NEW REPORT: Zimbabwe has a window to turn stability into faster growth and better jobs. Our new report outlines the reforms, investments, and private sector development needed to unlock the country's full potential. Read more: https://t.co/t2kIQ1eeVc
Zimbabwe’s 2025 tobacco selling season has closed with a record 352.7 million kg sold. That’s 53% more than last year.
Once down to just 48 million kg in 2008, output has steadily rebounded, driven by small-scale farmers, who delivered 65% of this year’s crop, according to @timb_zw.
Here’s how production has trended since 1980:
🇿🇼 BREAKING: Zimbabwe have qualified for the World Cup for the first time since 1991.
They have beaten Namibia by just 2 points!
It ends Namibia's dominance of tier 2 African rugby over the past few decades.
🚨🗣️ Casemiro: "This year has been one of the most important of my career. I was sidelined, but I never stopped working. That's my great achievement. Everyone wants to talk about titles and victories, but from the moment you stop playing, you can change the mind of a coach who doesn't play you. The coach didn't count on me at the beginning and now he's complimenting me. #MUFC [@MUnitedFR]
Today on Friday drinks we have @tmukogo talking about the retail sector and the impact of the informal sector. The retail and wholesale sector is the largest sector in terms of GDP. Bigger than Agriculture and Mining combined.
We wish our dearest friend @rufarogz the best of providence in the aptly named comrades Marathon.
If you can’t maintain a high-energy version of yourself, you are not being limited by your lack of intelligence, talent, or efforts, you are being limited by the quality of your habits and lifestyle.
Cost of TV Licenses in Southern Africa per year
a) Malawi - $6
b) Botswana - $7
c) Namibia - $11
d) Zambia - $11
e) South Africa - $14
f) Zimbabwe ZBC - $100
Cost of passports in Southern Africa;
1. Angola - $5
2. Eswatini - $10
3. Zambia - $13
4. Botswana - $20
5. Namibia - $28
6. South Africa - $33
7. Mozambique - $43
8. Zimbabwe - $170
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BREAKING: Kirsty Coventry elected as the new President of the International Olympic Committee.
https://t.co/oXZsTRRIrT
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HISTORY: Zimbabwe’s Kirsty Coventry has won the Presidency of the International Olympic Committee.
She is the first woman, and the first African, to hold that position in IOC history.
As the new IOC president, Coventry will now be tasked with leading the Olympic Movement