Ministry Vision
An empowered Youth and excelling Sport, Arts and Recreation Industries by 2030
Program Priorities
To deliver on it’s mandate the Ministry is guided by the following priorities
12 August 2022
Youth Development and Economic Empowerment
Formulate and implement youth development and empowerment policies, programmes and projects.
Sport and Recreation promotion and Development
Formulate and implement sport and recreation policies and strategies.
Arts and Culture promotion and development
Formulate and implement arts and culture policies and strategies that facilitate the development of the arts and culture.
Our Principals
Youth Development Programs
The goals of youth development programs is promote positive development, even when seeking to prevent problem behaviors. Youth development programs help youth navigate adolescence in healthy ways and pre- pare them for their future by fostering their positive development.


Ministry Core Values
Patriotism
Desire or love for one’s country.(Zimbabwe first)
Integrity
Honesty, trustworthy, steadfast and adherence to moral and professional principles
Accountability
State of being accountable, responsible for , answerable for one’s and our collective action.
Teamwork
Leveraging on each other’s experiences and strengths and working together.
Innovation
initiating and embracing new methods or ideas of enhancing service delivery.
News

Government to avail youths with opportunities for development: Minister Kirsty Coventry
In celebrating the National Youth Day (NYD), the Government of Zimbabwe has promised to provide young people with vast opportunities to participate in national socio-economic development. In a statement, the Minister of Youth, Sports, Arts, and Recreation Dr. Kirsty Coventry said Government understands the needs of young people and on this day, it is of paramount importance to act accordingly on the needs of every youth.

President hands Matabeleland South youths 10ha plots
Ms LILIAN Mhlanga (28) from Insiza District is among 60 youths from Matebeleland South Province who have been awarded permits for 10 hectare A2 plots under the Presidential 10 hectaree Scheme, which seeks to empower youth people. This will enable Ms Mhlanga, who is a single mother, to explore her passion for farming. She started farming at a tender age while assisting her mother who was a member of Zhulube irrigation Scheme in Insiza.

Youths equipped with business skills
The Government has engaged youths in business with the Ministry of Youth, Sports, Arts and Recreation bringing in various players such as registrar of companies and Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) to educate youths on business practices. The expo is geared at assisting youth entrepreneurs from the country's ten provinces to grow their business potential and tap into local and global trade markets.