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Kuchema nevanochema, Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga is in Honde Valley for the burial of Mrs Chimhini, Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture Lieutenant General (Rtd) Anselem Sanyatwe's sister. Dr Chiwenga is accompanied by his wife, Colonel Miniyothabo Chiwenga

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Unity key to development: VP Chiwenga heraldonline.co.zw/unity-key-to-d…

Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga has urged Zimbabweans to promote unity, love, peace and mutual care as these are key pillars for national development and improved livelihoods. #LeavingNoOneBehind

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HONDE VALLEY Mourners gathered at the Chimhini residence in Tsvarai Village, Honde Valley, for the funeral of Calliista Sanyatwe Chimhini. Vice President Rtd Gen. CDGN Chiwenga and his wife, Mrs Minnie Baloyi Chiwenga, arrived to pay their last respects, joining family, friends, community members, and government officials. Mrs Chimhini was the sister of Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Anselem Sanyatwe. She was also the wife of David Chimhini, who contested as MDC-T parliamentary candidate for the area in 2013 and served as Mutasa North MP from 2013 to 2018. Mourners described the late Mrs Chimhini as a pillar of her community.

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THE President, Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa, continues to steer Zimbabwe into the matrix of global leadership, with the country’s influence in world politics set to reach new heights later this year when the head of state takes over the chairmanship of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA). zbcnews.co.zw/zimbabwes-glob…

Air Zim to resume direct London flights on July 1.‼️ AIR ZIMBABWE is set to resume direct flights between Harare and London on July 1, ending a 14-year absence from the United Kingdom market and restoring a key air link between Zimbabwe and one of its largest diaspora communities, according to a report by Travel and Tour World, a global travel platform. The Harare-London Gatwick service will mark the national carrier’s return to the UK since the suspension of its London operations in 2012 due to fleet and operational challenges.

I can safely say that Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 is now done and dusted. Progressive MPs across the political divide have professed their unwavering support to uphold the WILL of MILLIONS of citizens by endorsing and supporting CAB3. Only a few rogue MPs, including @shamauswa, @cmatewu, and @agencygumbo, chose to oppose the Bill and reverse the will of the people. They will not succeed, because more than 90% of MPs support this amendment Bill. For the umpteenth time, no referendum is required and President @edmnangagwa is here to stay. 2030 Vanenge Vachitonga Baba.

NDS2: Zimbabwe's UNSC Election Triumph It is an incredible moment for Zimbabwean diplomacy. Securing 182 votes out of 191 voting member states at the UN General Assembly is a massive achievement and a powerful validation of the country's deliberate shift toward a foreign policy centered on "Engagement and Re-engagement." Stepping onto the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) as a non-permanent member for the 2027–2028 term gives Zimbabwe a direct hand in shaping international peace, security, and multilateral cooperation at a highly critical time in global history. ### The 2026 Election Breakdown The vote, which took place on June 3, 2026, saw Zimbabwe running as the endorsed candidate for the African Group bloc. The resounding tally firmly clears the required two-thirds majority, placing Zimbabwe alongside a unique cohort of newly elected members. | Country | Regional Bloc | Vote Count | | Zimbabwe | African Group | 182 | | Trinidad and Tobago | Latin American & Caribbean Group | 181 | | Portugal | Western European & Others Group | 134 | | Austria | Western European & Others Group | 131 | | Kyrgyzstan | Asia-Pacific Group | 142 (after 4 rounds) | ### What This Means for Zimbabwe & Africa This seat represents far more than just a rotating position; it is a major strategic victory: ✍🏽Amplifying Africa's Voice: Alongside continuing African members like the DRC and Liberia, Zimbabwe will be in a prime position to advocate for African-led solutions to continental conflicts and push for structural reforms within the UN itself. ✍🏽Driving Vision 2030: A strong diplomatic standing directly feeds into domestic economic goals. Proving that Zimbabwe can cooperate constructively on global security reinforces the narrative that the country is a stable, reliable partner for international trade, investment, and development. ✍🏽A Return to the Big Stage: This marks Zimbabwe’s third time serving on the Council, bringing a wealth of historical perspective to contemporary issues like climate security, peacekeeping frameworks, and global resource equity. A major congratulations to the diplomatic teams who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to secure these commitments. The road to 2027 looks incredibly promising.

