Corporate solar economics can be assessed through the levelised cost of electricity, which divides discounted lifetime project costs by discounted lifetime output. Capital expenditure, financing rates

The first half of 2026 therefore presents a mixed but improving picture. On one side, GetBucks has successfully crossed the US$5 million capital threshold, increasing the number of adequately capitali

That combination suggests that Zimbabwe's financial system is not simply becoming larger. It is becoming more digital. The real test in the second half of 2026 will be whether this expanding infrastru

The Government’s debt-resolution and arrears-clearance programme is therefore about more than reducing a number on a balance sheet. It is about changing the composition of Zimbabwe’s creditors and, ul

The next milestone will be whether Government can maintain that momentum.The US$20 million allocation for 2026, followed by the planned US$70.5 million settlement during 2027 and 2028, creates a clear

The strongest conclusion from the first half of 2026 is that Zimbabwe’s revenue system is currently generating more than Treasury expected. The Government collected US$5.15 billion equivalent, compare

What emerges from this data is a financing system held together by improvisation rather than design. Each source compensates for the others in an ad hoc way, and the compensation itself is unpredictab

Zimbabwe’s June 2026 inflation report confirms a significant macroeconomic achievement. Inflation has remained below the 5% target for six consecutive months, with ZiG inflation at 4.7%, blended infla

With GDP reaching approximately US$59.7 billion at current prices, the latest estimates provide an updated benchmark for policymakers, investors, businesses and development partners seeking to underst

If uptake proves weak, however, it could indicate lingering concerns about future exchange rate movements despite the relative stability observed so far in 2026.For now, investors face a relatively st

For employers, executives, professionals, and households alike, the key issue is not simply which medical aid scheme is cheapest or most expensive.The more important question is whether the protection

The broader significance of the 2026 cotton season lies in what it signals about rural agricultural recovery. The simultaneous increase in output, hectarage, and marketing infrastructure suggests that

The energy sector also remains exposed.Kariba Dam continues to play a major role in Zimbabwe’s electricity supply system, meaning prolonged drought conditions could once again constrain hydropower gen

Agriculture depends on more than ownership alone. Productivity requires financing, infrastructure, technical expertise, secure tenure systems, efficient markets, and long-term policy consistency. With

The numbers suggest that the stakes are high. Diesel consumption continues to grow, reflecting economic activity and structural dependence on road transport. Any intervention in this market will have

The fall was also visible against the corresponding month of 2025. Small-scale deliveries of 1,864.99 kilograms in March 2025 exceeded the March 2026 figure by 116.29 kilograms.

There is also a risk dimension. If African economies do not upgrade production capabilities, zero tariffs may simply expand commodity volumes without diversifying exports. Trade deficits could persist

Wetland management has a longer history than the current discussion of carbon credits. Zimbabwe’s Ramsar Convention obligations took effect in May 2013, giving internationally recognised status to sit

The figures surpass the previous peak recorded in 2018 and exceed 2019 arrivals by 2.6 percent, a benchmark that had long been viewed as the industry’s ceiling. Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille c

he location of shareholders does not settle the destination of output. A careful account would reconcile MMCZ sales, ZIMSTAT customs declarations and partner-country imports, noting differences in rep