Christian Kamou

Artist.songwriter.dancer.entrepreneur

[Ousama Nendiyane @Ousmane722]

The Ministry of Mines and Mining Development and the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (ZACC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 8 October 2026 to strengthen collaboration in preventing and combating corruption in the mining sector.

The partnership seeks to promote transparency, accountability and ethical conduct through the implementation of an Integrity Pledge programme, corruption risk assessments, information sharing, and the timely referral of corruption allegations. It also provides for reciprocal capacity-building initiatives and the establishment of a Joint Steering Committee to oversee implementation and monitor progress.

The agreement underscores the importance of safeguarding Zimbabwe’s mineral resources for the benefit of all citizens while respecting ZACC’s constitutional independence. It reflects the Ministry’s commitment to strengthening institutional systems, promoting integrity in public service and ensuring that corruption does not undermine sustainable growth and development in the mining sector.

[Shumbakadzi👑 @shumbakadzi_zim]

Tagwirei and Mthuli's portfolios don't clash at all!

Tagwirei will be overseeing agencies like the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency (ZIDA), his mandate centers on cutting local red tape, structuring major capital projects, and attracting investment directly into domestic ventures. His job is driving operational development on the ground, not balancing public debt or liaising with Western monetary authorities. 

Sanctions have zero bearing on Tagwirei’s ability to deliver because modern global capital flows are thoroughly multipolar. The largest FDI inflows powering Zimbabwe’s economy such as multi-million dollar lithium processing plants, the Hwange power station expansions, and major mining developments come from non-Western partners in China, the Gulf, and the wider BRICS block. Investors in Beijing, Dubai, or Johannesburg operate entirely independent of Washington's lists. Travel bans or credit restrictions from the US don't stop massive commercial deals from being structured and signed in Harare or alternative global financial hubs.

Furthermore, operating under financial restrictions isn't a limitation for Tagwirei; it’s a proven core competency. When traditional credit lines were choked off, his enterprises demonstrated commercial resilience by securing critical fuel imports and financing Command Agriculture at scale. That track record proves a deep understanding of alternative trading networks, non-SWIFT payment channels, and complex supply chain mechanics. Navigating restricted economic environments is the exact operational skill set required to attract and protect investment in an increasingly fragmented global economy. 

Ultimately, investment promotion is about delivering real, productive assets, not securing Western visas. Tagwirei’s portfolio is built around practical execution, domestic facilitation via ZIDA, and tapping into capital that builds rather than lectures. Zimbabwe’s economic trajectory will be decided by tangible results on the ground, not unilateral lists drawn up abroad.

#AsakhiZim

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

What happened to Ubuntu !!?? We are one @JacintaNgobese @nelsonchamisa @advocatemahere

[Izwe Lethu @LandNoli]

Durban tonight

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@six_papi Its their choice

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@JobSikhala1 @JobSikhala1 dont decide for people

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@daddyhope @daddyhope that is division of labor and its good to have sm1 who is a guru in business and investments to be awarded that Ministry of Economics, we need that knowledge

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@ZBCNewsonline CA3 in motion

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@nickmangwana @nickmangwana this is a good move towards development 👏 🙌 division of labour

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

Zim continues to export its services to other neighbouring countries

[Zimbabwe Economic Review @ZimbabweReview]

GEO POMONA SIGNS WASTE MANAGEMENT COOPERATION DEAL WITH BOTSWANA.

Zimbabwe’s @GeoPomonaZW has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Botswana Government in Gaborone, witnessed by President Duma Boko.

The agreement, signed by Geo Pomona CEO Dr Dilesh Nguwaya and Botswana Deputy Permanent Secretary Tshepo Kebakile, covers waste collection, recycling, landfill rehabilitation, technology transfer and capacity building.

The partnership positions Zimbabwe to export its waste management expertise to the region, drawing on the transformation of Harare’s Pomona dumpsite.

The MoU is a cooperation framework, not yet a project or implementation contract.

[Leon_GreenG @Leon_GreenG]

🇿🇼❤️ FIRST LADY DR AUXILLIA MNANGAGWA'S DOEK DRIVE: REVIVING OUR CULTURE, EMPOWERING WOMEN AND PRESERVING OUR HERITAGE

A doek is more than just a piece of cloth. It symbolises dignity, respect, womanhood, cultural identity and the rich traditions passed down from our mothers and grandmothers.

Through her flagship Doek Drive, Zimbabwe's First Lady, Her Excellency Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, is championing the revival of our cultural values, empowering women and encouraging younger generations to embrace and preserve their African heritage.

