Hon Prof Mthuli Ncube

Today, I was greatly honored to be awarded an accolade of the African Finance Minister of the Year by the Reputation Poll International in the United Kingdom at the 2023 Global Reputation Forum in the House of Lords in Central London. 🇬🇧🇿🇼 #InvestmentPromotion #Vision2030

Minister Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Professor Mthuli Ncube says the government is reviewing taxes and levies to ease the impact of rising global fuel prices. He noted that the Middle East geopolitical tensions have driven oil costs up, and assured that measures are in place to maintain adequate fuel supply across the country. #FuelPrices #MthuliNcube #ZimbabweEconomy #EnergySecurity #EconomicDevelopment

The near-completion Gwanda Magistrate Court Complex which is designed as a multi-purpose judicial hub featuring specialized chambers for the High Court, is set to usher in a new era of transparency, accessibility, and speed for justice delivery in Matabeleland South. For years, local residents endured the hardship of traveling long distances to Bulawayo just to access High Court services. This distance acted as a silent enemy to the rule of law, often forcing crucial witnesses in serious cases like stock theft to abandon proceedings due to travel costs. The recent visit by the Honorable Minister of Finance, Prof. Mthuli Ncube, marks a transformative milestone for the entire province. During his tour, the Minister hailed this state-of-the-art facility as a physical testament to the Government’s unwavering commitment to the decentralization agenda. Apart from the modern courtrooms, the complex boasts of administrative offices and partitioned cell blocks that strictly adhere to international human rights standards for all detainees. A dedicated witness shed has also been constructed to ensure that those testifying are protected and supported throughout the legal process. Leading the tour, engineers from the Ministry of Public Works highlighted that the facility is fully prepped for the Integrated Electronic Case Management System (IECMS). This technical readiness confirms that Zimbabwe is moving boldly toward a paperless, world-class digital justice system. Speaking to the delegation, Prof. Ncube emphasized that robust infrastructure remains the absolute bedrock of effective service delivery. He noted that the Treasury is specifically prioritizing "quick-win" projects like this to ensure every citizen has access to premium public facilities. The Minister reiterated that by strategically funding the Gwanda complex, the government is bringing legal remedies directly to the doorsteps of the people. This move is designed to slash the prohibitive costs and time traditionally associated with lengthy legal battles. The decentralization of High Court functions to Gwanda will significantly decongest the heavily burdened Bulawayo High Court. Consequently, the legal system will see a rapid acceleration in the disposal of cases, ensuring that justice is no longer delayed for the region. This successful collaboration between the Ministry of Finance and the Judicial Service Commission is already yielding tangible, life-changing results. The project perfectly aligns with the constitutional imperative of devolution, ensuring no person or place is left behind on the path to Vision 2030. As the Gwanda Court Complex nears its official opening, Matabeleland South stands ready to embrace a more equitable judicial future. This is truly a proud and historic moment for the province and the nation at large.

Energy has always been the quiet partner in rising incomes. More energy enabled higher productivity, healthier lives, and larger opportunity. That link hasn’t disappeared. What’s changed is the need to rebuild energy systems to scale cleanly and reliably. We need an energy transition, but also an energy expansion. mck.co/4bWtCcE

Today we celebrate the birthday of Her Excellency, the First Lady of the Republic of Zimbabwe Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa. Your grace, compassion and dedication continue to inspire our nation. May this special day bring you joy,strength and fulfillment. Happy Birthday, Amai!

GOVERNMENT is exploring fiscal measures that would reduce fuel prices, aiming to cushion households and businesses against the impact of global oil volatility linked to the ongoing Israel-United States war with Iran. heraldonline.co.zw/government-mul…

The United States’ is resetting its relationship with Africa based on mutually beneficial partnerships rather than aid, dependency, and spreading divisive ideology.

Zimbabwe's gold output in Jan-Feb 2026 reached 6.46 tonnes, a 12.7% increase from 5.73 tonnes in 2025, marking the highest Jan-Feb production on record. The country targets 50 tonnes of gold production in 2026, up from 46.7 tonnes in 2025, driven by artisanal and small-scale miners (ASSM) and large-scale operations.

Over US$2m raised for Ingutsheni Hospital heraldonline.co.zw/over-us2m-rais…

Govt explores ways to reduce fuel price burden on people heraldonline.co.zw/govt-explores-…

Cabinet has approved the removal of Fish Harvest fees pegged at $7.50 per tonne. #PostCabinetBriefing

Press Statement - Payment of Public Sector Suppliers and Contractors in Local Currency, ZiG

Congratulations to Board Chairman, Mr. Antony Mandiwanza, on being named Best Chairman in the Revenue Collection State-Owned Enterprises (Non-Commercial) Category. This recognition highlights his visionary and strategic leadership and the efforts of the team he leads.

THE Victoria Falls Stock Exchange has hit a new milestone in its retail investor reach, with over 7 800 individuals now registered on the VFEX Direct digital platform. >tinyurl.com/yratxwsc

Congratulations to the Commissioner General, Ms. Regina Chinamasa, for winning First Prize in the Revenue Collection State-Owned Enterprises (Non-Commercial) Category. This achievement reflects strong leadership, dedication, a continued commitment to national development

Cabinet considered & approved the review of licences, permits, levies and fees in the agricultural sub-sectors comprising crops, horticulture, fisheries &fertilizer; i. Reduction of the Agricultural Marketing Authority Contractor registration fees for crops, from $1000 to $250;

25 Cabinet ministers were evaluated. 20 met set targets and five were below target but within variance. 16 Permanent Secretaries met set targets while 9 were below set targets but within variance. 16 Deputy Ministers met set targets while 10 were below but within variance.

Zimbabwe targets one million tonnes winter crops, programme to ensure food self sufficiency heraldonline.co.zw/zimbabwe-targe…

TREASURY will pay all current and new local suppliers exclusively in the domestic currency, the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), under a stringent new pricing framework designed to entrench the use of the local unit and tighten control over public spending. heraldonline.co.zw/treasury-manda…

DRIVING EXCELLENCE: Performance Contracts 2026 Senior Government officials and Cabinet Ministers gather at the HICC to sign performance-based contracts before President Dr Emmerson Mnangagwa. A key milestone for the Second Republic in strengthening public sector accountability and transforming service delivery. #PerformanceContracts #ZimbabweGovernment #PublicSectorAccountability #SecondRepublic #NDS2 #ZimbabweDevelopment #PublicSectorReforms #Zimbabweleadership #ZBCnews #ZBCNewsOnline

Performance contracts were introduced by H.E President Mnangagwa as part of reforms aimed at strengthening accountability, improving efficiency and ensuring measurable outcomes in public service delivery. #Vision2030