Policy without delivery: Zimbabwe’s governance deficit
Yet despite an increasingly sophisticated policy landscape, implementation outcomes remain uneven.
By John Laisani
2h ago
Zimbabwe cuts import licence fees, but businesses may feel little relief
But the fee reduction is not yet legally effective.
By Valentine Maya
22h ago
Your Import Licence Just Got Cheaper. Will That Save You Any Money?
"Finally," ran one widely shared post. "The government is listening."
By Valentine Maya
23h ago
Zimbabwe to cut mobile money charges in financial sector reforms
Mobile money users have long complained about high transfer costs, including the Intermediated Money Transfer Tax (IMTT) and charges levied by service providers.
By Boitumelo Makhurane
May. 12, 2026
Why Ford’s V6 Everest Platinum is dethroning Zimbabwe’s long-term SUV king
Coupled with a 10-speed automatic transmission, the Everest maintains a smooth power delivery that outclasses the more utilitarian feel of the Fortuner’s 6-speed gearbox.
By Tendai Munhundarima
May. 11, 2026
A belated, but essential step toward the rule of law
The massive US$25 million owed to Dutch farmers, highlights the high cost of ignoring international obligations.
By The Standard
May. 10, 2026
Understanding and Selecting Home Backup Battery Systems
Modern electricity pricing schemes have grown increasingly complex, with many regions implementing "peak and off-peak pricing."
By Newsday
May. 9, 2026
The artist’s shield: Navigating the minefields of Zimbabwe’s music industry
In desperation, M.G HKh turned to the Zimbabwe Music Rights Association (Zimura), the backbone of rights management for over 5 000 members.
By Elsie Nyoni
May. 8, 2026
The Badge Engineering Revolution: Inside the Toyota-Suzuki Global Alliance
Toyota, conversely, is a global powerhouse with a massive research and development budget and a decades-long lead in hybrid and hydrogen fuel-cell technology.
By Tendai Munhundarima
May. 8, 2026
