Oscar Jeke
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Civil Society Faces Tighter Regulation, Shrinking Funding, NANGO Says
Zimbabwean civil society organisations are navigating a more complex operating environment marked by new regulatory requirements, shrinking development finance and growing pressure on civic actors, th...
Child Welfare System Faces Resource Constraints
 Zimbabwe’s child welfare programmes are facing tighter resource constraints, with UNICEF reducing the geographic reach of some humanitarian interventions while seeking to integrate services across he...
First Capital shifts lending strategy as trade and services take centre stage
 First Capital Bank Zimbabwe is shifting the composition of its lending towards businesses, with trade and services emerging as the biggest beneficiaries of the bank's expansion in credit during the f...
Zimbabwe’s Maize Bonanza Meets a Changing Appetite
Zimbabwe is projecting a strategic grain surplus of up to 964,945 metric tonnes after national maize production rose by 17.1 percent this season, with Agriculture Minister Anxious Masuka saying changi...
RBZ Wants Cheaper Credit — But Will Banks Unlock Zimbabwe’s Productive Economy?
 Zimbabwe's monetary authorities have cut the cost of central bank funding, but the move is now running into a more difficult question: whether commercial banks will pass those reductions on to busine...
Funding Crisis Forces Africa’s Women’s Movements to Rethink Survival
Shrinking donor funding is forcing Africa’s sexual and reproductive health and rights movement to reconsider how women-led organisations finance community work, advocacy and rights protection, with ac...
AFTER CAB3: WHO STILL HAS THE POWER TO STOP MNANGAGWA?
 When President Emmerson Mnangagwa signed Constitutional Amendment Act No. 3 of 2026 into law on July 7, he did more than secure another two years in State House.  He demonstrated that the forces that...
US$9.3m Assets Put Collins Mnangagwa Under Spotlight
The US$9.3 million asset trail at the centre of Kelsea Tafirenyika’s money-laundering case has brought her husband, Collins Mnangagwa, into sharper focus after she told the court that the properties a...
US Livestock Genetics Find a Market in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe is turning to improved cattle genetics to raise livestock productivity, with imports of US bovine genetics increasing by 35% in 2026 as farmers and breeders seek better fertility, growth rate...