Launched in Shamva, Mashonaland Central Province, in May 2026, the initiative has reached communities in Manicaland, Masvingo, Matabeleland South, Mashonaland East, Midlands, Matabeleland North, Bulawayo and Harare, demonstrating her commitment to ensuring that no woman, community or province is left behind.

The overwhelming turnout in Bulawayo, where women gathered in colourful doeks, imvunulo and traditional wrapping cloths, reflected the beauty of Zimbabwe's cultural diversity, unity and pride.

Beyond traditional dressing, the Doek Drive promotes Ubuntu/Unhu, respect, family values and the empowerment of women and young girls. It reminds us that embracing modern development should never mean forgetting our roots.

As Zimbabwe progresses towards Vision 2030, Her Excellency continues to demonstrate that cultural preservation, women's empowerment and national development go hand in hand.

🇿🇼 Dhuku redu, hunhu hwedu, tsika dzedu, nhaka yedu! Our culture, our identity, our pride!

#DoekDrive #FirstLadyAuxilliaMnangagwa #WomenEmpowerment #ZimCulturalDiversity #Vision2030 #LeavingNoOneBehind

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

Zim 🇿🇼 🇿🇼

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

Zanu PF ihomwe inokwana munhu wese

[ZimEye @ZimEye]

Former Opposition Stalwart Defects To Zanu PF
https://t.co/5N0qoektJl

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

Zimbabwe's First Lady, Her Excellency Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, is championing the revival of our cultural values, empowering women and encouraging younger generations to embrace and preserve their African heritage.

[Leon_GreenG @Leon_GreenG]

🇿🇼❤️ FIRST LADY DR AUXILLIA MNANGAGWA'S DOEK DRIVE: REVIVING OUR CULTURE, EMPOWERING WOMEN AND PRESERVING OUR HERITAGE

A doek is more than just a piece of cloth. It symbolises dignity, respect, womanhood, cultural identity and the rich traditions passed down from our mothers and grandmothers.

Through her flagship Doek Drive, Zimbabwe's First Lady, Her Excellency Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, is championing the revival of our cultural values, empowering women and encouraging younger generations to embrace and preserve their African heritage.

Launched in Shamva, Mashonaland Central Province, in May 2026, the initiative has reached communities in Manicaland, Masvingo, Matabeleland South, Mashonaland East, Midlands, Matabeleland North, Bulawayo and Harare, demonstrating her commitment to ensuring that no woman, community or province is left behind.

The overwhelming turnout in Bulawayo, where women gathered in colourful doeks, imvunulo and traditional wrapping cloths, reflected the beauty of Zimbabwe's cultural diversity, unity and pride.

Beyond traditional dressing, the Doek Drive promotes Ubuntu/Unhu, respect, family values and the empowerment of women and young girls. It reminds us that embracing modern development should never mean forgetting our roots.

As Zimbabwe progresses towards Vision 2030, Her Excellency continues to demonstrate that cultural preservation, women's empowerment and national development go hand in hand.

🇿🇼 Dhuku redu, hunhu hwedu, tsika dzedu, nhaka yedu! Our culture, our identity, our pride!

#DoekDrive #FirstLadyAuxilliaMnangagwa #WomenEmpowerment #ZimCulturalDiversity #Vision2030 #LeavingNoOneBehind

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@UmutesiRDC You can't talk about serial rights when someone has committed a crime, do you need a GWagon if a woman is being arrested 🤔 😏

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@RozviState @ZANUPF_Official Zim still remains a spirit of Ubuntu despite differences

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

Takazvitaura izvi musamhanye , Zim still maintains a spirit of ubuntu 'we are one'

[The Rozvi State @RozviState]

VP Chiwenga pays his last respects to Lulu and Wicknell Chivhayo ending speculation of a rift over his charitable initiatives after many fabrications by opposition that there is a rift in @ZANUPF_Official.

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@TheMirrorMsv Poor wages doesn't mean you have to steal 😢, better to retire from the company and also why compare Chinese investors with Britain's company

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@ZBCNewsonline Women empowerment , leaving none no place behind @ZimFirstLady @edmnangagwa @advocatemahere @daddyhope @nelsonchamisa

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@zondo_sikhumba You are actually tribalism and every corner of Zimbabwe is developing look at Gwai Shangani hydro power electri etc ...empty vessels make lot of noise

[Christian Kamou @snoitxc]

@zondo_sikhumba @ZBCNewsonline You bastard,, stop projecting tribalism
Nonsense