Chido Matamba @MatambaChido

The 25th COMESA Summit in Harare puts Zimbabwe at the heart of regional trade, investment and economic cooperation. Under President Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa’s leadership, the country is strengthening partnerships, opening new opportunities for business and championing inclusive industrialisation across the region. One Market, One Future! 🤝🌍 #25thCOMESASummit #COMESA #ZimbabweIsOpenForBusiness #RegionalIntegration #Vision2030

"Let us create a region, let us create an Africa, where our citizens can work, trade, invest and reside freely across borders. We have suffered for too long, let's make our liberators and founding fathers proud." - Prof Amon Murwira Minister of Foreign Affairs & Int. Trade

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The 25th COMESA Summit in Harare puts Zimbabwe at the heart of regional trade, investment and economic cooperation. Under President Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa’s leadership, the country is strengthening partnerships, opening new opportunities for business and championing inclusive industrialisation across the region. One Market, One Future! 🤝🌍 #25thCOMESASummit #COMESA #ZimbabweIsOpenForBusiness #RegionalIntegration #Vision2030

Zimbabwe is projected to become Africa’s 14th-largest economy in 2026, with a GDP of US$65.92 billion, up from 17th position in 2025, according to the IMF’s October 2026 World Economic Outlook. Driven by mining, agriculture, exports and economic reforms, the milestone reflects the country’s development ambitions under President Emmerson Mnangagwa and the Second Republic. Nyika Inovakwa Nevene Vayo! 🇿🇼 #Zimbabwe #Vision2030 #EconomicGrowth #IMF #EDWorks

#ED officially opened COMESA Business Summit in Harare. The Summit, being held on the sidelines of the COMESA Heads of State and Govt Summit, has brought together business leaders, investors and policymakers from across the region to discuss trade, investment & industrialisation

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The 21st Meeting of COMESA Ministers of Foreign Affairs is underway at the New Parliament Building in Mt Hampden, with Zimbabwe’s Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister, Prof. Amon Murwira, addressing delegates. The meeting forms part of Day 3 of the 25th COMESA Summit, advancing regional cooperation, diplomacy and integration. #25thCOMESASummit #COMESA #RegionalIntegration #ZimbabweIsOpenForBusiness

Zimbabwe’s commitment to achieving Vision 2030 aligns with the broader regional aspirations of COMESA, the AfCFTA and SADC to promote intra-African trade, industrialisation, investment and economic cooperation. By strengthening these strategic partnerships, Zimbabwe can expand market access, attract investment, boost local production, create employment opportunities and accelerate value addition. Through deeper regional integration and collaboration, the country is positioning itself to harness Africa’s economic potential, strengthen competitiveness and advance sustainable development towards an empowered, prosperous and upper-middle-income economy by 2030. 🇿🇼🌍 #Vision2030 #COMESA #AfCFTA #SADC #RegionalIntegration #Industrialisation #EconomicDevelopment #ZimbabweIsOpenForBusiness

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Cabinet has approved the theme and programme for the 2026 SADC Anti-Sanctions Solidarity Day commemorations, set for 25 October in Bindura, Mashonaland Central Province. The event will renew calls for regional solidarity, economic cooperation and Zimbabwe’s development. #SADCAntiSanctionsDay #Zimbabwe #SADC #RegionalSolidarity

Enforcing laws that reserve designated economic sectors for Zimbabwean citizens is essential to protecting local entrepreneurs, promoting fair competition and expanding opportunities for indigenous businesses. Compliance and accountability must apply to all businesses operating in Zimbabwe. 🇿🇼 #BuyZimbabwe #Indigenisation #EconomicEmpowerment #ZimbabweanBusiness

Harare Post 🇿🇼 @harare_post

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GOVT MOVES TO SHUT NON-COMPLIANT FOREIGN BUSINESSES Government is moving to suspend or revoke the operating licences of foreign-owned businesses that have failed to comply with legislation reserving 17 economic sectors for Zimbabwean citizens, following inspections of more than

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TAX INCENTIVES CUT INDUSTRIAL COSTS BY 40% Zimbabwe’s Special Economic Zone (SEZ) incentives have reduced machinery acquisition costs by approximately 40%, supporting a US$12 million agro-processing investment by Davipel Holdings at Sunway City. In a statement, yesterday, the company’s Chief Executive Officer, Davison Norupiri, said tax incentives should prioritise lowering the cost of industrial equipment to encourage production, investment and economic growth, rather than focusing mainly on rewarding profits. hararepost.com/2026/10/21/tax…

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@ZimGvt_NDS1 A major milestone for Zimbabwe’s sporting and tourism sectors!

@TendayiZinyama An inspiring story of determination and Zimbabwean resilience! 🇿🇼 Vusumuzi and Thando’s journey across 22 African countries shows that humble beginnings should never limit big dreams

ZANU-PF’s constitutional alignment process presents an opportunity to clarify internal structures, strengthen governance and improve policy coordination in line with Zimbabwe’s constitutional framework. Effective implementation and clear rules will be key to advancing accountability, organisational efficiency and national development. #CAA3 #ConstitutionalAlignment #GoodGovernance #Vision2030

Safer roads, safer journeys! 🇿🇼 Road marking works on the Chivhu–Gutu Road Rehabilitation Project are enhancing visibility, guiding motorists and reducing accident risks. Every line painted is a step towards safer travel and better infrastructure. 🚧 #RoadSafety #InfrastructureDevelopment #Vision2030 #NyikaInovakwaNeVeneVayo

Running under the theme “One Market, One Future: Advancing Inclusive Industrialisation, Investment and Regional Integration in COMESA,” the Forum and Exhibition showcase innovations across priority regional value chains, including green industries, leather and circular economies, agriculture, manufacturing, and technology, reflecting COMESA’s commitment to integration, competitiveness, and inclusive growth. #COMESA2026 #Zimbabwe