Matambo

CHIRUMANZU DISTRICT UPDATES Chirumanzu-Zibagwe legislator Hon Jacob Chokururama on his own behalf and that of the broader Chirumanzu District conveyed the most profound congratulations to Hon Minister Barbara Rwodzi on being named Africa’s Tourism Minister of the Year, an accolade brilliantly complemented by Zimbabwe being crowned the Destination of the Year in Natural Wonders at ITB Berlin 2026 which ran from March 3-5. Hon Jacob Chokururama delivered these remarks last weekend during a Zanu PF meeting that took place in Mvuma town. This dual triumph on the global stage at the world’s leading travel trade show stands as irrefutable affirmation to the visionary foreign policy thrust of His Excellency President Cde Dr. E.D Mnangagwa whose bold re-engagement agenda has decisively opened new frontiers, catalysing the transformative growth of our tourism sector and reaffirming Zimbabwe’s rightful place as a preferred investment destination. This international spotlight is poised to cascade into tangible dividends increased tourist arrivals and robust investment inflows that will directly uplift local communities and empower the small enterprises which form the backbone of our industry. Hon Jacob Chokururama further lauded Hon Barbara Rwodzi for being named the Overall Best Performing Cabinet Minister at the 2026 Performance Contracts Signing and Awards Ceremony in Harare which is a recognition that affirms her sterling stewardship of the Tourism and Hospitality Industry through dynamic leadership, relentless innovation and an unyielding commitment to driving an unprecedented growth trajectory in the sector. He heaped praise upon the Minister for making Chirumanzu District and the nation at large immensely proud, celebrating her zeal, dedication and commitment as the very embodiment of the Second Republic’s developmental resolve in positioning Zimbabwe as a premier global destination. @enkudheni @BaShonaBaShona @edmnangagwa @ChambatiLevison @Varakashi4edByo

‼️‼️BREAKING‼️‼️‼️ Zimbabweans have SPOKEN - Rejected 5-year election cycle - No to referendum - Election mode OFF❌ development mode ON✅ Amendment Bill No 3 sailed through , everyone said YES! Its now time to develop our nation

The #CAB3 public consultations have concluded successfully. Zimbabweans across all 10 Provinces spoke and the message was clear the people SUPPORT this process. When the opposition realised the majority of citizens are firmly behind #CAB3, they had nothing left but to brew false narratives and seed toxic violence. This is the desperate playbook of those who have no mandate and no argument.The people have spoken.

Hon. Supa Mandiwanzira, chairing the public consultations on Bill Number 3 in Manicaland, affirmed that citizens are freely expressing their views during the hearings, reflecting open and inclusive civic participation. @LynneStactia @advocatemahere @matinyarare

In a major step to boost Africa’s tourism diplomacy and unlock new economic opportunities, President @edmnangagwa and Ghana’s President Mahama oversaw the signing of ten MoUs in Accra, launching the Zimbabwe-Ghana Joint Permanent Commission. A standout agreement, signed by Tourism Minister Hon. @BarbaraRwodzi , strengthens bilateral ties through tourism, a key driver of growth, cultural exchange, and regional connectivity. The pact creates a robust platform for collaboration in joint promotion, research, skills development, investment, and product innovation. Together, both nations aim to enhance global visibility, attract more visitors, and build sustainable, complementary tourism sectors that deepen economic and diplomatic relations. @enkudheni @snowballOfficia @SokoCindy

HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT DR. E.D MNANGAGWA TOURS ACCRA RECYCLING PLANT  #RECAP H.E President Dr. E.D Mnangagwa visited the Accra Compost and Recycling Plant on Thursday, prior to the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Jospong Group of Companies and Geo Pomona Waste Management Pvt Ltd. This agreement is intended to foster collaborative waste management projects and sustainable recycling operations within Zimbabwe.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT (No. 3) BILL ROADMAP 1. Collate feedback – Committee compiles public input into a written report for Parliament. 2. Bill introduced (week of May 18th) – Minister of Justice gives Second Reading speech explaining each clause. 3. Debate in National Assembly – Committee report is presented. 4. NO REFERENDUM – Bill doesn't touch Chapters 4, 16, or Section 328, the only provisions requiring a referendum. @BaShonaBaShona @dereckgoto @SokoCindy @Varakashi4edByo

#Zimbabwe #CAB3 #AmendmentBill3🇿🇼 #BILL3BHOO👍🏿 #ED2030BHO is unstoppable #Vision2030

