Oscar Jeke
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Stakeholders back ZiG stability but demands growth dividend from RBZ reforms
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s drive to stabilise inflation and the exchange rate is facing a new test: whether monetary discipline can now translate into cheaper finance, increased investment and str...
Africa Bears the Brunt as Global Hunger Falls
Global hunger levels declined for the third consecutive year in 2025, but Africa remains the region carrying the heaviest burden, with more hungry people than any other continent and more than half of...
Higher-grade ore drives Blanket Mine recovery after slow start
Caledonia Mining says access to higher-grade ore is beginning to reverse a subdued start to the year at its Blanket Mine, with second-quarter production rising 18% over the previous quarter, although...
Slogans vs Strategy: Has Chamisa Been Sidelined?
 When Nelson Chamisa declared earlier this year that Zimbabwe was entering "a season of transition" and unveiled his new political vision, #TheNew, expectations were sky-high. Many assumed the country...
Rights Watchdog Records 228 Abuses, Nearly 6,000 Victims in June
A baseline of social, economic and political vulnerability has been exposed across Zimbabwe after the country's leading peace-building and accountability watchdog documented 228 distinct human rights...
Sorghum Production Climbs 8% as AI Maps Zimbabwe's Harvest
 Sorghum production in Zimbabwe is projected to reach 123,306 metric tons during the 2026 agricultural season, indicating an "8% increase over 2025 production levels," according to a newly published r...
Zimbabwe's Debt Crisis Threatens Funding for Hospitals, Schools and Jobs
Zimbabwe's debt burden is increasingly becoming more than a fiscal challenge—it is shaping how much Government can spend on hospitals, schools, roads and social services, with delegates at the 8th Zim...
Community watchdogs force mining firms to act on pollution, worker welfare
Mining companies operating in Zimbabwe are increasingly being compelled to address pollution, improve worker welfare and invest in surrounding communities as local residents become more organised in d...
Telecom firms earn more as network investment slumps
Zimbabwe's internet service providers are generating higher revenues from a rapidly expanding digital market, but new industry figures show they are simultaneously cutting investment in network infras...