Tongai Dzimbahwe

Your Mindset Is The Real Poverty, ZANU PF Is Just A Scapegoat. Stop blaming ZANU PF Party for every problem in your life. Many people have become comfortable with complaining instead of changing their mindset and working hard to improve their situation. The truth is, success starts with discipline, focus and hard work. Think bigger, work harder, and one day you will thank me. Look at the Varakashi4ED National Vice Chairperson, Cde Mairosi Watungwa , here with his sweet potatoes. He wakes up at 4am every day to work for the life he wants. He sends his children to boarding schools, puts food on the table and enjoys life because he understands the value of hard work. After selling tobacco, despite poor prices this season, he moved on to sweet potatoes. Next it’s maize to GMB, rapoko to Delta. That is the mindset of a hustler. He did not fold his hands and say, “I am ZANU PF” or “I am a Varakashi4ED leader, so money must come to me.” No. He works for everything he has. As Varakashi4ED Mashonaland West Chairman, I have interacted with senior ZANU PF leaders, Ministers, Politburo members, Central Committee members and provincial leaders. One thing I have learnt is that these people work extremely hard. They do not sleep on opportunities. They hustle, strategize and push every day to build better lives for themselves and their families. If you spend your whole life complaining and blaming ZANU PF for your poverty, your grandchildren will inherit nothing except excuses. Opposition politicians want you trapped in anger and hopelessness because misery is their political fuel. Do not let them become enemies of your progress. Politics is not a company that pays your salary. Work hard first, build yourself first, then participate in politics. Change your mindset, ignore the noise, focus on productivity, and one day you will thank me. @ZANUPF_Official @CdeNgomaNeHosho @KarleySammy @ChinamasaPA @cdechitepo002 @CrimeWatchZW @Tinoten53374277 @TendaiChirau @KMutisi @edmnangagwa

CAB3 is, at its core, a governance efficiency instrument. What it does is remove constitutional friction that has historically slowed down decision-making, slowed down investment, and slowed down delivery. When you tighten the architecture of how government functions, you create the conditions for development to accelerate. The public response has been overwhelming because ordinary Zimbabweans are not debating theory - they are measuring this against lived experience. They want roads built. They want hospitals equipped. They want devolution to mean something on the ground. CAB3 creates the legal muscle to make that happen faster and with greater accountability. President Mnangagwa has consistently said this administration will be judged by results. CAB3 is not a political document - it is a development instrument. It aligns our constitutional framework with the ambitions of Vision 2030. That alignment is what guarantees momentum. It does not guarantee perfection, but it removes the excuse of structural incapacity. Zimbabwe is building. CAB3 ensures that build does not stall.

H.E. President @edmnangagwa presides over the burial of National Hero, Brigadier General (Retd) Donald Silundi Tshuma (Cde Henry Silundi) at the national shrine. He fought in the Liberation Struggle under ZIPRA and after Independence joined the Zimbabwe Defence Forces rising up the ranks to one star general. During his service in the army, he fought in Mozambique and DRC campaigns and had a stint in South Sudan as United Nations Observer. MHSRIP

CONSTRUCTION of the 31.2-kilometre Christmas Pass By-Pass Road in Manicaland Province is progressing steadily, with the project expected to transform transport logistics and improve road safety. #EDWORKS

H.E. President @edmnangagwa chairs the revolutionary Party @ZANUPF_Official 393rd Session of the Politburo. During the meeting, the President recognized and extended a special welcome to General (Retd) Phillip Valerio Sibanda, who was recently appointed to the Politburo and attended the session for the first time. H.E. also commended the Bulawayo Province, the Ministry of Sport, Arts and Recreation, and other stakeholders, for successfully hosting this year’s Culture Month celebrations. He further applauded all Zimbabweans for joining the rest of the continent in commemorating Africa Day. The President praised the important role being played by women in society, noting that the appointments of a female Chief Justice and a youthful female Auditor-General are a testament to his Administration’s commitment to gender inclusivity and empowerment. The First Secretary of the ZANU-PF Party also highlighted ongoing national development projects, including the commissioning of the new Varun Beverages snack production line in Harare and the 10MW solar power plant in Kwekwe. He said these developments demonstrate growing investor confidence in the Government’s policies and the Party’s development agenda.

Today, Prof. dr. Amon Murwira is in New York City, United States of America, where he is leading the Zimbabwean delegation to the United Nations Security Council elections. Zimbabwe is campaigning for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council for the year 2027-2028, with elections scheduled for 3 June 2026 as part of its continued commitment to strengthening multilateralism and contributing constructively to global peace and security. This morning, Prof. Murwira is attending the UN Security Council High-Level Open Debate on “Upholding the Purposes and Principles of the UN Charter and Strengthening the UN-Centered International System,” chaired by H.E. Wang Yi, Foreign Minister of the People’s Republic of China. Zimbabwe’s speaking slot is in the afternoon, and Prof. Murwira is expected to address the meeting later in the day. If elected to the UNSC as a non-permanent member, Zimbabwe intends to advance inclusive dialogue, strengthen diplomacy, and promote the peaceful resolution of conflicts, while amplifying the voices of the Global South and contributing to a more balanced and equitable international order grounded in the principles of the United Nations Charter.

