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Topic : Foreign Affairs Minister

Belarus army general’s visit raises eyebrows

Speaking after the meeting, Foreign Affairs minister Fredrick Shava said the envoy was in the country to strengthen bilateral relations especially in agriculture.

By Problem Masau Nov. 2, 2023

Belarus army general’s visit raises eyebrows

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Letter from America: Africans are waking up to US imperialism!

The US demands that South Africa supports, in no ambiguous terms, US position on the Ukraine.

By Kenneth Mufuka Jun. 18, 2023

Letter from America: Africans are waking up to US imperialism!

MIHR petitions govt over access to water

THE Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR) has petitioned Foreign Affairs minister Frederick Shava to push for access to clean water.

By Silas Nkala Mar. 1, 2023

MIHR petitions govt over access to water

Zimdollar dilemma for Zim foreign missions

There have been reports in the past of Zimbabwean embassies being sued in different countries over failure to pay rentals.

By Harriet Chikandiwa Dec. 1, 2022

Zimdollar dilemma for Zim foreign missions

Letter to my people: Their desperation has reached comical levels

She appeared to be speaking on behalf of the government when she blabbered about Zimbabwe attaching great importance to the development of bilateral relations with Iran.

By Doctor Stop It Nov. 13, 2022

Letter to my people: Their desperation has reached comical levels

Feature: Zim needs to shift its trade matrix

One of the challenges of relying on primary product exports is that the country might run out of its finite resources, for example precious metals could be exhausted.

By Mthandazo Nyoni Nov. 2, 2022