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_Dancing into Dialogue: Joyful Scenes at Masvingo Polytechnic Ahead of Mr. Tagwirei's Arrival_ *By Tafara Pande* Masvingo — The atmosphere at Masvingo Polytechnic College is buzzing with energy and joy as students and academics alike have taken to the dance floor, turning a formal gathering into a vibrant celebration. With the arrival of prominent businessman and Land Tenure Implementation Committee chairman Mr. Kudakwashe Tagwirei eagerly awaited, the event has already taken on a festive tone. *Edited by Godfrey Gusha*

_Hon. Chadzamira Leads Key Land Tenure and Youth Empowerment Event at Masvingo Polytechnic_ *By Tafara Pande* Masvingo — A landmark event unfolded today at Masvingo Polytechnic College as the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Masvingo Province, Hon. E.R. Chadzamira, arrived to spearhead critical discussions on land tenure and youth empowerment. The high-level gathering brings together government leaders, party officials, and key stakeholders under the theme “Unlocking the Potential of Young People.” The Minister is joined by an influential lineup of officials, including the Provincial Affairs Secretary, Dr. A. Pazvakavambwa, Provincial Chairman Hon. Sen. Robson Mavhenyengwa, and Hon. Simbanegavi. Their participation underscores the government's unified stance on pushing forward the land reform agenda and investing in Zimbabwe’s future leaders. *Edited by Godfrey Gusha*


Cde _Sheron Marombedze Welcomes Students and Delegates to Masvingo in Empowering Young Women for Economic Development_ *By Tafara Pande* Masvingo — In a vibrant and inspiring gathering held in the heart of Masvingo, the Chairperson of the Young Women for Economic Development (YW4ED) Masvingo Chapter, Cde Sheron Marombedze, extended a warm welcome to students, delegates, and fellow YW4ED chairpersons from across the province. *Edited by Godfrey Gusha*


_Mr. Tagwirei Arrives to Warm Welcome at Masvingo Polytechnic for Landmark Land Tenure Dialogue_ *By Tafara Pande* Masvingo — Anticipation turned to excitement today at Masvingo Polytechnic College as Zimbabwean business mogul and chairman of the Land Tenure Implementation Committee, Mr. Kudakwashe Tagwirei, arrived to a warm welcome from a vibrant audience of young people and academics from across Masvingo Province. Hundreds of young people from all districts of the province gathered early at the college, eager to engage directly with Mr. Tagwirei on pressing land tenure issues. Alongside them were scholars and educators from Masvingo’s leading tertiary institutions, all keen to gain a clearer understanding of the land tenure implementation process and its implications for Zimbabwe’s development. *Edited by Godfrey Gusha*


_National Leaders Grace Culture Month Launch at Rusununguko Clinic Grounds_ *By Tafara Pande* Rusununguko, Zimbabwe – May 2025 A vibrant and culturally rich atmosphere marked the official launch of Culture Month at the Rusununguko Clinic Grounds, as several esteemed national figures graced the event. The presence of high-ranking officials underscored the government's commitment to preserving and promoting Zimbabwe's diverse cultural heritage. Among the dignitaries present were Hon. Lovemore Matuke, a key figure in national state security, Hon. Chadzamira, Hon. Paradza, Hon. Mavhenyengwa, and Hon. Owen Ncube. Their attendance signified a united front in support of cultural preservation and national identity. Also in attendance was Dr. Pazvakavambwa, Traditional leadership was also well represented by Chief Charumbira, *Edited by Godfrey Gusha*

_Sandra Ndebele Arrives at Masvingo Polytechnic, Energizing Youth-Focused Land Tenure Event_ *By Tafara Pande* Masvingo — The excitement at Masvingo Polytechnic College reached new heights today as Councillor Sandra Ndebele, the dynamic chairperson of Bulawayo Young Women for Economic Development (4ED), made a spirited arrival at the venue. Her presence brings both star power and serious leadership credentials to an event already buzzing with youthful energy and anticipation. *Edited by Godfrey Gusha*