BEITBRIDGE’S drive to attain city status by 2030 is gathering momentum following the commencement of the Central Business District expansion project aimed at transforming the border town into a major commercial hub. #VISION2030 #EDWORKS

Today, we celebrate the heartbeat of Africa, the dreamers, builders, entrepreneurs, farmers, innovators, and visionaries shaping the future of our continent every day. To every individual working tirelessly to create opportunities, inspire change, and move Africa foward #africa

"The time for crying over sanctions is behind us. President Mnangagwa told us plainly: stop crying, use what you have. Today Zimbabwe stands on its own feet by looking inward, not outside. He is providing the solutions to a better life. That is why we want him to remain." - Cde Patrick Chinamasa, ZANUPF Treasurer General

A Progressive Step for #Zimbabwe’s Land Reform The government’s decision to convert offer letters into title deeds for unproductive land marks a crucial move toward unlocking commercial potential and driving economic growth. Remember: holding an offer letter does not guarantee ownership. Formalising land titles ensures security for landowners and opens the door to investment opportunities. This transformation is more than paperwork — it’s about turning dormant land into productive assets, stimulating development and creating prosperity for communities across the nation. Don't miss out on this opportunity to legitimise your land holdings and contribute to its commercial value. For more insights, watch the full video on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=ns-X13… #TitleDeeds #LandOwnership #GovernmentDecision

H.E. President @edmnangagwa officially commissions a 10MW Glovers Solar Power Plant in Munyati, Kwekwe District. The project, initiated by the Public Service Commission through the State Service Pension Fund in partnership with private investors.

H.E. President @edmnangagwa officially commissions a 10MW Glovers Solar Power Plant in Munyati, Kwekwe District. The project, initiated by the Public Service Commission through the State Service Pension Fund in partnership with private investors, is expected to expand in phases until it reaches a total output of 110MW, fed into the national grid. The President noted that the project is among the first to be implemented under the Government Project Support Agreement framework, aimed at creating a bankable investment environment for renewable energy projects. He commended the initiative for contributing to both electricity generation and job creation for local communities. The President applauded stakeholders for harnessing the country’s abundant solar energy potential to develop such critical infrastructure, describing it as a key driver of economic transformation. He reaffirmed that his Administration will continue supporting similar investments, emphasizing that Zimbabwe remains open for business. He also encouraged all sectors, including the diaspora community, to invest in national priority projects. President Mnangagwa further warned against acts of sabotage, including vandalism and cable theft, stressing that the Government will not tolerate individuals who undermine national development.

Prof. dr. Amon Murwira speaks on the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Retreat of Ministers of Foreign Affairs held in Kruger National Park, South Africa. In his remarks, Prof. Murwira reflects on the founding vision of SADC as a community built for a common future rooted in prosperity, unity, and regional integration. He highlights the importance of building strong security, economic, and social architectures to enable Southern Africa to navigate global turbulence, harness its vast natural and human resources, and drive transformation from within through collective action, harmony, and shared purpose.

A 120-kilowatt solar mini-grid system has been commissioned in the Dete community of Hurungwe District, Mashonaland West Province, under a partnership between the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). #EDWORKS

Title Deeds for All – Building Inclusive Communities The formation of the Kwangu/Ngokwami Presidential Title Deeds Trust by the Department of Deeds, Companies and Intellectual Property, under @edmnangagwa's vision, marks a major step forward in addressing the needs of neglected informal settlers. With a mandate to mobilise private sector resources for infrastructure development, this trust is driving the formalisation of settlements and improving accessibility. The commitment to providing bulk infrastructure and essential services reflects a proactive approach to solving long‑standing challenges faced by communities. President ED Mnangagwa’s efforts are fostering inclusive development, ensuring that every Zimbabwean has the opportunity to benefit from secure housing and modern infrastructure.🎥 For more insights, watch the full update on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=ns-X13… #TitleDeeds #InfrastructureDevelopment #CommunityEmpowerment #InclusiveDevelopment #Zimbabwe #Vision2030

THE multi-million-dollar Gwayi-Shangani Lake project is emerging as a key driver of employment creation and skills devpnt, with hundreds of workers acquiring practical technical expertise expected to improve their long-term economic prospects beyond the lifespan of the project.

THE Second Republic is transforming Zimbabwe’s higher and tertiary education sector through massive infrastructure development projects being rolled out at universities and colleges across the country. #EDWORKS

Listen to this. Did you know about the SI76 of 2025?

#CAB3 serves as a foundation for a brighter future, CAB3 aligns constitutional processes with national goals and governance efficiency, emphasizing economic transformation through industrialization, innovation, and strategic policies. #CAB3BHOO

Smallholder farmers in Seke District are expecting improved traditional grains harvests this season as Zimbabwe intensifies climate-smart agriculture initiatives. #EDWORKS