He, along with another Dungan poet Husein Makeyev, worked on the "Huimin bao" (; ), which was published in Bishkek and named after the Hui people, and is the only Dungan-language newspaper. Since the 1930s, the newspaper had been renamed several times; first published in 1930 in the Kirghiz ASSR as "Sabattuu bol" (), then "Dun Xuәşir" (, , lit. 'Spark of the East') in 1932 before all publications were ceased in 1939. As the Soviet Dungan newspaper resumed publication in 1957, it was renamed "Sulian huizu bao" (, , lit. 'Soviet Hui Newspaper'). During this time, Shivazi was appointed its editor-in-chief, holding that post until his retirement in 1965. In 1958, he then renamed the newspaper to "Shiyuedi qi" (, , lit. 'The October Banner'), and then was finally renamed again as "Huimin bao" after the collapse of the Soviet Union. However, in 2014, this newspaper was renamed by the Chinese as "Zhun-ya Huimin bao" (, ) due to the fact that Dungan people (part of the Hui ancestry) are spread throughout Central Asia.