A day of dialogue on the state of the economy, policy priorities and the road ahead — convened at Cresta Lodge on 2 July 2026.
The Mid-Term Economic Review 2026 brought together policymakers, economists, private-sector leaders and development partners to reflect on economic performance over the first half of 2026 and chart priorities for the remainder of the year.
Held at Cresta Lodge on 2 July 2026, the event featured keynote addresses, technical panels, and moderated discussions on fiscal policy, monetary stability, trade, and inclusive growth.
Director General / AEDS
Chairman / Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe
Deputy Governor / Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
CEO / Oxlink Capital
Board Chairman / AEDS
Chairman, Green Building Council of Zimbabwe / CEO Integrated Properties
CEO / NetOne Group
Acting Director / Ministry of Industry and Commerce
Balancing revenue mobilisation, expenditure control and debt sustainability.
Inflation trajectory, exchange rate management and financial sector resilience.
Unlocking growth in agriculture, mining and manufacturing.
AfCFTA opportunities and export competitiveness.
Employment, poverty reduction and inclusive growth.
Financing the transition and building climate resilience.
Strengthened coordination between fiscal and monetary authorities.
Priority reforms to attract and retain productive investment.
Establishment of working groups to track H2 2026 performance.
