by admin | Mar 6, 2026 | TECa Blog
By ZITAP staff writer This week, the Tobacco Marketing season opened. Usually, the opening day is characterised by high prices, fanfare and jubilation by the farmers. Merchants and traders also often display new technology to register and pay farmers within 30 minutes...
by admin | Mar 6, 2026 | TECa Blog
By ZITAP staff writer This week, Zimbabwe gazetted Statutory Instrument (SI) 41 of 2026 (Model Fees By-Laws, 2026), which takes immediate effect and outlines several revised fees across various urban and rural local...
by admin | Mar 6, 2026 | TECa Blog
By ZITAP staff writer The Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (ZERA) has issued an immediate notice stating that fuel has increased from an average $1.51/litre to $1.71. This 13.2% increase is a big shock to an economy that largely relies on fuel for its domestic,...
by jiren mangwana | Feb 18, 2026 | TECa Blog
By Jasper Mangwana Kuwadzana’s Fountain Blue suburb is fighting a serious sewage emergency that has gone on for more than ten years, with residents wondering: where is the transparency and accountability for Kuwadzana residents? The village, which in 2016 had...
by jiren mangwana | Feb 18, 2026 | TECa Blog
by Jasper Mangwana The informal sector in Zimbabwe has become the economy’s backbone, providing employment to millions and livelihoods where the formal sector has failed. The informal economy is a picture of resilience, innovation, and survival despite economic...
by admin | Feb 18, 2026 | TECa Blog
By Tatenda Everjoy Bvumbe The continued presence of mushika shika in Harare highlights serious weaknesses in the city public transport system. Mushika shika refers to illegal and unregulated passenger transport vehicles that operate outside official routes ranks and...
