Zimbabwe Speaker Of Parliament, Mudenda, has denied that Mnangagwa is seeking a third term. In his response to a court case filed by Gambakwe and Muzadzi, Mudenda said there has not been any legal process to implement the ED2030 resolution.
Key Events For Today
1. Mnangagwa in Mozambique to for the BNC. The Bi-National Commission taking place from 21 to 23 November 2025.
2. First Walmart branded to open in South Africa in Johannesburg
Business
1. First Walmart branded store to open today in South Africa.
2. New airline launches maiden route between Harare and Beitbridge.
Africa
1. Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema awarded a Honorary Degree.
2. Former Mozambican President Joaquim Chissano received his 10th honorary doctorate from Eduardo Mondlane University (UEM) in Maputo, Mozambique
3. Chissano awarded a honorary degree
4. Duduzile Zuma, daughter of former South African President Jacob Zuma, is currently the subject of an international scandal and an official investigation over allegations she was involved in a scheme to recruit South African and Batswana men to fight for Russia in the war against Ukraine.
5. Diplomatic tensions between Pretoria and Washington over the US boycott of the G20 Summit.
6. On November 21, 2025, South Africa observed the #WomenShutdown, a nationwide protest organised by Women For Change to demand action against gender-based violence and femicide. At noon, participants across the country paused all paid and unpaid work for a 15-minute silent standstill, wore black, turned social-media profiles purple, and used the hashtag to call for GBVF to be declared a national crisis. Major public gatherings and marches took place in Johannesburg (starting at Constitution Hill), Cape Town (Sea Point promenade), Durban (South Beach lie-down), Pretoria, and other cities, timed to coincide with the eve of the G20 Summit being held in Johannesburg. In direct response, President Cyril Ramaphosa declared gender-based violence and femicide a national crisis.
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Notes
Gambakwe plans to set up a cancer teaching hospital with less than 30 inpatient beds but the capacity to train over 50 doctors per year, a model that is heavily focused on outpatient care, translational research, and specialized fellowship/subspecialty training. A highly specialized, freestanding cancer institute or a dedicated center focused on advanced fellowship programs.