_Hon. Minister Simbanegavi Champions Youth Empowerment Through Land Tenure Reform at Masvingo Polytechnic_ *By Tafara Pande* Masvingo — Hon. Minister Simbanegavi delivered a powerful and forward-looking address today at Masvingo Polytechnic College, urging young people to seize opportunities presented through land tenure reform and constitutional awareness. The event, featuring prominent businessman Dr. Kudakwashe Tagwirei as the guest speaker, focused on unlocking the economic potential of Zimbabwe’s youth through knowledge and access to land. In her keynote speech, Hon. Simbanegavi emphasized that access, control, and power over land are essential for real youth empowerment. “If we are to unlock the potential of our young people, they must understand their rights, the legal framework, and how to claim their space in the land economy,” she said. She reminded attendees that the Constitution of Zimbabwe is the supreme law, and its provisions, particularly on gender equality and youth inclusion, must guide all land-related policies. The Minister gave special attention to women’s rights, particularly married women who are often sidelined in land ownership discussions. “Despite the offer letter often being in the husband's name, the law allows married women to benefit from land ownership. Understanding this is key to ensuring equity and protecting family assets,” she explained, adding that education around inheritance rights and marital law is vital in strengthening women’s economic agency. Hon. Simbanegavi provided clarity on the types of land tenure recognized in Zimbabwe, Freehold, State Land, Leasehold. She stressed that rural land tenure, administered through traditional leaders such as village heads, offers a pathway to land access for all residents, regardless of gender or marital status. In a significant policy announcement, the Minister revealed a new government system that allows offer letters and permits to be valued and made bankable. This move, she explained, will enable young people to leverage land documents for financial capital, while also strengthening protections for women’s land rights, especially in the context of inheritance. Highlighting government priorities, Hon. Simbanegavi reiterated that war veterans and youth are at the forefront of land redistribution efforts. She also emphasized the importance of utilizing idle urban land to promote sustainable development and economic inclusion. The Minister praised Dr. Tagwirei for his visionary leadership in spearheading the program, which she described as timely and transformational. “Dr. Tagwirei’s initiative complements government efforts by equipping the youth with critical knowledge about land ownership, tenure systems, and economic empowerment,” she said. *Edited by Godfrey Gusha*


_Hon. Chadzamira Champions Land Tenure Reform at Masvingo Polytechnic Engagement_ *By Tafara Pande* Masvingo — In a high-level engagement at Masvingo Polytechnic College today, the Minister of State for Provincial Affairs and Devolution for Masvingo Province, Hon. E.R. Chadzamira, addressed delegates on the critical role of land tenure in economic development and rural transformation. The event drew a notable crowd, including senior government and ZANU PF officials such as Dr. A. Pazvakavambwa, Cde Trust Mugabe and Senator R. Mavhenyengwa. The gathering sought to unpack key policy issues surrounding land tenure, especially its implementation and impact on agriculture, economic security, and youth empowerment. In his keynote address, Hon. Chadzamira emphasized that secure land tenure is fundamental for socio-economic progress, particularly in rural communities where agriculture remains the backbone of livelihoods. “Land tenure is not just a legal formality,” he said. “It is a driver of security, investment, and productivity. For us to achieve Vision 2030, we must ensure that our land policies reflect this reality.” He commended the Second Republic's efforts in empowering citizens through initiatives such as the issuance of title deeds, noting that such moves reinforce ownership, unlock investment opportunities, and bolster food security. The Minister outlined how enhanced land tenure arrangements can catalyze agricultural transformation, enabling farmers to confidently invest in land improvements, mechanization, and climate-resilient practices. With Masvingo Province being one of Zimbabwe’s largest and agriculturally strategic regions, he stressed the importance of land reform policies tailored to local needs and realities. Hon. Chadzamira also spotlighted the government’s commitment to youth empowerment, reiterating the 20% youth share policy in all government allocations. “Our young people must not be left behind. Understanding land tenure is key to ensuring they have a stake in the land economy,” he remarked, urging youth to engage actively in agribusiness and rural enterprise. Concluding his remarks, Hon. Chadzamira welcomed Dr. Tagwirei and all facilitators, expressing gratitude for their contributions to the dialogue. “This platform is more than a meeting it is a call to action. Let’s take the knowledge shared here today and turn it into tangible outcomes for our communities,” he said. *Edited by Godfrey Gusha*


*By Tafara Pande* The Head of State and Commander-in-Chief of the Zimbabwe Defence Forces, President Emmerson Mnangagwa, has arrived at Rusununguko Clinic in Chiredzi, where he will officiate at the National Culture Day celebrations. President Mnangagwa was accompanied by his two Vice Presidents, Kembo Mohadi and Constantino Chiwenga, as they made their way to the venue. The President and his entourage were greeted by a sea of enthusiastic supporters and well-wishers, who had gathered at the clinic to catch a glimpse of the Head of State. The atmosphere was electric, with traditional music and dance performances adding to the excitement. *Edited by Godfrey Gusha*


_Young Women for Economic Development Shine at National Culture Day Launch at Rusununguko Clinic_ *By Tafara Pande* Chiredzi District, Masvingo Province — The National Culture Day celebrations at Rusununguko Clinic reached new heights today as the Young Women for Economic Development took center stage, dazzling the audience with a stunning display of Zimbabwe’s national dress. With pride and elegance, these young women not only celebrated culture but also embodied the spirit of empowerment and leadership that is shaping Zimbabwe’s future. The colorful showcase of the national dress was a visual feast — vibrant fabrics, bold patterns, and traditional designs came alive as the young women proudly walked the grounds. Each outfit told a story of heritage, identity, and pride, reminding everyone of the beauty and richness of Zimbabwean culture. The event drew notable representatives from across the country, turning the launch into a celebration of both unity and diversity. Among the influential voices present were, Cde Councillor Sheron Marombedze, Princess Ushendiba, Tatenda Chimombe, Cde Priscilla Mapfumo, . *Edited by Godfrey Gusha*
