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Kariba unveils ambitious 2026 budget

The budget highlights include improving water, sanitation and hygiene through rehabilitation of existing infrastructure
By Obert Siamilandu Dec. 6, 2025

Top advisory warns against punitive taxes

The government is aiming to collect an additional US$1,47 billion in revenue for 2026, targeting total revenues of US$9,4 billion, up from this year’s expected returns of US$7,93 billion. 
By Tatira Zwinoira Dec. 5, 2025

2026 budget: Debt, discipline and politics of containment

Zimbabwe, facing deeper governance concerns and no access to concessional lending, is even less positioned to advance its arrears plan. 
By Chenayi Mutambasere Dec. 5, 2025

Fiscal crisis a technical blueprint meeting Zimbabwe’s political reality

This practice has turned arrears into the “primary driver of domestic debt”, creating profound instability for small and medium-sized enterprises that form the backbone of the private sector. 
By Julia Ndlela Dec. 5, 2025

Industry condemns shocking display of state extravagance

Zimbabwe’s industries have issued a scathing warning: government is living large while the economy limps.
By Mthandazo Nyoni Dec. 5, 2025

Economists slam 2026 budget as tax grab that offers ‘no real relief’

“The overall impression I got is that it’s a complacent document, suggesting that everything is fine and there’s no need to fix what’s broken.” 

Economists slam 2026 budget as tax grab that offers ‘no real relief’

“The overall impression I got is that it’s a complacent document, suggesting that everything is fine and there’s no need to fix what’s broken.” 

Economists slam 2026 budget as tax grab that offers ‘no real relief’

“The overall impression I got is that it’s a complacent document, suggesting that everything is fine and there’s no need to fix what’s broken.” 

‘Budget skirts workers’ issues’

He said the shift was regressive and placed a heavier burden on the working poor. 
By Melody Chikono Dec. 1, 2025