Uebert Angel, Special Envoy & The Doctrine of an Original
Zimbabwe's most consequential envoy is the one with no embassy.
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BREAKING: New estimates put Zimbabwe near 9% growth
4.1% inflation, $12 billion in forex, then World Bank 7.5–9.5% growth. One country finally escaping its own obituary. 9% Shows We’ve Been Measuring Zimbabwe Wrong
Why GDP Numbers Are Hiding Zimbabwe's Real Data
Zimbabwe Doesn't Have an Economy Problem. It Has a Measurement Problem.
How Mthuli Ncube Kept His Promise
And the technocrat beside him who made sure the ledgers matched the words.
Mthuli Ncube in Washington
The Technocrat Reopening Zimbabwe's Path to Global Finance
What I Saw From Malawi
The blueprint Zimbabwe just carried into Washington, and why Africa will rise or fall on whether we learn to hand each other the map.
THE WORMTONGUE THAT ALMOST CAPTURED ZIMBABWE
On the eleventh of April, 2026, a man was fired. No press conference. No statement of thanks. One line in a government gazette: Fulton Mangwanya is no longer the Director-General of the Central Intelligence Organisation in Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe's March to $100 Billion
The Mountain Climbs Down: Why Prof. Mthuli Ncube's $52 Billion Economy Feels Like Witchcraft to Half the Country, and Why the IMF Just Proved It Isn't
Zimbabwe Walked Into the IMF Rooms With 24%. The Continent Should Be Watching.
The default posture of an African finance ministry in 2026 is excuses. Cocoa prices fell. The rand shifted. The IMF renegotiated. The currency moved. Every quarter produces a new reason the targets will slip to Q3. The reasons are often real. The posture is the problem. Zimbabwe broke that posture
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Q1 Revenue 24% Over Target. Meet the Man Who Built the Floor.
Revenue over-performance is a phrase governments use to dress up luck. When Zimbabwe's Treasury says it, the numbers tell a different story. Q1 revenue came in 24 percent above target. Twelve percent above the prior year. The budget deficit is projected to stay inside 0.5 percent
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ZIMBABWE'S 2026 ECONOMIC EXPLOSION
Guvamatanga's IMF-Backed Genius Delivers 10% GDP BOOM – Outshining World Bank, Rewriting Africa's Destiny! 🔥🚀
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Level the Playing Field: Why Zimbabwe Must Extend the Sugar Tax to Imported Beverages
A PowerList.Africa Feature | March 2026