Opinion
Diplomacy as Economic Signal: What the South Africa–Israel Rupture Really Means
The expulsion of diplomats between South Africa and Israel is unlikely to alter economic fundamentals in the short term. Its significance lies instead in what it reveals about the intersection of dipl
Feb 01, 2026
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s Health Turning Point: Inside the Economics and Humanity of the 2026 National Health Insurance Rollout
In a country where a visit to the doctor can still mean a choice between healing and hunger, Zimbabwe’s plan to launch its National Health Insurance (NHI) in June 2026 represents more than a policy mi
Oct 17, 2025
World
Assessing the Effect of EU's Carbon Border Tax on Critical Economic Sectors in Africa
The European Union's (EU) new carbon border tax, which will be fully implemented in October 2026, is set to significantly impact African economies. The tax will be applied to imports of products from
Jul 17, 2023
World
New Regulations Set Deadline for Zimbabwe's Carbon Credit Programs to Meet Compliance Standards
The decision comes just days after Zimbabwe’s cabinet declared all carbon credit programs in the country “null and void.” All agreements in Zimbabwe will now have to pass through the Attorney-General’
May 23, 2023
Zimbabwe
Zimpapers Confronts Challenges but Maintains a Positive Outlook for the Future
In conclusion, Zimpapers' first quarter trading update paints a challenging picture for the media group, but the company remains optimistic about the future. The management's commitment to improving t
May 22, 2023
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Nickel Matte Collapse and a Halving Trade Surplus: What Zimbabwe's January Trade Numbers Really Tell Us
Zimbabwe's goods trade surplus fell by 52.6% in January 2026, dropping from US$240.1 million in December 2025 to US$113.7 million, the sharpest monthly deterioration in the trade balance in recent mem
Feb 26, 2026
