58 military personnel today graduated at the Zimbabwe Military Academy in Gweru during the B.O.C 4/31/24 graduation parade. Initially the course had a total of 60 personnel and two later on dropped out due to medical reasons. Commander Zimbabwe National Army Lt Gen Anselem Nhamo Sanyatwe presided over the ceremony and he encouraged the officers to put the interests of the country first before their own. He said that the main objective of the Basic Officers' Course was to equip the students with

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After the daring rescue of Zimbabwean soldiers trapped in Ikela, Zimbabwean special forces continued their mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), engaging in intense battles to defend the country from Rwandan-backed rebel forces. In this episode, we discuss the fierce Battle of Buburu, where Zimbabwean commandos played a crucial role in protecting strategic areas and preventing the fall of key territories. Watch exclusive accounts, military strategies, and the bravery of Zimbabwe’s d

TODAY IN HISTORY: Zimbabwe military takes over state broadcaster, but assures nation that President Robert Mugabe "and his family are safe and sound and their security is guaranteed." This was said by Major General SIbusiso Moyo on ZBC in the early hours of Wednesday, 14 November, 2017. Do you still remember this day? What has changed since then? | VOA Studio 7

Robert Gabriel Mugabe served as Zimbabwe’s president from 1987 to 2017 making him the longest-serving leader in the country’s history. A freedom fighter turned powerful statesman, his rule was marked by early progress, land reform battles, economic collapse, and a dramatic end through a military intervention. Whether you see him as a revolutionary or a cautionary tale, Mugabe remains one of Africa’s most unforgettable political figures. 🇿🇼 Follow for more African political profiles! Zimbabwe H