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The Defence Minister says there is a funding gap in Zimbabwe’s military.
Could this put national security at risk?
#OpenParlyZW #fyp
Jacob Mudenda says Zimbabweans should eat porridge to save mealie-meal.
But does that even make sense?
#OpenParlyZW
The City of @cityofharare2 2027 budget, standing at US$800 million is here. However some very old ambitions are still retained, revealing lack of progress! @mafume
Key Priorities for the 2027 National Budget
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade
Presented by Hon. W. K Shamu
Chairperson, Portfolio Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade
Hon Shamu : The Committee urges Treasury to review the 2027 allocation and provide adequate, timely and predictable funding for priority programs.
Portfolio Committee on Health and Child Care: 2027 Pre-Budget Submissions
Donor funding gap: external funding from major donors fell 50% between 2023 and 2026
Hon Muwodzeri : Natpharm's status at any time explains medicine availability or unavailability in our hospitals
Ministry’s USD 32 million debt to Natpharm is constraining operations
State of Natpharm mirrors Programme 2 (Curative Services)
When Natpharm struggles (Revolving Fund), drugs and medicines are unavailable.
Requirement: clear debt and ensure timeous payment for services/products rendered
Hon Muwodzeri : Disbursement - Not Spending Capacity Is the Main Constraint
Vote overall: 91.8% of disbursed funds spent, but only 53% of budget released
Curative Services: dominates vote (79.6% of budget, 78.3% of spending); 51.9% disbursed, 91.7% of disbursed spent
Ministry of Information Communication Technology, Postal and Courier Services
Response to the Portfolio Committee Report on ICT, Postal and Courier Services
From diagnosis to decisions: the Ministry's response for the 2027 Budget





