Oscar Jeke
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Articles Written By Oscar Jeke
Blame Game: Harare Council and Residents Trade Fault Lines Over Service Delivery
 The long-running crisis of service delivery in Harare has once again been thrust into the spotlight following recent flooding in the central business district, which left parts of the city centre sub...
Mawere family warns against unauthorised fundraising messages after Mutumwa’s death
The family of renowned Zimbabwean businessman and industrialist Mutumwa Dziva Mawere has announced his death while cautioning the public against unauthorised fundraising and memorial arrangements circ...
Milk Output Up 6%
  Zimbabwe’s milk production rose by six percent in 2025 to 121.84 million litres, up from 114.69 million litres in 2024, extending a slow recovery in the dairy sector but leaving output well below bo...
Banana Value Chain Key to US$2B Horticulture Drive
 The banana value chain has emerged as a key pillar in Zimbabwe’s ambitions to grow the horticulture sector into a US$2 billion industry, with government pointing to export-oriented farms as proof of...
Financial Sector Urged to Back Farming Joint Ventures
 Government has called on the financial sector to recognise and decisively support farming joint ventures, saying the model is increasingly proving critical to agricultural productivity and national f...
Dam Levels Hit 87%
Zimbabwe’s major dams are holding 87.2 percent of total capacity, marking a 3.79 percent increase in just one week and a 14.5 percent rise since late November, according to the latest Zimbabwe Nationa...
Payroll Delay for Village Health Workers Triggers Fresh Pressure on Govt
 Civil society organisations have renewed pressure on government to formalise the employment of Village Health Workers, warning that prolonged delays in placing them on the public payroll are undermin...
Funding Gap Raises Alarm Over Family Planning Supplies
 Concerns are mounting over the sustainability of Zimbabwe’s family planning programme after projections pointed to a funding shortfall in 2026, raising the risk of contraceptive supply disruptions un...
Govt's Digital Learning Push Reaches Fewer Than 5% of Rural Schools
 Zimbabwe’s latest rollout of laptops, tablets and projectors to rural schools highlights both incremental progress and the depth of the country’s digital education gap, with fewer than one in twenty...