Rwanda’s education sector is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation, as aggressive public investment begins to outcompete and displace traditional private schooling models.

HARARE — Zimbabwe’s newly introduced import restrictions under Statutory Instrument (SI) 59 of 2026 are expected to strengthen local manufacturing and protect domestic industries, according to fresh analysis by Lucent Consultancy. The regulations, issued under the Control of Goods Act, mark a significant shift in the country’s trade policy, with authorities aiming to curb foreign currency outflows, enhance product standards, and stimulate domestic production.