Oscar Jeke
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Zimbabwe Projects 5% Growth
Zimbabwe is projecting 5 percent economic growth in 2026, underpinned by improving macroeconomic stability, stronger agricultural output, and continued reforms aimed at boosting industrial competitive...
Reserved Sectors Policy Targets Youth Entry
Zimbabwe is positioning its reserved sectors policy under Statutory Instrument 215 of 2025 as a key lever to expand youth participation in the economy, particularly in small-scale retail and services...
Harare Pushes Local Health Financing Model
Zimbabwe is exploring new models of health financing at local authority level, with the City of Harare positioning community-based funding mechanisms as a potential pathway to expand access to essenti...
Exchange Rate Stability Mantained, Reserves Rise in Q1 2026
Zimbabwe’s monetary authorities maintained relative exchange rate stability in the first quarter of 2026, supported by controlled money supply growth and rising foreign currency inflows, according to...
GBV Costs Zimbabwe US$1.36 Billion Annually
Zimbabwe is intensifying efforts to tackle gender-based violence following the launch of new funding support from the United Kingdom, as fresh data highlights the significant economic and social costs...
Corruption Risks in Health, Education Undermine Regional Integration
Persistent corruption risks in key public sectors such as health and education are weakening service delivery and slowing regional integration across Southern Africa, according to new evidence present...
Telecel Seeks Investors, Market Share Falls Below 2%
Zimbabwe’s struggling mobile operator Telecel has formally opened a search for new investors, as a prolonged operational and financial decline reduces its market presence to near-insignificant levels...
Zimbabwe’s Coffee Revival Hinges on EU Compliance
 Zimbabwe’s coffee sector is showing signs of recovery, but its growth trajectory is increasingly tied to compliance with strict international market requirements, particularly new European Union regu...
Private Sector Pushes Procurement-Led Model for Rural Industrialisation
Zimbabwe’s private sector is increasingly positioning procurement as a central lever for rural industrialisation, arguing that predictable demand—rather than policy frameworks alone, will determine wh...