Pakistan Army's top spokesperson Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry made his way to Muzaffarabad for a face-to-face meeting with local community leaders from Azad Jammu and Kashmir. The gathering turned into an interactive forum where residents fired questions at the military official while showcasing their determination and fighting spirit. Community members made their feelings crystal clear about Kashmir being Pakistan's lifeline and most vital asset. The session wrapped up with locals presenting beautiful traditional clothing from their region as a mark of appreciation and honor. Chaudhry accepted the cultural gift with grace while surrounded by enthusiastic supporters.
Local representatives showered praise on Pakistani forces...
Zimbabwean tobacco farmers smashed every prediction when their golden leaf harvest reached a staggering 340 million kilograms last week. Industry bosses had penciled expectations at just 300 million kilograms before growers delivered the biggest crop since commercial cultivation began over a century ago. Land reform beneficiaries dominated the bumper season by contributing an impressive 85 percent of total production across the nation. Agricultural experts celebrated the milestone as farmers pocketed US$1.13 billion from their tobacco sales during the marketing period. Contract farming arrangements moved 321 million kilograms while traditional auction floors handled another 18.9 million kilograms through competitive bidding.
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President Mnangagwa jets off to Japan where he will spearhead Zimbabwe's biggest showcase at the World Expo 2025 happening right there in Osaka. The commander-in-chief takes center stage Wednesday when the southern African nation throws its massive National Day bash. Cultural dancers and musicians will dazzle international crowds while the president delivers his keynote speech at Ray Gardens venue. Zimbabwe gets its golden moment to strut before millions of global visitors between 11am and midday Japanese time. The celebration puts the spotlight on the country's heritage and ambitious economic plans.
Business leaders from both nations gather Tuesday at the swanky Grand Prince Hotel Osaka for serious deal-making talks. Mnangagwa will...
Vice President Constantino Chiwenga delivered powerful remarks during a ceremony that saw six men join the Catholic priesthood ranks. The high-ranking official attended the special event alongside his wife Colonel Miniyothabo Chiwenga and Energy Minister July Moyo. Church leaders gathered at the Gweru Diocese to witness the historic ordination and celebrate the commissioning of their new Pastoral Centre. The facility has been providing essential training services since its establishment in 2017. Bishop Rudolf Nyandoro led the proceedings while Bishop Raymond Mupandasekwa offered guidance to the fresh clergy members.
Government leaders pledged stronger cooperation with religious organizations to combat the nation's growing drug crisis...
Government officials sounded the alarm during a major fundraising drive targeting Zimbabwe's escalating drug crisis. Information Minister Jenfan Muswere addressed crowds at the capital's high-stakes resource mobilization event last Friday. The minister praised participants for spreading awareness while battling the dangerous epidemic sweeping across communities. Muswere highlighted every citizen's responsibility to contribute toward eliminating substance abuse problems plaguing the nation. President Mnangagwa received special recognition for implementing comprehensive anti-drug initiatives protecting youth and public health.
Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe revealed shocking arrest statistics demonstrating the scope of the crisis...
SADC chief President Mnangagwa touched down at Santa Isabel International Airport yesterday evening for a crucial continental gathering. Equatorial Guinea Prime Minister Manuel Osa Nsue Nsua led the welcoming delegation alongside Foreign Affairs Minister Professor Amon Murwira. The Zimbabwean leader departed from Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport after farewell ceremonies with both Vice-Presidents. His arrival sets the stage for today's 7th African Union Mid-Year Coordination Meeting addressing pressing continental challenges. Government officials and embassy staff joined the airport reception ceremonies.
African leaders will tackle the union's troubling financial dependency during today's high-stakes discussions. Development...
The Women in Gemstones Association of Zimbabwe crafted a dazzling crown for the Miss Teen of the Universe Zimbabwe pageant using precious local stones. WIGAZ artisans presented the spectacular Maribwe Crown at a Harare hotel ceremony celebrating female empowerment. The crown's name derives from the Karanga term Mabwe, which translates to stones in English. Skilled association members assembled the masterpiece entirely from Zimbabwean gemstones to showcase domestic talent. The handcrafted headpiece represents cultural heritage and female resilience across the nation.
Association Secretary Ruvimbo Kadenhe explained that genuine beauty stems from inner strength and cultural connections rather than superficial appearances. The crown will...
Government officials have kicked off construction work on the massive 60-kilometer Gwanda-Maphisa Road rehabilitation project across Matabeleland South Province. Workers have already tackled the initial 10-kilometer stretch as part of preparations for the 2026 Independence Day celebrations. The ambitious infrastructure upgrade will slash travel times between Gwanda and surrounding districts while boosting economic opportunities. Officials expect the entire road project to wrap up by early next year as part of legacy development initiatives. The upgraded route will connect vital economic centers including Arda Antelope, Makwe Irrigation Scheme, border posts, and tourist attractions in Matobo.
Provincial Affairs Minister Albert Nguluvhe...
Parliament Speaker Jacob Mudenda fired up legislators during a Bulawayo workshop, demanding they transform from passive budget observers into fierce financial watchdogs. The top parliamentary official slammed MPs for letting outsiders dominate budget analysis while they sat on the sidelines like spectators. Mudenda deployed a striking lion metaphor, telling representatives they must become the predators who craft their narrative instead of letting hunters tell their tale. He insisted parliamentarians possess constitutional authority to scrutinize every dollar flowing through government coffers. The Speaker challenged committee members to master rigorous fiscal examination techniques that protect public resources.
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