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🇧🇫🇿🇼Des attachés militaires du Burkina Faso, du #Zimbabwe et d'autres pays africains ont assisté au défilé de la Victoire. RT en français • Osez questionner !

#Elezioni#Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa rieletto Presidente dello Zimbabwe. @OsservatorioEsteri

On November 21, 2017, Robert Mugabe resigned as President of Zimbabwe after 37 years in power. This followed a military takeover and impeachment proceedings by parliament, ending his long rule. [Read more] [more] @googlefactss #Zimbabwe#History#Africa

Zambia🇿🇲Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 Victoria Falls, located on the border of two countries - Zimbabwe and Zambia, is one of the largest in the world and is quite a breathtaking sight. 💦 Tourists from all over the world come to see it, and the bravest ones climb to the top to swim in the "Devil's Pool" - pools right on the edge of the 128-meter waterfall. #Zambia#Zimbabwe @voyage

June 5 is World Environment Day. On this day, we want to tell you a story from Zimbabwe, where hundreds of elephants are killed by poachers. Roxy Danckwerts founded the Wild is Life wildlife sanctuary at her family farm. She and her staff nurse orphaned baby elephants. They wouldn’t be able to survive in the wild but get a second chance at Roxy’s sanctuary. ‘When we have a new baby, we will often hang a blanket, and the baby will go into there thinking it’s the shape of the mother and put his head up to suckle,’ says Roxy. Do these infants have an opportunity to return to the wild? Watch the clip and documentary When an Elephant Smilesto find out. #Zimbabwe#wildlife#nature Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

Cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe is a logical consequence In early January, a cholera outbreak was recorded in the suburbs of the Zimbabwean capital. At least 60 people were infected, at least one person died.What happened is not unexpected, but quite a logical consequence. The fact is that in addition to energy shortages, Zimbabwe faces a number of problems with water supply and sanitation systems. Among other things, water from the only artesian well is simply not purified, and open wells are flooded with spills of sewage. The authorities are looking for ways to provide the population with safe drinking water, but this is only stopping the symptoms, and not the root cause of what happened. Harare alone needs about 3,000 megaliters of water daily. To provide the city with such volumes, the country needs large energy capacities. The situation is also aggravated by the fact that Bulawayo, the second largest city in Zimbabwe and the industrial capital, faces the same problem. Only a solution to the energy deficit problem can help in modernizing and creating new water supply systems and water treatment facilities. The most effective would be the implementation of projects to build water treatment and power generation facilities simultaneously. This would cover the shortage of electricity needed for the water treatment facility, and sell the surplus. In any case, Zimbabwe hopes to speed up the solution to the problem with the participation of companies from other countries, including Russia. The possibility of building small modular reactors was already discussed with the Russian side last year. The target of reaching 4,000 megawatts is planned within ten years. #AREA#Africa#Zimbabwe#energy

Russia and Zimbabwe to expand cooperation in the energy sector On March 6, a meeting between Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his Zimbabwean counterpart Amon Murwira was held in Moscow. During the meeting, the ministers discussed further strengthening of relations between Russia and Zimbabwe. The parties discussed strengthening political dialogue, exchanged views on the issues of reforming the UN Security Council, the situation in the Sahara-Sahel zone and the Great Lakes Region, and noted the importance of consolidating the efforts of Moscow and Harare in favor of forming a more equitable multipolar world order. At the same time, the Russian Foreign Ministry noted that the ministers paid special attention to the tasks of expanding and diversifying mutually beneficial trade, economic and investment cooperation. In particular, the parties agreed to improve the legal framework, jointly implement promising projects in geological exploration, energy, infrastructure, and information and communication technologies. The outcome of the negotiations between Lavrov and Murwira was the signing of the Russian-Zimbabwean Declaration on ways and means of countering, mitigating and compensating for the negative consequences of unilateral coercive measures. #AREA#Africa#Russia#Zimbabwe

#Elezioni#Zimbabwe 209 seggi su 210 assegnati: #ZANUPF|Sinistra populista pan-africana: 136 #CCC|Grande tenda anti-corruzione: 73 Seggio vacante: 1 I restanti 60 seggi sono riservati alle donne e saranno eletti con il sistema proporzionale. Totale seggi: 270 Maggioranza: 106 @OsservatorioEsteri

#Zambia and #Zimbabwe back away from ‘Prescriptive’ #US health deals The government of Zambia acknowledged this week that it is unhappy with part of a proposed health aid deal with the #United_States that “does not align with the country’s interests”. The Zambia-US bilateral deal was due to be signed last December, but it faltered after the US linked the billion-dollar deal to access to Zambian minerals, particularly copper and cobalt. Just four days before the Memorandum of Understanding (#MOU) was due to be signed, the US announced that two countries had committed to a plan to unlock “a substantial grant package of US support in exchange for collaboration in the mining sector and clear business sector reforms that will drive economic growth and commercial investment that benefit both the United States & Zambia”. “We want to leverage US assistance to bring about reforms that will..... https://web.facebook.com/AddisstandardEng/posts/pfbid02rHCu7Zn2UpsNudt663hRiKVuCwTzQ81VLnnNcaZ9A65c53w9YA2sSp5tjkwnDiX3l

Russia and IAEA to help Zimbabwe combat energy shortages Zimbabwean Energy Minister Edgar Moyo has announced the country's interest in developing small modular reactors. Zimbabwe sees Russia and the IAEA as its main partners in this area. "They have declared their readiness to take us through all the stages until we reach the goal," local media quote Moyo as saying. Zimbabwe expects to reach 4,000 megawatts by 2035. This is expected to bring the country closer to energy independence. Along with nuclear energy, Zimbabwe is focusing on renewable energy sources. To this end, the authorities are expanding their portfolio. This, in turn, will allow the country to generate 2,000 megawatts by 2030 through solar, wind, and mini-hydroelectric power plants. Zimbabwe currently generates about half the required electricity. However, this country has problems not only in energy. During the working visit of the AREA delegation to Zimbabwe, it became known that Harare is especially interested in the participation of Russian companies in the modernization of water supply and sanitation systems, as well as the construction of treatment facilities. Thus, every day only the capital needs 3,000 megaliters of water, but the need is only half covered. The second largest city Bulawayo, considered the industrial capital, is experiencing the same difficulties. #AREA#Africa#Russia#IAEA#Zimbabwe#energy

Nigeria strives to adopt experience of Zimbabwe in agriculture 📌Nigerian Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Abubakr Shaib Kyari visited Zimbabwe on Thursday and met with the country’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa. 📌 Minister Kyari expressed Nigeria's willingness to study Zimbabwe's experience in agricultural mechanization, which has been carried out in cooperation with Belarus. 📌 According to the World Bank, fueled by expansions in agriculture, mining, and remittance-driven services, Zimbabwe has experienced rapid economic growth, with rates of 6.1% in 2022 and 5.3% in 2023. 📌 "We have seen the trajectory, the efforts of President Mnangagwa, its tremendous and it is something that needs to be commended," the Nigerian minister said during the meeting with his Zimbabwean counterpart Anxious Masuka. #news#nido_russia#africa#zimbabwe#nigeria#agriculture https://t.me/nido_russia

Hallelujah Chicken Run Band — Take One (Analog Africa, 2020) #afrobeat#chimurenga#cumbia#jit#Zimbabwe Лейбл Analog Africa представляет очередное издание редкой африканской музыки 70-х, называемой в Зимбабве термином jit, в котором смешались поп, рок, джаз и музыка традиционных танцев, рубмы и ча-ча-ча. Spotify | AppleMusic | Bandcamp