Reforms could push healthcare services beyond breaking point

Zimbabwe is standing at the edge of a potentially devastating healthcare policy mistake.
By Joseph Moyo May. 15, 2026

MPs give RBZ June 30 deadline to cut interest rates

Instead, the current 35% rate “reflects RBZ’s cautious stance, acknowledging the possibility of renewed inflationary pressures,” the report noted.
By Lesley Kufandada May. 15, 2026

Why health fee cuts may not lower medical bills

The main reason is structural: Zimbabwe has no binding mechanism requiring private hospitals, pharmacies or doctors to pass cost savings on to consumers.
By Valentine Maya May. 14, 2026

Zimbabwe bank withdrawal fees cut

The cap prevents banks from charging higher withdrawal rates, although institutions may set fees below 2%.
By Valentine Maya May. 14, 2026

Industry ministry unpacks new industrial, consumer policies

Permanent Secretary Thomas Utete Wushe said the policies provide a roadmap towards building a competitive and resilient industrial sector.
By Nizbert Moyo May. 14, 2026

EU Day celebrates unity, partnerships in Zimbabwe

Hagemann underscored Europe’s journey from conflict to co-operation.
By Tendai Sauta May. 11, 2026

Zimbabwe and China’s zero-tariff era: Turning opportunity into national prosperity

Beyond tobacco, horticulture represents another promising frontier for Zimbabwe’s exports.
By Mafa Kwanisai Mafa May. 10, 2026

Envoy unpacks China’s zero-tariff policy and what it means for Zimbabwe

 In this way, China has become the world’s first major economy to implement unilateral, comprehensive zero-tariff treatment for all African countries with which it has diplomatic ties.
By Tendai Munhundarima May. 2, 2026

Sabhuku deals expose policy failure

This contradiction is not just administrative confusion, but a symptom of a deeper policy failure.
By Newsday May. 1, 2026