Day: November 4, 2025
VP Chiwenga Condemns Post-Election Violence in Tanzania, Calls for Peace and Regional Stability
Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga has strongly condemned the post-election violence that erupted in Tanzania, describing it as archaic and wholly unacceptable in the context of twenty-first century political contestation. Speaking during an official visit in Dodoma, he expressed Zimbabwe’s deep concern over the unrest in what he described as a sisterly republic, recalling Tanzania’s […]
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Zimbabwe’s Agricultural Transformation: A Resilient Path Toward Vision 2030
By Aldridge Dzvene President Emmerson Mnangagwa has hailed the Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development for steering Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector beyond its targeted growth, reaching an impressive US$10,3 billion against a projected US$8,2 billion in 2024. This milestone, achieved in the face of the country’s worst drought in over forty years, represents […]
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Zimbabwe Positions Itself as a Model of Reform Through the African Peer Review Mechanism
Zimbabwe’s deepening engagement with the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) is more than an administrative exercise in governance, it is a symbolic reaffirmation of national confidence and continental belonging. In reasserting its commitment to the mechanism, the government has signaled that it sees transparency, economic discipline, and self-correction not as imposed conditions from abroad, but […]
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