Look what I found doing a deep house clean. My mum bought me them when I left Zim for England 25 years ago! It's all just memories. Zimdancehall before it was Zimdancehall 😀

Hello, Brothers.

I am pleased to announce that I have recently been promoted to the position of Grand Master within the Freemasonry fraternity. As part of my commitment to brotherhood, unity, and service, I am willing to assist fellow Zimbabwean brothers who are interested in joining the organization by helping them explore the membership process at no cost.

My goal is to support those who are genuinely interested in learning more about Freemasonry and its principles of brotherhood, integrity, and mutual support.

Fraternal regards to all my brothers.

The African Union Commission has invited young African creatives to participate in an international design competition to develop the official logo and visual identity for the African Union Theme of the Year 2027. The initiative provides an opportunity for young designers across Africa to showcase their creativity, contribute to the African Union’s continental vision, and create a visual identity that communicates the priorities and aspirations of Africa. Applications close on 23 October 2026.

Emmerson Mnangagwa approved to lead ZANU PF until 2037.

New amendment will decouple State Presidency and Party Presidency.

It will now go to the Cells and then Districts then Provinces.

I wonder who the new State President will be in 2030. Your guess is as good as mine.

From my personal experience growing up, I was told pass and get your high school qualifications with flying colors to earn an opportunity of studying abroad. I knew nothing better because that was the speech my parents drilled into me and so is the speech drilled into many young educated Zimbabweans.

The unfortunate Zimbabwean dream is to an extent to migrate to the diaspora for whatever further education, role or opportunity is availed to them.

I am in no way judging the mining, tender, agriculture and govt enthusiasts in making their fortune in the country but to what extent is this very high risk and dangerous sector doing to our youth? There is less interest in becoming an educated and qualified individual but a higher focus in “hustling” “acquiring a ford raptor” “a deal in mining”

Where did we go wrong and how can we fix this?

Hi family do you know, can you kindly advise on the best option for Wifi at a location isingasvike Fibre, specifically Ruwa

I know we are in our multitudes and multitalented. But we are scattered and have no central point of sharing our learning progress and interests. People are doing insane things with computers out there but as with most computer literate people, they have poor social skills 😅.

Wouldn’t it be nice if we had a GitHub organization or something similar where we can scope all our projects to.

For context see CommonHaus, which does a similar thing.

That way we get to brand ourselves as a collective, united in craft.

The long term is to kickstart a vibrant community of sharing software and just maybe this could outlive us and pave the way.

It may sound like crazy talk but what’s the harm in trying

I used to get these on Facebook everyday , and I got one on reddit too. Like did these guys really think we would fall for this ? And what exactly was the end game here?

Which farmers and entrepreneurs is the British supporting

This is why our parents forbade certain friends. Being friends with these homies has proven to land you in jail. You always take the fall.

Hello everyone,

I’m an Anthropology student researching how Gukurahundi is remembered through digital spaces, focusing on CITE’s YouTube videos on Gukurahundi. My research is on Gukurahundi from an anthropological lens.

I’d like to speak with Zimbabweans, whether in Zimbabwe or in the diaspora, who have watched these videos. We’ll have a conversational chat of about 30 minutes online. I’ll ask about your experience of watching the videos and what they meant to you. You can skip any question or stop at any time, and your identity will be kept confidential.

If you’re interested, please fill in this short form and I’ll contact you within 1-3 days to arrange a time:
https://forms.gle/MgfdVynx2u5jZDx88

I’m happy to answer any questions in the comments.

Thank you, and please feel free to share this with anyone who might be interested.

You cannot expect a child to engage with mathematics, science, or literature in the classroom if basic nutritional needs are unmet.

In many rural agricultural and mining communities across Zimbabwe, food insecurity remains a primary driver behind primary school absenteeism and dropout rates. When families face economic pressures, keeping children nourished at school becomes as critical as providing textbooks.

During a recent community distribution and meal service drive at Musavezi Primary School in Shurugwi, the reality was clear: consistent primary school feeding programs act as a vital safety net. By partnering with local community frameworks to provide regular meals, we help keep children in school, protect their cognitive development, and support working families.

True community development must address foundational human needs first.

Building a resilient economic future starts with ensuring our children have the nourishment and stability to learn.

#Education #ChildNutrition #CommunityDevelopment #Shurugwi #Zimbabwe #SocialImpact

Close to hitting 30 now and that feeling of "why try if you arent gonna succeed anyways" is creeping in

Someone born in 1980 is 46 now(if they're still alive) and they're a few that make it but man this shit is draining

The world doesn't owe me anything but man talk about being dealt a Bad hand, Leaving is always an option i guess

