Oscar Jeke
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Who Really Benefits From Conservation Around Matusadona?
A new partnership between the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Organisation (ZELO) and African Parks has renewed attention on one of Zimbabwe's flagship conservation projects, while raising a broader questi...
New National Plan Seeks to Shield Children from Rising Threats
Zimbabwe has launched a new National Action Plan for Children (2026–2030) and a National Child Online Protection Policy, with Government and development partners warning that rising child labour, onli...
Zim Pushes Domestic Funding for Family Planning
Zimbabwe is stepping up efforts to reduce its dependence on foreign donors for family planning by developing a contraceptive cost recovery system aimed at sustaining one of Africa's strongest reproduc...
ZCTU Alleges Plot to Undermine Leadership Ahead of Congress
Zimbabwe's largest labour federation has accused unnamed individuals of attempting to use State institutions and legal processes to interfere with its internal affairs, escalating tensions ahead of a...
The 'dark horse' clause: How the repeal of Section 94(3) reignites Zim's succession debate
 While public attention has largely focused on Constitutional Amendment No. 3's provisions on extending the terms of office of the President, Parliament and local authorities, constitutional lawyers a...
Women and Youth Businesses Still Face the Biggest Financing Gap
Mukai Mahachi and Ayodele OdusolaDespite driving a significant portion of Zimbabwe's economy, women and youth-led enterprises remain trapped in a cycle of limited growth, hindered by persistent barrie...
Smartphone Imports Surge as Smuggling Crackdown Reshapes the Market
Zimbabwe's official smartphone imports have almost doubled during the first four months of 2026, a development that may reflect less of a sudden consumer technology boom than the growing impact of tig...
World Bank Flags Mounting Food Fecurity Risks
Rising fertilizer prices, weakening prospects for global cereal production and the growing threat of another El Niño weather event are converging to create fresh risks for food security, according to...
Patients Link Corruption to Medicine Shortages as Healthcare Complaints Mount
For many Zimbabweans, the biggest obstacle to healthcare is no longer simply a shortage of medicines or underfunded hospitals. Increasingly, patients say corruption, unofficial charges and weak accoun...