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A proud moment for Zimbabwean rugby! Rejoice Simeti has made history as the first Zimbabwean rugby referee to be appointed to officiate at the Olympic Games! 🌍👏
Her achievement is a landmark moment for Zimbabwean sport.
LGE 2026 | Aaliyah Vayez of the Political Campaigns Resource Hub discusses findings from the report Political Campaign Watch: The Missing Voter on the Campaign Trail, which found that political parties largely focused on their existing support bases, with limited success in reaching disengaged and undecided voters ahead of Wednesday's elections.
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IOC PRESIDENT KIRSTY COVENTRY HIGHLIGHTS HISTORIC MILESTONE FOR AFRICA
International Olympic Committee president Kirsty Coventry says the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games mark a historic milestone as the first Olympic sporting event to be held on African soil. She was speaking at the opening ceremony in Senegal.
#Dakar2026 #YouthOlympics #KirstyCoventry #Olympics #Africa #ZBCNews
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The P in GDP represents production of GOODS & SERVICES…
@BitiTendai came out guns blazing arguing against the Official GDP figures.
Listen to a Varun Beverages boss explaining how his company has grown since 2018.
In fact, many experts are arguing that Zimbabwe’s GDP is above $100 billion… Consumption has massively increased since 2018, pushing companies to expand their production facilities… Even govt revenue has hit ALL TIME HIGHS, projected to hit $10 billion for the first time in 2026.
In highly informal economies like Zimbabwe, govt revenue is likely to be 10% of GDP - proof that the GDP could be $100 billion!
President @edmnangagwa DELIVERED!
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🚣♀️ Finding her rhythm, building her strength! 🇿🇼
Arianna Robinson is putting in the work on the water, sharpening her technique and building confidence ahead of competition. Every stroke brings her closer to the start line! 💪🇿🇼
#TeamZimbabwe #Dakar2026 #YouthOlympics #Rowing
In Zimbabwe you can meet someone with a machete or axe and even ask ask for directions, Zimbabwe is safe
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Zimbabwe is rising, and the numbers now confirm it. As of October 2026, according to the IMF, Zimbabwe is ranked the 14th largest economy in Africa with a GDP of $65.92 billion. In the same year, our economy grew by 5%, with a projected 3.5% growth in 2027 despite the El Niño challenge. This is not by chance, it is the result of deliberate and disciplined economic management.
This progress is a direct dividend of the fiscal discipline restored under the Second Republic. Under the visionary and steady leadership of President E.D. Mnangagwa, Zimbabwe has moved from deficits to surpluses, from volatility to stability, and from uncertainty to confidence. Budgetary order, a stable currency, controlled inflation and renewed investor confidence are now driving real, productive growth across all sectors.
What we are witnessing is Vision 2030 in motion. Zimbabwe is no longer on the sidelines; we are now counted among Africa's top economies and we are outperforming many traditional giants. This is the Second Republic delivering results for its people, and with unity and continued hard work, we will keep building the prosperous Zimbabwe we all want.
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Profeeds Sport Bankers Grand Prix. Thanking our banking sponsors for what was a PROppa day 🧡🧡
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Booming China-Zimbabwe trade tells a story of win-win partnership. 🇨🇳🤝🇿🇼
China Customs data shows bilateral trade surged to USD 5.01 billion in the first three quarters of 2026, marking a remarkable 51.6% year-on-year increase.
Zimbabwe’s tobacco exports to China reached USD 860 million, up 9.3%. In an exciting milestone, Zimbabwean blueberries entered the Chinese market for the first time this July.
China supports Zimbabwe in fully leveraging the zero-tariff policy to expand its exports. Deepened economic and trade cooperation continues to deliver shared prosperity for both nations.
#ChinaZimbabweFriendship #BilateralTrade #WinWinCooperation
So you want to be a Politician ??
One thing election campaigns have taught me: popularity, visibility and electoral trust are not the same thing.
In Brazil Bonsanaro dominated posters, headlines and social media and still failed to win the quiet argument inside a voter’s mind.
9/10
As a communications, PR and multimedia professional, I ask:
What story are we telling and what evidence makes it believable?
Video, radio, photography and social content should reveal leadership, not disguise its absence.




















