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16/11/2025

Across Zimbabwe, progress is no longer a vision—it is a visible reality.

Roads, dams, silos, and essential infrastructure are taking shape brick by brick under the steady leadership of the Second Republic.

13/11/2025

🇿🇼 Hon. Trymore Kanupula: A Champion for Harare South

We celebrate Hon. Trymore Kanupula, MP for Harare South Constituency — a leader whose dedication, humility, and compassion continue to inspire the community.

✅ Hard-Working Servant: Tirelessly addressing the needs of Harare South residents, driving progress and development.
✅ Generous Heart: Always ready to uplift and support those in need, leading by example through genuine care and action.
✅ Humble Leader: Despite his position, he remains approachable and grounded, listening to the people he serves.

Hon. Kanupula’s unwavering commitment to service makes him a true representative of the people — and a beacon of hope for Harare South. 💚


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11/11/2025

11/11/2025

🌾 Boyz DzaMudhara continues to lead by example — empowering young people and championing agricultural transformation through the Pfumvudza programme.

Together with the Ministry of Agriculture, you’re helping secure Zimbabwe’s food future and advancing Vision 2030. 💪🇿🇼



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09/11/2025

08/11/2025

The revival of David Whitehead Textiles has breathed new life into Zimbabwe’s cotton-to-clothing value chain, with fresh investment of over US$34 million positioning the company as a key driver of industrial growth and job creation.

08/11/2025

The Honourable Member of Parliament for Harare South Constituency is attending the pre-budget seminar currently underway in Bulawayo. The seminar brings together lawmakers, government officials, and economic experts to deliberate on key national priorities and provide input toward the formulation of the 2026 National Budget.

The discussions are focused on aligning fiscal policies with the country’s development goals, promoting economic growth, and ensuring that resources are allocated effectively to support national programmes under .
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08/11/2025

ZIMBABWE EXCEEDS 2025 NATIONAL WHEAT TARGET 🌾

Zimbabwe has surpassed its 2025 national wheat production target, harvesting over 640,000 metric tonnes — well above the set goal of 600,000 tonnes.

This achievement marks a historic milestone for the nation’s agricultural sector and reflects the success of this year’s winter cropping season, which recorded the highest yield in the country’s history.

According to government figures, farmers have delivered an unprecedented harvest, underscoring the positive impact of supportive policies, infrastructure investments, and enhanced farmer participation in boosting national food security.

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08/11/2025

Breaking:

Reports from South Africa indicate that Job Sikhala has been arrested after being found in possession of explosives.

Authorities say he had no legal justification for carrying them — as he owns no mine, construction company, or licensed operation that would require such materials.

Investigations are ongoing.

08/11/2025

Glenview Residents Petition Mayor to Protect Vital Borehole 💧

Residents of Glenview, Harare, have petitioned Mayor Jacob Mafume to halt the planned demolition of a public borehole that serves over 2,800 people in the area.

The appeal follows a 48-hour removal notice issued by the City of Harare, which cited “illegal occupation” under municipal by-laws to clear the site for four residential infill stands.

Drilled in 2019 under the Presidential Borehole Scheme, the borehole remains the community’s primary source of clean water in a suburb already grappling with severe shortages. No alternative water source has been proposed, raising concerns about potential cholera outbreaks in this high-density area.

In a petition signed by 280 residents and submitted on Wednesday, the community urged the council to form a special committee to review land allocations and assess the impact of planned housing developments on existing boreholes. The petition states:

> “The Petitioner beseeches the Harare City Council to establish a Special Committee pursuant to Section 100 of the Urban Councils Act (Chapter 29:15), conduct an investigation into the allocation of infill residential stands in Glen View, determine the number of boreholes that will be affected, and provide recommendations to mitigate the water supply issues that may arise from the removal of the boreholes.”

Residents warned that demolishing the borehole without an alternative would violate their constitutional right to water and could trigger another public health crisis. They also questioned how stands approved in 2024 could overlap with a borehole installed in 2018 and upgraded in 2025, citing this as a sign of poor planning and potential corruption.

The petitioners are demanding that the City of Harare hold a public meeting and release documents showing whether the land was properly allocated before the borehole was drilled.

💡 The Glenview community’s action underscores the importance of community participation, transparent urban planning, and the protection of essential services.

01/11/2025

🌾 As Zimbabwean farmers continue to produce surpluses of maize, sorghum, millets, and wheat, the need for high-quality, affordable storage solutions has never been more crucial. Proper storage that is easy to maintain helps preserve grain quality from harvest to sale, ensuring food security across the nation.

For over 50 years, the Grain Marketing Board (GMB) has operated silo complexes across Mashonaland, many dating back to colonial times. While these silos have served us well, they can be challenging to maintain, and assessing the quality of stored grain remains a concern.

With Zimbabwe largely self-sufficient in grains, much of our harvest is stored for up to a year—covering the gap between planting and the next harvest. As reserves grow, so does the need for storage solutions that maintain high quality over longer periods.

Last year's severe drought tested our resilience, but thanks to well-stocked GMB reserves and organized imports by the private sector, we managed to support families and keep food supplies stable. This highlights the urgent need to invest in modern, efficient storage infrastructure to safeguard our future food security.