The opposition supporters mainly those who support Nelson Chamisa disguise as ZANU PF demonstrating against VP Chiwenga to create a division. What we are seeing now is not ZANU PF. It is the work of opposition supporters, mainly those who support Nelson Chamisa, who will disguise themselves as ZANU PF members demonstrating against VP Chiwenga to create division in our revolutionary party. In ZANU PF we don't demonstrate against our superior. That is not our culture. That is not our discipline. ZANU PF is a party of order, of hierarchy, of respect. From cell to district to province to Central Committee, we respect leadership. We respect protocol. We have structures. We do not go to the streets to attack our own Vice President. That is not who we are. It is in Nelson Chamisa's politics DNA that they always think about demos and riots. That is all they know. Since their MDC days, their politics has been about burning tyres, shutting down cities, calling for sanctions, and making noise in the streets. They have no ideology of building. Their ideology is destruction. Our party has since passed that primitive stage. We are past the politics of demonstrations and childish activism. Under the Second Republic, ZANU PF is focused on Vision 2030, on development, on unity, on building a modern economy. We don't have time for street theatrics. The people must be vigilant. Do not be fooled by Chamisa's supporters wearing our regalia. They are not ZANU PF. They are agents sent to sow confusion and make it look like ZANU PF is divided. ZANU PF is united. @ZANUPF_Official is disciplined. ZANU PF stands behind its leadership, from President Mnangagwa to VP Chiwenga. No amount of fake demonstrations will break our unity.

Once again, the continent has spoken with one voice. Africa stands as one in solidarity with Zimbabwe against the continued aggression, sanctions, and neo-colonial interference of the United States, Britain and its allies. For over two decades, Zimbabwe has endured illegal sanctions imposed not by the United Nations, but unilaterally by Washington and London as punishment for daring to reclaim its land and restore dignity to its people. These sanctions were never about democracy or human rights. They were about punishing a sovereign African nation for correcting a colonial injustice. The United States and Britain speak of rules-based order while they violate the most fundamental rule: respect for sovereignty. They weaponize their economies, their media, and their institutions to strangle Zimbabwe, hoping the people will turn against their own liberation. But Africa has not abandoned Zimbabwe. Africa will never abandon Zimbabwe. The African Union, SADC, and every progressive voice on the continent has declared that an injury to Zimbabwe is an injury to Africa itself. The sanctions against Zimbabwe are sanctions against Africa. The attack on Zimbabwe's sovereignty is an attack on all African sovereignty. Zimbabwe endured because Africa stood behind it. Zimbabwe will prosper because Africa continues to stand behind it. The attempts by the West to isolate Zimbabwe have failed. The attempts to rewrite Zimbabwe's history have failed. The attempts to divide SADC have failed. Africa says with one voice: Lift the sanctions now. Unconditionally. Respect Zimbabwe's right to chart its own path, to own its resources, to determine its future without dictation from Washington or London. The era of Africa taking orders from its former colonizers is over.

President @edmnangagwa safely arrived in Moscow, Russia, ahead of the third Russia-Africa Summit and will engage in critical high-level discussions centered on shared priorities under the theme "For Peace, Security, and Development." Through mutual respect and win-win partnerships, President aims to accelerate growth in key sectors, including energy, food security, digital transformation, and technology.

President @Mnangagwa left for Moscow this evening, where he will attend the #RussiaAfricaSummit from October 28 -29. He was seen off by VP Chiwenga and @ZANUPF_Official National chairperson and defence Minister CDE @oczmk. Zimbabwe wish you a safe journey and a successful summit.

In a spirit of one Africa, Zimbabwe and Algeria continue to enjoy good military relations as Defence Minister Oppah Muchinguri-Kashiri officially received over 150 computers donated by Algeria. The special gift was handed over by Algerian Ambassador to Zimbabwe, CDE Mohamed Seoudi, to boost military training and ICT learning at Manyame Air Force Base.