Zimbabwe Presses for Global Reforms at UNGA80

Prof Amon Murwira, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade By Dickson Bandera NEW YORK — Zimbabwe has renewed its call for inclusive reforms of global governance institutions and stronger multilateral cooperation, with President Emmerson Mnangagwa urging the world to recommit to peace, justice, and sustainable development during the 80th Session of the United Nations…

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UK Chief Scientific Advisor Praises Zimbabwe’s Climate-Smart Farming, Urges Stronger UK Ties

By Brenda Mazhambe The United Kingdom’s Chief Scientific Advisor, Professor Dame Angela McLean, has hailed Zimbabwe’s climate-smart agriculture as a model for sustainable farming and called for deeper scientific collaboration between the two countries. During a visit to Foundations for Farming in Harare, Professor McLean toured Pfumvudza demonstration plots and praised the conservation method for…

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World Powers Back Bold Steps for Two-State Solution, Urge Immediate End to Gaza War

By Dickson Bandera NEW YORK — In a landmark declaration from the United Nations Headquarters in New York, dozens of world leaders have pledged sweeping measures to end the war in Gaza and finally implement the long-elusive two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Co-chaired by France and Saudi Arabia, and backed by an influential working…

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Zimbabwe Approves New Foreign Relations and International Trade Policy to Drive Development and Re-Engagement

President Emmerson Mnangagwa By Dickson Bandera Zimbabwe has approved a new Foreign Relations and International Trade Policy, a strategic framework designed to boost economic growth, strengthen diplomatic ties, and promote the welfare of Zimbabweans at home and abroad. Announcing the decision this week, the Government said the policy seeks to position Zimbabwe as a peaceful…

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China Deepens Support for Sustainable Agriculture in Zimbabwe and the Global South

Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe H.E Zhou Ding By Dickson Bandera China has reaffirmed its commitment to driving agricultural transformation and climate resilience in Zimbabwe and the wider Global South, backing two ambitious projects that place soil and water at the centre of sustainable development. Through the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)–China…

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Zimbabwe, Cuba sign MoU for transfer of Military Equipment to Museum of African Liberation

By Staff Reporter The Institute of African Knowledge (INSTAK) and the National Council of National Heritage of the Republic of Cuba on 10 June 2025 signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the transfer of Military equipment used in the momentous Battle of Cuito Cuanavale to the Museum of African Liberation in Harare. The MoU was…

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EU, Zimbabwe Deepen Economic Ties Ahead of Historic Business Forum

By George Swarei Harare, 9 May 2025 – The European Union (EU) has reaffirmed its long-standing partnership with Zimbabwe, marking this year’s Europe Day celebrations with a strong emphasis on trade, investment, and sustainable development. Under the banner “Global Gateway: Powered by the Private Sector,” the EU used the occasion to announce the first-ever EU–Zimbabwe…

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Experts Roundly Condemn Israeli Suffocation of Gaza Strip

By Lovemore Chazingwa The worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, inflicted by Israel, has drawn strong condemnation from experts and international voices, who are calling for immediate action from world leaders and global institutions. The Embassy of the State of Palestine in Zimbabwe, led by the outspoken Ambassador Dr. Tamer Almassri, has been unwavering in its…

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Palestinian Embassy in Zimbabwe Condemns Israel’s Gaza Blockade as “Crime Against Humanity”

Ambassador Tamer Almassri By George Swarei HARARE – The Embassy of the State of Palestine in Zimbabwe has issued a scathing condemnation of the Israeli government’s decision to halt humanitarian aid and close all border crossings to the Gaza Strip, labeling it a “crime against humanity.”In a strongly worded statement, Ambassador Tamer Almassri denounced the…

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Electoral Violence in Mozambique Threatens the Country’s Democratic Progress

By Rejoyce Chimombe & Austin Chiwara Mozambique, once heralded as a post-conflict model of peacebuilding and democratic progress in Southern Africa, now faces a crisis that threatens to undermine the very foundations of its democracy. The country’s recent elections—including the 2019 general elections, the 2023 local elections, and the controversial 2024 general elections—have been marred…

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