We congratulate all the Selwyn students who received their degrees today in the Cambridge University Senate House. We’re immensely proud of their achievements. It was also the last degree ceremony as Master for Roger Mosey, who steps down in September.

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All is set for the mid-term budget review presentation by Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister, Prof Mthuli Ncube at the New Parliament Building. 📸: Kudakwashe Hunda

Hon. Minister Prof. Mthuli Ncube, Deputy Minister , Hon. K.D. Mnangagwa , Permanent Secretary , Mr.G.T. Guvamatanga and senior Ministry officials have arrived at the New Parliament in Mt Hampden for the presentation of the 2025 Mid-Term Fiscal Policy Review Statement and the 2026

The global economic growth is now projected at 2.8%, down from the 3.2% forecast made in October 2024, according to the IMF World Economic Outlook Report (April 2025). This downward revision is on account of anticipated increases in trade tariffs and geopolitical tensions in

In terms of sectoral contribution, the structure of the economy, is now dominated by manufacturing (15.3%), mining and quarrying (14.5%), wholesale and retail trade (11.9%), financial and insurance services (10.8%), and agriculture (9.3%).

Given the positive economic developments during the period January to June, we are confident that the projected economic growth of 6% alluded to in the 2025 National Budget is achievable. Month-on-month ZiG inflation has been stable during the first half of the year, as it

The current account balance remained in surplus during the first quarter of 2025, registering US$19.9 million. By year-end, the current account surplus is projected to reach around US$621.7 million. The country's total stock of Public and Publicly Guaranteed (PPG) debt stood at

In terms of budget utilisation up to June 2025, 35% of the approved budget has been spent.

Government also supported the ongoing construction of five new schools, namely; E. D. Mnangagwa Secondary School in Mutoko, Mariga Primary School in Mbire, Twayi-Twayi Primary School in Bulilima, Sonkwa Primary School in Binga, and Mapfungautsi Secondary School in Gokwe South.

During the period under review, priority was accorded to the completion of the new, modern multi-level Trabablas Interchange, which was commissioned by His Excellency, the President, Dr. E. D. Mnangagwa, on 30 May 2025. The Rural Infrastructure Development Agency (RIDA),

The Rural Electrification Fund expended ZiG216.3 million, enabling the completion of 114 energised projects in primary and secondary schools, rural health centres, Government extension offices, business centres, and villages, among others. Government spent ZiG746.7 million

The country received development assistance amounting to US$148.1 million during the first half of the year, which mainly went towards the health sector, emergency response, and education.

To ensure that the fiscal policy, is complementary to the monetary policy in order to sustain the prevailing price and exchange rate stability, Government will continue to implement prudent budgeting policy stance, which ensures that all expenditures are strictly guided by the

HEALTH “Mr. Speaker Sir, the health sector received support amounting to ZiG7 billion, with the bulk (ZiG5.7 billion) expended on compensation of employees, and ZiG1.1 billion on goods and services, including ZiG0.6 billion for procurement of medical supplies and services.”

SCHOOLS Government also supported the ongoing construction of five new schools, namely; ➖E. D. Mnangagwa Secondary School in Mutoko, ➖Mariga Primary School in Mbire, ➖Twayi-Twayi Primary School in Bulilima, ➖Sonkwa Primary School in Binga, and ➖Mapfungautsi Secondary

“Information, Publicity and Broadcasting To enhance access to information and citizen’s participation in national governance and promotion of real time dissemination, Government is implementing Zim Digital Phase 2, focusing on the installation of transmitters across the country.

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