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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 36399, member: 636"]
Zimbabwe VP Chiwenga heads back to Italy today for talks with Catholic leaders about church projects in his country. He went there last week when Pope Francis died. The late Pope started programs for girls' education, health care, youth support, and climate action before his death. Vatican officials want these plans to continue despite losing their leader.

Chiwenga plans to meet Italian business leaders during his trip. He aims to attract new investments through President Mnangagwa's business-friendly policies. Ambassador Nzenza told reporters that Zimbabwe shares strong historical ties with the Vatican. She met Pope Francis twice earlier this year for important discussions. The church wants to address youth issues and empower women through education.

Catholic organizations already run many schools and hospitals across Zimbabwe. Future church projects might tackle drug abuse problems among young people. The Vatican seems eager to deepen its involvement in Zimbabwe soon. Its focus is on social justice, reducing inequality, and helping youth succeed. These talks build on centuries of Catholic presence in the southern African nation.
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