Following the recent ZANU-PF conference, the factional lines between President Emmerson Mnangagwa and VP Constantino Chiwenga have broken out into the open, giving major deja vu vibes leading up to 2017.
The contrast between the two speeches was stark:
Mnangagwa’s camp focused heavily on continuity, institutional milestones, infrastructure (roads, GDP metrics), and consolidating the path toward the "2030" agenda. 
Chiwenga, on the other hand, leaned hard into populist rhetoric. Without naming names, he dropped heavy reminders about elite looting, questioned what legacy leaders are leaving, and invoked the classic "voice of the people is the voice of God" line exact kind of messaging used right before Mugabe was pushed out. 
This raises massive questions about how this power struggle actually plays out over the next few months:
1. Does Chiwenga have the numbers? In ZANU-PF, survival is all about patronage and numbers. While Mnangagwa’s camp controls much of the civilian party machinery and provincial structures through alignment, Chiwenga’s backbone has always been his deep ties to the security forces. Does he have enough civilian party backing to pull this off, or is he playing a dangerous solo game?
2. How would a purge even happen? If the Lacoste faction decides to pull the trigger and push him out, what does that look like? Trying the standard "vote of no confidence" playbook on a retired general with deep military loyalty is completely different from dealing with G40 or Joice Mujuru. Wouldn't that risk a direct security crisis?
3. Or does he just wait it out? Can Chiwenga afford to quietly wait until 2030? If the goalposts keep shifting to extend Mnangagwa’s rule, waiting means getting completely sidelined by age and political obsolescence.
What are your thoughts? Is Chiwenga genuinely positioning to block 2030 and force a succession battle, or is this just fierce posturing within a system that ultimately prefers self-preservation over a messy civil war? How do you see the next few months unfolding?

Hello, everyone. I wanna get braces, I'm on PSMAS medical aid...most dentists say they don't take PSMAS, and I genuinely wouldn't be able to pay cash without a bit of assistance from my medical aid. Does anyone know a dentist/orthodontist who takes PSMAS and is also pretty affordable...like who offers payment plans or something? Please help a girl out

The late former president Robert Gabriel Mugabe’s son, Chatunga Bellarmine Mugabe, is escorted into the Harare Magistrates’ Court after being arrested alongside his friend on allegations of possessing dangerous drugs.

- NewsDay

Pic: Players from the Malawi women’s national team warming up at the National Sports Stadium in Harare

HARARE – GALZ, an association of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in Zimbabwe, has condemned the online ridicule of Malawi’s women footballers over their perceived masculinity, saying the comments reinforce harmful gender stereotypes.

The condemnation comes after Malawi eliminated Zimbabwe’s Mighty Warriors from the race to qualify for the Olympics with a 9-0 aggregate victory in the second round of the qualifiers.

The Mighty Warriors suffered a 7-0 defeat at the National Sports Stadium in Harare on Tuesday, having lost the first leg 2-0 in Lilongwe, Malawi, last week.

In a statement, GALZ said scrutiny and mockery of the players’ physical appearance amounted to policing how women should look and express themselves.

“A woman’s perceived muscular build, facial features, or mannerisms should never be grounds for questioning her womanhood, sexual orientation, gender identity, or subjecting her to humiliation,” the organisation said.

GALZ urged the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) and other sporting authorities to speak out against gender-based harassment and ensure that sporting spaces are free from discrimination.

“All women, in their diversity, deserve to participate in sport without being ridiculed simply because they do not conform to conventional expectations of femininity,” it said.

- ZimLive

Anyone Going To The Mud Run By Donnybrooke Tomorrow?

Inside ZIMCN Investments’ automated CIL gold processing, local supply chain integration, and environmental stewardship.

To provide complete transparency into our mining operations, environmental protocols, and joint-venture strategy, we are proud to announce the launch of zimcninvestments.com.

What ZIMCN Investments Entails

ZIMCN Investments is an indigenous corporate leader in natural resource extraction and processing. Our flagship operations — including the Radnor Gold Mine in Mutoko — demonstrate how applying modern electrical engineering and plant automation accelerates local mineral beneficiation under Zimbabwe’s Vision 2030.

Core Website Sections

1. Automated Processing Operations: Overview of our high-tonnage milling, automated crushing circuits, and digital SCADA monitoring rooms.
2. Environmental & Water Management: Detailed breakdowns of our lined Tailings Storage Facilities (TSF) and closed-loop water treatment systems that prevent runoff and recycle process water.
3. Community & Local Supply Chain: How we partner with local civil engineering firms, transport operators, and steel fabricators to build a strong domestic supply ecosystem.

Something Interesting for Mining Analysts

The site outlines our metallurgical recovery performance, showing how transitioning from legacy leaching methods to automated CIL circuits increases gold extraction efficiency while significantly lowering chemical consumption.

Explore our operations and ESG commitments at zimcninvestments.com

Please DM, I am looking for a shop space in Harare, sharing is also acceptable.

I am doing Ecocash Agent Booth.

I recently downloaded the VFX app on my phone and I’ve been trying to sign up but after entering a few details the browser just goes blank. I’ve tried signing up on Chrome too but same thing. Any idea as to what’s going on or what could be the issue?

Does anyone know a store that’s selling Sables rugby jerseys in Harare?

Hi Zimbos. Looking for a stand/ land that can double down as a plot and a resident. The plan is to do some light agric as I build. Something at least a hactare and outside of Harare CBD ( as that will be cheaper)

Good water table , decent soils. Especially if it's coming from a Developer or Real estate company with good credibility.