Walter chawheta

This morning also, Ambassador Uebert Angel made a call possible that I believe needed to happen. He brought me and Mr. Acie Lumumba together , and I want to publicly acknowledge that. The Ambassador did not have to do that. He chose to. That tells you everything about the kind of man he is and the seriousness with which he approaches his role in Zimbabwe's story. There is something else I want to say publicly, the call reminded me that silence on important matters create its own damage. Ambassador Angel delivered a prophetic word that I misunderstood. I want to own that. What I received and how I processed it was not what was intended. Ambassador Angel and I addressed this directly , days after the event. We ironed it out completely. He is not my adversary. He never was. He is a man I respect deeply, a brother I work alongside, and someone whose vision for Zimbabwe I share. Ambassador Angel and I carry a shared mandate , to open doors for investment, to support His Excellency President Mnangagwa's agenda for economic transformation, and to represent Zimbabwe's interests at the highest levels. That work does not pause for misunderstandings. But when left unaddressed, the misunderstandings become noise that distracts from the mission. To everyone who was drawn into this moment: seek truth before amplifying. The men you thought were at war were not. The relationship you thought was broken is not. Zimbabwe is bigger than any of our individual moments. I choose to invest my energy there. God is love. And sometimes, love picks up a phone.

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🇸🇪🇿🇼 Sweden will end its Bilateral Development Cooperation Strategy with Zimbabwe by 31 Aug 2026 as part of a wider foreign-policy realignment. The move also means Sweden will close its Embassy in Harare, Sweden stresses the decision is not linked to any events in Zimbabwe.Zimbabwe remains an important partner, with future cooperation to focus on trade, investment, sustainable mining, climate, democracy & human rights.Other African countries affected: Liberia, Mozambique & Tanzania.

British aristocrat Sir Benjamin Slade (79) is searching for a wife He’s advertised in newspapers, joined Tinder and tried reality TV But he has strict requirements for the lucky lady: • Must be a “good breeder” • At least 20 years younger • No Scottish women • Must be able to have sons (he wants two, an “heir and a spare”) • No communists or lesbians • No drug users or heavy drinkers • No Scorpios • Needs a shotgun and driving licence; helicopter licence a bonus • Able to manage 1,300-acre estate and 2 castles • Ideally over 5 ft 6 in • No women from countries beginning with I or with green in their flag