Malaria spike raises pressure on clinics after wet season
Aid cuts, climate pressures and heavy 2025-2026 rains have put malaria control back at the centre of the public-health conversation.
Source: Al JazeeraCurrent Affairs Desk
A malaria surge, grain-import levy proposals and a tense constitutional amendment debate are shaping the national agenda this week.
Today's Briefing
Aid cuts, climate pressures and heavy 2025-2026 rains have put malaria control back at the centre of the public-health conversation.
Source: Al JazeeraProposed levies on maize, wheat and oilseed imports are being framed as a food security measure ahead of possible El Nino risks.
Source: allAfricaProposed amendments on presidential selection and term lengths continue to test public trust, civil society mobilisation and parliamentary process.
Source: APA staff-level agreement has sharpened attention on monetary policy, arrears control and transparency across state-linked enterprises.
Source: IMFMinisters meeting in Zimbabwe have focused on recovery, resilience and the mounting cost of climate-linked disasters across Southern Africa.
Source: SABC NewsRising diesel consumption is being read as a signal of stronger activity in agriculture, mining, logistics and construction.
Source: Business Daily ZimbabweRegional Lens
Parliament, courts, finance ministry, civil society and diplomatic briefings.
Industry, water security, urban services and Matabeleland civic affairs.
Climate shocks, border trade, farming conditions and public health response.
Mining, power supply, transport links and local government delivery.