Oscar Jeke
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Zimbabwe Divided Following Tragic Death of Flamboyant Businessman Wicknell Chivayo, Wife, and Four Others
  The tragic death of controversial businessman and self-proclaimed billionaire Wicknell "Sir Wicknell" Chivayo, his wife Lucy "Lulu" Muteke, and four others in a private helicopter crash in rural Mar...
Govt debt puts councils under pressure
 Government departments facing unpaid council bills could have their water supplies disconnected, putting the spotlight on the growing debt burden that local authorities say is undermining their abili...
Zim Absent From US Health Aid Deals in Africa
 Zimbabwe is outside the growing group of African countries that have signed new bilateral health agreements with the United States after Harare withdrew from negotiations over a proposed US$367 milli...
ZIMRA revenue surge, wider tax base at centre of 2026 collections
The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority says it collected US$4.71 billion in the first half of 2026, exceeding its target by 16.14 percent and recording a 46.73 percent increase from the US$3.21 billion collec...
Agriculture Funding Gap Is a Market Problem, Mugano Says
 Zimbabwe’s agriculture sector does not primarily face a shortage of funding, but market distortions and rent-seeking are limiting the effectiveness of available financing, Africa Economic Development...
PPC Cement Demand Stays Firm as Dividends Rise
 PPC Zimbabwe continued to record growth in cement demand in the five months to August 2026, with sales volumes rising 3% year-on-year as activity in both the industrial and retail markets remained fi...
Zim braces for rain, thunderstorms
Zimbabwe is set for a marked change in weather from Tuesday, with rain and drizzle expected in the south and east of the country while thunderstorms develop across northern and central areas, accordin...
Trade Surplus Hits US$526m
Zimbabwe’s trade surplus surged 64.5% to US$526.5 million in August, as exports accelerated sharply while imports remained almost unchanged, underscoring both the strength and the structural vulnerabi...
Thuli Moswa: The water challenge behind Musina’s industrial dream
 A proposed US$500 million Thuli Moswa Dam in Zimbabwe could become a major source of water for South Africa’s planned industrial expansion around Musina, but technical studies point to a more complic...