RECAP OF CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT (No. 3) BILL PUBLIC CONSULTATION HEARINGS IN MVUMA A resident of Chirumanzu Letwin Dzikatiri supported the amendment to section 92 which proposes replacing the direct popular vote for the President with an indirect parliamentary election. Under this system, the President would be elected by Members of Parliament sitting in a joint session requiring an absolute majority. The process would be presided over by the Chief Justice in accordance with Standing Orders. @BaShonaBaShona @nickmangwana @dereckgoto @TinotendaGacha1 @edmnangagwa @enkudheni

Zimbabwe and Ghana today held an engagement with private and public sector stakeholders at the Ghana–Zimbabwe Business Roundtable, held on the sidelines of H.E. President @edmnangagwa’s State Visit to Ghana. The roundtable brought together policymakers, investors, and business leaders from both countries to explore opportunities for deepening bilateral economic cooperation. Discussions focused on identifying priority export sectors, improving routes to market, and developing practical solutions to enhance trade flows between Ghana and Zimbabwe. Key sectors highlighted included agribusiness, mining, manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure, areas where both nations have complementary strengths and significant potential for growth. Participants emphasized the importance of strengthening value chains, promoting industrial collaboration, and leveraging each country’s comparative advantages to drive mutual benefit. The engagement also underscored the critical role of the private sector in translating policy frameworks into tangible economic outcomes. By fostering direct connections between businesses, the roundtable is expected to unlock new investment opportunities, facilitate market entry, and reduce barriers to trade and enhance regional intergration. Such collaboration offers a pathway to increased export diversification, job creation, and enhanced economic resilience. It also aligns with broader continental efforts under the African Continental Free Trade Area to boost intra-African trade and build a more integrated and self-sustaining regional economy. The Ghana–Zimbabwe Business Roundtable marks an important step toward strengthening economic ties and advancing a shared vision of sustainable growth and prosperity for both nations.

#Zimbabwe In Case You Missed It✅

GHANA The President of H. E. @edmnangagwa , toured the Accra Compost and Recycling Plant in Ghana. The visit preceded the signing of a MOU between Jospong Group of Companies and @GeoPomonaZW Waste Management Pvt Ltd. The agreement aims to establish collaborative waste management projects and sustainable recycling operations in Zimbabwe. His Excellency further commended the Chief Executive Officer and Executive Chairman of Geo Pomona Waste Management Pvt Ltd for the successful rehabilitation efforts at the Pomona Dumpsite. #ZimbabweGhana🇿🇼🇬🇭

#Zimbabwe #CAB3 #AmendmentBill3🇿🇼 #BILL3BHOO👍🏿 #ED2030BHO is unstoppable #Vision2030

#Zimbabwe #CAB3 #AmendmentBill3🇿🇼 #BILL3BHOO👍🏿 #ED2030BHO is unstoppable #Vision2030

Constitutional Amendment (No. 3) Bill public hearings in Mvuma town. The youth are in support of the bill. @enkudheni @BaShonaBaShona @Cde_TakeItEasy @dereckgoto @BarbaraRwodzi @Patsime_Zw

2/which would elevate the qualification for Attorney-General from that of a High Court judge to a Supreme Court judge thereby ensuring the position is occupied by a legal professional of the highest standing. @dereckgoto @nickmangwana @enkudheni @SokoCindy @TinotendaGacha1

RECAP OF #CAB3 PUBLIC HEARINGS MVUMA 1/Mr Aaron Chengerai Rwodzi expressed his full support for the Constitutional Amendment (No. 3) Bill. He particularly endorsed the proposed change to section 114 @nickmangwana @dereckgoto @BaShonaBaShona @enkudheni @TinotendaGacha1 @SokoCindy

Minister of Justice, Legal & Parliamentary Affairs, Hon Ziyambi Ziyambi outlines the next steps following the conclusion of the Constitutional Ammendment Bill Number 3 public consultations.Hon Ziyambi also clarifies that a referendum is not required for Amendment Number 3 #CAB3

2/He argued the current cycle fuels political violence, division and economic disruption while a longer term would support stable policy implementation and Vision 2030. @nickmangwana @dereckgoto @SokoCindy @enkudheni @BaShonaBaShona

RECAP OF #CAB3 PUBLIC HEARINGS MVUMA 1/Brighton Mugove backed extending the presidential term from five to seven years while keeping the two-term limit. @nickmangwana @dereckgoto @BaShonaBaShona @enkudheni @SokoCindy