Economic Structural Adjustment Programme

Topic : Economic Structural Adjustment Programme

Zimbabwe’s ideology crisis: We speak liberation, we live survival

At independence in 1980, Zimbabwe’s ideological direction appeared clear. It blended African nationalism with a strong element of socialist welfarism.

By Simbarashe Namusi May. 16, 2026

Zimbabwe’s ideology crisis: We speak liberation, we live survival

Zim @ 46: Hyperinflation, reporter’s memoir

In 1992, my ambitions were being shaped in a remote district. It was a place where newspapers were scarce, television sets were unheard of, and supermarkets existed only in imagination.

By Shame Makoshori Apr. 17, 2026

Zim @ 46: Hyperinflation, reporter’s memoir

Harare to ban kombis, pirate taxis

Government banned commuter omnibuses during the COVID-19 period, but allowed the vehicles back on the roads after relaxing pandemic regulations.

By Gracious Daniel Jul. 16, 2025

Zim’s deepening economic problems behind surge in child marriages

The policies have failed to address the macroeconomic volatility, unemployment and inefficient social assistance programmes, which are the main causes of poverty, especially in rural areas.

By Moses Mugugunyeki Jun. 2, 2024

Zim’s deepening economic problems behind surge in child marriages

The rhythm of resilience: A Workers’ Day reflection in Zim

The informal sector became a lifeline for many, but it also exposed them to exploitation, low wages, and precarious working conditions.

By Grace Chirenje May. 10, 2024

The rhythm of resilience: A Workers’ Day reflection in Zim

An African understanding of the global dangers of World War III

She showed us a map of Kuwait and one of Iraq. And proceeded to explain to us the full impact of both chemical warfare and also nuclear weapons deployment.

By Takura Zhangazha Mar. 22, 2024

An African understanding of the global dangers of World War III

Ndhlukula opens up on Securico journey

There is need for engagement. That is number one. Secondly, you need to think outside the box, and you must also listen to your people.

By Tatira Zwinoira Feb. 16, 2024

Zim’s future economic policies

There is urgent need to increase the private sector by incorporating Africans into some of these companies, or starting new companies nationally, regionally or internationally.

By Fay Chung Oct. 20, 2023

Mr President, stop being blind to the obvious things

Despite a number of economic recovery programmes, notably the hyped Economic Structural Adjustment Programme, the country has been in perpetual socio-economic meltdowns.

By Cyprian M Ndawana Aug. 2, 2023