A potentially significant shift in US–Zimbabwe relations could be taking shape. If the visit materialises, it could mark an important new chapter in Washington–Harare relations — particularly around Zimbabwe’s critical mineral resources, investment opportunities and trade potential. For Zimbabwe, the message is significant: engagement is opening doors. For the United States, Zimbabwe’s strategic mineral resources and emerging investment opportunities are increasingly difficult to ignore. The next phase could be about turning diplomatic engagement into investment, trade and tangible economic partnerships. Zimbabwe–USA relations may be entering a new chapter. 🇿🇼🤝🇺🇸 #Zimbabwe #USA #Trump #Mnangagwa #ZimAtUNGA81 #Investment #CriticalMinerals #Trade #Diplomacy @TreasuryZW @MthuliNcube01

Hear hear hear. Those that ears. Listen.

5th Edition of ZEDCON 2026 The ZEDCON 2026 opening address in Bulawayo outlined progress toward Vision 2030, emphasizing Bulawayo’s role as an industrial and logistics hub. Theme-focused on "Smart Infrastructure for an Upper Middle Income Society,"

Yes. #ZimbabweRising

They have a starting point. Thank you Your Excellency for EMPOWERING children of the liberation war heroes. #EDCares #AsakhiZim

It's a DONE deal. #Zvaendwa #AsakhiZim #ZimBhoo #BrandZimbabwe

Mthuli Ncube: The Quiet Work Behind Zimbabwe’s Economic Transformation By Dumbuchena Murefu In every national transformation, some contributions are loud and visible, while others happen quietly — through policy, numbers, negotiations, institutions and long-term planning. Professor Mthuli Ncube belongs to the latter category. As Minister of Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion, he has occupied one of the most demanding technical positions in the Second Republic, helping shape the fiscal and economic framework underpinning Zimbabwe’s journey towards Vision 2030. His work has extended far beyond presenting budgets. It has included economic reforms, investment mobilisation, international financial engagement, development planning and economic diplomacy — often away from the political spotlight. The 2026 National Budget was explicitly anchored on enhancing the drivers of economic growth and transformation towards Vision 2030. The Minister and his team have also been central to the consultations underpinning #NDS2, Zimbabwe’s 2026–2030 development framework. Platforms such as the UN General Assembly and #ZEDCON2026 have further provided opportunities to articulate Zimbabwe’s investment and development agenda to international partners, investors and the broader economic community. None of this means Zimbabwe’s economic challenges have disappeared. They have not. Nor should every positive development be attributed to one individual. Economic transformation is necessarily a collective national undertaking involving Government, the Reserve Bank, businesses, development partners and citizens. But within that collective effort, Prof. Ncube’s contribution is significant. His is the less glamorous side of national transformation: the budgets, policy frameworks, negotiations, investment engagements and technical work that seek to create the conditions for sustainable growth. Perhaps that is why his contribution can sometimes be overlooked. But the quiet work matters. As Zimbabwe pursues the ambitious journey towards Vision 2030, it is worth acknowledging those working consistently behind the scenes to build its economic foundations. Prof. Mthuli Ncube is one of them — and his contribution deserves recognition. @MthuliNcube01 @TreasuryZW @edmnangagwa @D4ED_ZIM @Patsime_Zw @AwakhiweTs50450 @Twinsis50497431 @HardlifeMbende @ZimGvt_NDS1

This is positive. All those detractors who thought the presence of Zimbabwe at the #ZimAtUNGA81 was a waste of time should be eating humble pie right now. @MthuliNcube01 @TreasuryZW @ZimGvt_NDS1 @Patsime_Zw @Twinsis50497431

Congratulations 🎊 👏 #AsakhiZim @Patsime_Zw @enkudheni

The days are getting closer and closer. Zimbabwe will assume chairmanship of #Comesa2026. #OpenMarkets #OpenTrade