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Zimbabwe Intensifies Drive to Join BRICS Amid Rising Global Influence

Zimbabwe has intensified its bid to join the BRICS group, with the government deepening diplomatic…

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Zimbabwe Reports Strong Export Growth Amid Shift Toward Export-Led Economy

Zimbabwe’s latest trade figures indicate steady progress toward an export-led economic model in line with…

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Zimbabwe Advances Strategy to Become Global Medical Tourism Hub

Zimbabwe has stepped up efforts to emerge as a global destination for medical tourism under…

Zimbabwe Exceeds Maize Planting Target for 2025–2026 Summer Season

Zimbabwe has surpassed its maize planting target for the 2025–2026 summer agricultural season, reaching 105…

BMA, SANDF Halt Illegal Transfer of Minors at Beitbridge

In a major border security operation, the Border Management Authority (BMA), working in close coordination with the South African National Defence Force (SANDF), has intercepted more than 20 minors aged between 5 and 17 years near the Beitbridge port of entry along the Limpopo River. Officials believe the children were en route from South Africa to Zimbabwe without lawful supervision. The interception occurred during routine border safeguarding patrols focused on preventing illegal crossings and protecting vulnerable groups. Alongside the minors…

Zambia President to Undertake State Visit to Zimbabwe

Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema will arrive in Harare on November 14, 2025, for a state visit at the invitation of Zimbabwean President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa, marking a pivotal effort to repair bilateral relations that hit rock bottom after Zimbabwe’s contentious 2023 elections. According to a press statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, President Hichilema and President Mnangagwa will co-chair the inaugural session of the Zambia–Zimbabwe Bi-National Commission (BNC). The BNC elevates the existing Joint Permanent…

Bus Crash: Limpopo Government Concludes First Phase of Repatriation of 29 Zimbabwean Nationals

The Limpopo Provincial Government has completed the first phase of repatriating 29 Zimbabwean nationals who died in the tragic N1 bus crash near Louis Trichardt earlier this month. The victims will be transported to Zimbabwe following the completion of identification procedures, while the identification of seven children is ongoing through DNA testing. Provincial authorities confirmed that the deadly crash, which occurred on 12 October 2025, claimed dozens of lives and left several others injured. Investigations led by Transport Minister Barbara…

Russian Ambassador to Zimbabwe: Russia Supports Republic’s Accession to BRICS

TV Russia supports Zimbabwe’s application to join the BRICS group. The statement was made by Russian Ambassador to Harare Nikolay Krasilnikov in an interview with The Herald, a partner of TV BRICS. “Russia strongly supports Zimbabwe’s keen interest in engaging with BRICS. There are several levels of involvement, and it’s up to Zimbabwe to choose its path – whether as an observer, an invited participant at the next summit in India or by focusing on joining the New Development Bank,”…

Zimbabwe Unveils National Strategy to Engage Youth in Development

Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa has announced the launch of the National Youth Empowerment Strategy, a framework aimed at increasing youth involvement in the country’s economic and social transformation, according to ZBC News, a partner of TV BRICS. The Minister of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training, Tino Machakaire, said the strategy will serve as a guiding framework for structured empowerment, capacity building, and economic inclusion. The strategy’s key initiatives include expanding vocational training centres, strengthening entrepreneurship programmes, and providing agricultural…

Zimbabwe Ranks Among Africa’s Top Agricultural Performers

TvZimbabwe has been recognised among the top six African nations excelling in agriculture, according to continental output data. This is reported by The Herald, a partner of TV BRICS. Alongside South Africa, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Kenya, and Egypt, Zimbabwe is now counted among Africa’s leading producers of key crops. The country has emerged as a powerhouse in both tobacco and blueberry production. This year, Zimbabwe harvested a record 350 million kilogrammes of tobacco, surpassing last year’s 296 million kilogrammes, with…

Zimbabwe to Host Bafana Bafana in Durban

Bafana Bafana’s penultimate clash in the FIFA 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Zimbabwe will take place in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. Zimbabwe, who are the hosts, have officially confirmed they have secured the venue in KwaZulu-Natal to play the match. The Warriors – Zimbabwe’s senior national team – has been playing their matches in South Africa, due to a FIFA ban stemming from stadium concerns. South Africa are top of Group C on 17 points from eight matches, with two matches remaining,…

Zimbabwe Turns Mining Growth into Energy Opportunity with US$9 Billion Project

Zimbabwe is leveraging its fast-growing mining sector to drive a major energy transformation, with plans to channel more than US$9 billion into new power generation projects by 2030. This is reported by The Herald, a partner of TV BRICS.  The strategy, outlined by Energy and Power Development Minister July Moyo at the Africa Down Under Mining Conference in Perth, will see the country expand capacity to 5,432MW, nearly half of it from renewable sources, with 70 per cent of the…

Zimbabwe Launches US$1.4 Billion Agriculture Investment Plan

Zimbabwe has launched a US$1.4 billion agricultural investment drive aimed at transforming seven priority value chains, with the goal of boosting domestic food security and opening new export markets, according to The Herald, a partner of TV BRICS.  The announcement was made at the Africa Food Systems Forum in Dakar, Senegal, where officials outlined opportunities for global financiers to partner with the southern African nation. The initiative is part of the Zimbabwe Agriculture Food Systems and Rural Transformation Strategy, which…

Zimbabwe Secures Major Indian Investment Interest in Mining, Agriculture, and Energy

Zimbabwe is witnessing a surge of interest from Indian investors across strategic sectors following recent business discussions in New Delhi. According to the Indian Ambassador to Zimbabwe, investments from India in the country now exceed US$600 million, spanning food processing, mining, textiles, agricultural equipment, and polymers, creating direct and indirect employment for up to 15,000 people. This is reported by ZBC, a partner of TV BRICS. Notably, two major agreements are already in motion: India’s rail engineering company will supply…

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