, including Peter Ndlovu, Knowledge Musona and Khama Billiat. Sport has the power to inspire, unite and transform lives.
I personally accompanied them, watched the full match and cheered them on, sharing in their excitement. I believe this opportunity encouraged them, lifted their spirits and gave them a chance to showcase their talent.
Beyond the result, the smiles, confidence and renewed hope on display reminded us that rehabilitation is also about rediscovering one's talents, building self-belief and embracing a brighter future. Every young person deserves a second chance!
I am deeply humbled and honoured to have received the International Women Icon Award 2026 from Malaysia’s Binary University. This prestigious distinction, bestowed on one outstanding woman from across the world, recognises our collective efforts to uplift communities and transform lives.
I dedicate this honour to the communities we serve and every Zimbabwean who continues to make a difference in the lives of others. May it inspire us to serve with even greater love, compassion and purpose, while encouraging women and young people to realise their full potential.
I am equally honoured by the invitation to deliver the keynote address at the forthcoming Africa-Asia Women’s Summit, which will provide an opportunity to share experiences and strengthen collaboration in advancing women’s empowerment.
Congratulations to the Class of 2026 at Lupane State University!
Today, it was my distinct honour and privilege to preside over the 17th graduation ceremony of Lupane State University, where I have capped 1,153 exceptional graduands as they step into the next chapter of their lives.
This year’s graduating class beautifully reflects our commitment to inclusive education, comprising 645 dedicated women and 508 outstanding men who have earned their diplomas and degrees through hard work, resilience, and academic excellence.
As you graduate today, remember that you are the drivers of our nation's development, innovation, and vision for the future. Go out there, make us proud, and contribute to building the Zimbabwe we all want.
Congratulations, Makorokoto, Amhlophe!
Today, I presided over the graduation of the inaugural First Lady’s Youth Vanguard Movement Training Programme at the University of Zimbabwe, following its launch in March this year.
I established the initiative to nurture, mentor and equip young people with the leadership skills and values needed to contribute meaningfully to national development.
To our graduates, as you step into your communities and institutions, I encourage you to champion integrity and accountability, lead through service and apply the knowledge you have acquired to address challenges in your communities.
Congratulations to our pioneering graduates. May your actions, ideas and commitment to serving others make a lasting difference and inspire positive change in your communities and our beloved Zimbabwe.
Today, I had the distinct honour of presiding over the Air Force of Zimbabwe (AFZ) Number 70 Pilot Training Course Wings Presentation and Commissioning Parade at the Josiah Tungamirai Air Force Base in Gweru, Midlands Province.
This is a remarkable achievement and a proud moment for our newly commissioned pilots, as well as the parents and families who supported them throughout this grueling journey.
While we celebrate this milestone, our hearts remain heavy as we remember the tragic loss of an Officer Cadet and an Instructor Pilot who lost their lives during training. We extend our deepest, heartfelt condolences to their families and comrades. Their ultimate sacrifice in service to our motherland will never be forgotten.
In keeping with ongoing global trends, our pilot study program has been systematically upgraded to incorporate modern training methods of flying. As you step into your new roles, I urge you to fully adapt to the core values of the Air Force of Zimbabwe—patriotism, discipline, and unyielding loyalty. Human capital development remains a critical pillar for the attainment of Vision 2030, and investing in our defense personnel is central to this national objective.
Over the years, the AFZ has demonstrated exceptional professionalism both within and outside our borders through robust Air Diplomacy. These achievements do not stand in isolation; the AFZ continues to stand strong alongside the Standing Aviation Community of SADC.
Looking ahead, the nation expects the highest standards of professionalism, high values, and the fierce advancement of our national interest as our forces prepare for Exercise Runde and the upcoming Africa Aerospace and Defence expo in South Africa.
The military tradition is built entirely on teamwork. I extend my profound gratitude to the Ministry of Defence, the Commander of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, the Air Force Command, and the entire training team for their unwavering support and dedication to duty.
Congratulations to the newly commissioned officers!
@noto2030 Serious allegations against VP Mohadi deserve serious evidence. A photograph alone cannot prove criminal misconduct. Let verified facts guide the discussion, not assumptions.
@InfoMinZW A welcome call for better systems! Automation and digital records can improve efficiency, reduce delays and strengthen public service delivery. Modern institutions need modern solutions. 🇿🇼 #NDS2#VakaZim
Today, I had the pleasure of addressing Zimbabwe's Ambassadors at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC), following the successful Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Senior Management and Ambassadors' Retreat and Strategic Review Meeting.
Guided by our theme, "From Strategy to Results: Advancing Zimbabwe's National Interests through Coordinated, Accountable and Results-Driven Diplomacy," my message to our diplomats was clear: serving on diplomatic missions is no child’s play, and it is certainly not a holiday. My administration demands tangible, principled, and pragmatic results.
Our embassies are strategic platforms tasked with fast-tracking our national development agenda through the promotion of trade, investment, and tourism. In strict liaison with relevant offices back home, our diplomats must serve as launchpads that protect Zimbabwe's national interests based on win-win benefits.
While we maintain our stance that Zimbabwe is a friend to all and an enemy to none, we are also making significant diplomatic milestones. Our successful election to the UN Security Council proves that we are a respected member of the international community. Furthermore, Zimbabwe will proudly host the AfCFTA Council of Ministers in 2027. As we assume leadership roles like the COMESA Chairmanship, we must carry the collective duty of leaving no one and no place behind.
Crucially, I have challenged the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to review our National Diaspora Policy. Our diplomats must show deep humanity to all Zimbabweans visiting or living near our missions. The diaspora is a vital pillar in building our country, and they deserve our utmost support.
Every mission must play its part through timely reporting and strategic vigilance against emerging threats. Zimbabwe remains open for business, and global capital is safe here. As our Ambassadors return to their stations, let us remain united in our commitment to economic diplomacy and national development.
#ZimbabweIsOpenForBusiness #DiplomacyForResults #LeavingNoOneBehind #NyikaInovakwaNeveneVayo
@nelsonchamisa Development requires planning, compliance and accountability. Protecting livelihoods matters, but so does enforcing lawful building standards. We need facts, not political slogans.
This is to inform the public and all my followers that I have fully recovered my official account @MthuliNcube. This is now my only authentic and official account.
I sincerely thank everyone who raised concern and offered support during this period.
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