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SADC member states have been urged to deepen regional integration through stronger legal systems and adherence to the rule of law as Ministers of Justice and Attorneys General met in Victoria Falls. Speaking at a dinner for delegates, Deputy Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs, Hon Nobert Mazungunye said the region’s future depends on translating policies into practical outcomes that improve citizens’ lives.  f.mtr.cool/nvzxcvnjlh

.@Benayadachraf: "Julián Álvarez is worth a serious effort from Barça. In this team, with this style, he could look even better than he has at Atlético. But the summer cannot be only about the attack. If Barça want to win the Champions, they also need to strengthen the defence. The lesson has been there since 2015."

#CAB3 Zvaendwa. 2030 vanenge vachitonga zvavo baba Mnangagwa ✊✊✊

*GOKWE* – The air in Gokwe Kana Constituency was thick with ululation, song, and the waving of national flags as comrades gathered to celebrate alongside with their Member of Parliament, Honourable Owen Ncube. The celebration had two reasons, and both carried national weight. *Zimbabwe’s seat at the UN Security Council* First was Zimbabwe’s recent election as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. For many in Gokwe Kana, this isn’t just diplomacy in New York ,it’s recognition. Recognition that Zimbabwe’s voice on peace, security, and sovereignty is being heard on the global stage again. Hon. Ncube told the gathering that the win reflects President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa’s re-engagement and engagement policy bearing fruit. “This seat gives Zimbabwe a platform to defend Africa’s interests and to tell our story in our own words,” he said. “Congratulations to His Excellency President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa for this diplomatic milestone.” *Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 accepted by Zimbabweans* The second was the acceptance of Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3. For the people of Gokwe Kana, the amendment represents a step toward aligning the country’s supreme law with the current governance and development needs of the nation. It was discussed, debated, and ultimately accepted by Zimbabweans as part of the country’s ongoing constitutional journey. Hon. Ncube emphasized that the acceptance shows Zimbabweans are taking ownership of their constitutional processes without external interference. “A constitution must reflect the will of the people it governs. What we are seeing is that will in action,” he said.

Ladies and Gentlemen, allow me to express my profound gratitude to our Cultural Ambassador, VaMamoyo, Her Excellency, the First Lady of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Dr. A. Mnangagwa, for culture and heritage programmes that encompass Nhanga/Gota, Africana Family Humanism,

Outgoing United Kingdom Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Pete Vowles says as he bade farewell to President Mnangagwa, he delivered a congratulatory message on behalf of the British Government for securing a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council. 📹 Believe Nyakudjara

Because of his strong policies that not only supports Women but has lifted a number of Women into influential positions most Women Parliamentarians are saying YES TO CAB3. It's their way to say Thank you President Mnangagwa. @edmnangagwa @Jamwanda2 @TendaiChirau @ParliamentZim @oczmk @ZANUPF_Official @dereckgoto @DumisoJnr22247 @TateMavetera @ApphiaNyaa @Cdevoyage

Ladies and Gentlemen, our gathering today comes after the National Culture Month Launch by His Excellency, the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe, Cde. Dr E. D. Mnangagwa, at Barbourfields Stadium in Bulawayo. In His address, the Head of State

Another CCC MP, Hon Batisa supports CAB3 This bill is bipartisan. 2/3 majority is guaranteed President ED Mnangagwa will respect the wishes of the people

Angel of Hope Foundation patron First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa is deeply honoured to be recognised during the launch of the May 2026 edition of EKONOMOS Business Affairs Magazine in Sydney, Australia. As a respected publication that brings together business leaders, policymakers, diplomats and academics, this recognition is both humbling and inspiring. This honour reflects the growing impact of the Angel of Hope Foundation and the collective efforts of our team, partners and communities to empower lives, strengthen opportunities and advance inclusive development in Zimbabwe and beyond. It renews our commitment to creating lasting positive change and building a brighter future for the communities we serve. Together, we will continue working to uplift lives and create opportunities for future generations. #angelofhope #philanthropy #charity #donation #empowerment #firstlady #mnangagwa #zimbabwe

Outgoing British Ambassador to Zimbabwe (Cde) @PeteVowles paid a farewell courtesy call on His Excellency President Emmerson Mnangagwa at State House in Harare. Having first arrived in Zimbabwe as a young teacher in rural Mudzi in the early 1990s, the outgoing envoy concludes his three-year tenure, marking the end of his diplomatic service in the country.

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