Oscar Jeke
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AfDB-Backed US$4 Million Project Aims to Drive Zimbabwe's Debt Resolution Agenda
Willard ManungoZimbabwe has launched a US$4 million African Development Bank (AfDB)-backed project aimed at accelerating the country's arrears clearance and debt resolution efforts, a key reform progr...
Zimbabwe Extends Era of Low Inflation as ZiG Annual Rate Falls to 3.2%
Zimbabwe's annual inflation rate has fallen to 3.2% in July 2026, extending the country's longest period of sustained price stability in nearly three decades and strengthening the case that the Reserv...
Zimbabwe's Irrigation Drive Seen as Key to Climate-Proofing Agriculture
 Zimbabwe's push to expand irrigation is increasingly being viewed as the country's most important defence against climate change, as recurring droughts and erratic rainfall expose the limitations of...
Polished Workshops Mask Growing Crisis in Civil Service Welfare
Inside a hotel conference room, civil servants attentively take notes on empathy, respect, and clear communication as part of the Public Service Commission's Pensions Awareness and Capacity Building E...
Zimbabwe's Growth at Risk Without Investment in Women's Health: UNFPA
Zimbabwe's drive to achieve upper-middle-income status could be undermined if investment in women's sexual and reproductive health does not accelerate, with global evidence showing that closing gender...
Break Down Our Own Walls First, Church Told at ZCC Assembly
The Zimbabwe Council of Churches (ZCC) has challenged Christian leaders to confront internal divisions, prejudice and silence within the Church, arguing that it cannot credibly speak against injustice...
Bulawayo's degraded landscapes targeted for climate revival
Bulawayo is set to become the focus of a climate resilience and environmental restoration programme after the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and its partners identified...
Better Weather, Bigger Harvest—But Will Farmers Earn More?
Zimbabwe’s tobacco farmers are entering the next production cycle with a difficult calculation: even if improved weather delivers better leaf quality, will it translate into better earnings?The 2025–2...
Zimbabwe Edges Closer to Ending Mother-to-Child HIV, Challenges Persist
Zimbabwe has moved closer to eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV after reducing transmission rates by nearly a quarter over the past three years, but health officials and development partn...