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Zimbabwe - Key Message Update: Sharp fuel price hikes to drive further reduced poor household market access (March - September 2026)
Country: Zimbabwe Source: Famine Early Warning System Network Please refer to the attached file. Key Messages Following the peak of the 2025/26 lean season in February/March, deficit-producing areas in the south, east, west, and extreme north continue to face Crisis (IPC Phase 3) outcomes due to depleted own-produced food stocks, high market prices, and below average incomes. Surplus-producing areas remain Stressed (IPC Phase 2), with households minimally meeting their food needs but struggling to meet their non-food needs. While green harvests are slightly improving dietary diversity, they are not significant to change the current food security outcomes. Near-average harvests expected in April/May are likely to improve household food security outcomes with households transitioning to Stressed (IPC Phase 2) in deficit-producing areas and Minimal (IPC Phase 1) in surplus-producing areas. Below-average harvests in some areas will likely result in affected households depleting their own produced stocks earlier than normal and starting to rely on the market earlier for staple cereals. Following the prolonged dry spell from the end of January through February which caused severe moisture stress and some crop losses, rains in March revived the condition of some crops across the country. However, persistent rains mainly in southern, eastern and north-eastern areas damaged some crops, for example through cob rot and sprouting of grains and pulses, reducing potential yields. The rains also increased road damage, negatively impacting transport services in many areas. The start of the 2026 tobacco marketing season in early March is expected to improve income opportunities for tobacco-producing households and others. However, prices are at least 20 percent lower than last year, according to the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board . If prices remain lower, this will likely result in below-average incomes from tobacco sales and negatively affect income and access to food and non-food items in tobacco-producing areas. Following global fuel supply chain disruptions because of the Middle East conflict, effective March 18, the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority increased petrol and diesel prices by 39 percent and 34 percent, respectively, compared to the February prices. As a result, public transport fares immediately increased by between 50 and 100 percent. Production and transportation costs have also gone up, given that fuel is a key component in many sectors. Bread prices went up by 10 percent during the month. According to the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency , the monthly ZWG, USD, and blended headline inflation increased by 0.4 percent from February to March. The modest increase , following several months of stability, reflects inflationary pressures driven by fuel price increases. Prices of basic food and other commodities and services are also expected to increase over the coming months because of the conflict, further eroding the purchasing power of low-income households and decreasing their ability to access adequate food. Shortages and price increases for fertilizers are also likely, which in the short-term may negatively impact agricultural production. Seasonal casual labor activities during the harvest in April and May and post-harvest period are likely to remain below average in most areas , partly due to the impact of unfavorable rainfall distribution during the October 2025 to March 2026 rainy season. However, above-average surface and groundwater levels will likely support post-harvest livelihood activities such as horticulture, brick making, and construction. Enhanced hay, fodder, and silage production, especially in typically drier southern areas, is expected to support supplementary livestock feeding and above-average livestock conditions. However, livestock diseases in localized areas, such as foot and mouth disease in some southern border districts, may affect livestock sales and incomes, especially for cattle.
2026-04-01 06:35:40

Documents Reveal How Sacked IGP Kayode Egbetokun Was Running Private Companies While Serving As Police Boss
Secrets Reporters An investigation by this online media has revealed how the evicted former Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, was running two private companies while holding the highest office in the Nigeria Police Force. Records obtained from the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) show that Egbetokun was the registered owner of J-Kayus Manasseh Enterprises and Helmlight Farms, companies incorporated in Idiroko and Alakuko, respectively. We gathered from official documents that J-Kayus Manasseh Enterprises was registered on February 9, 2016, with its official address at 5, Adeyemi Street, Ogo Oluwa Close. On the other hand, Helmlight Farms was incorporated in Alakuko, Lagos with Registration Number BN-3169533. It was registered on 25 Aug 2020 and its current status is unknown. The company’s registered office address is 16 Akewe Street, Alakuko, Lagos. Nigeria’s Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) regulations explicitly bar public officers such as Egbetokun from engaging in the management or running of private businesses while serving in a full-time capacity. The law, however, makes an exception for farming activities, though whether this extends to Helmlight Farms is unclear. The tenure of Egbetokun, who was recently ousted, was marked by high-profile controversies, including his opposition to President Bola Tinubu’s state policing initiative. Sources close to the presidency told Premium Times that his removal on February 24, 2026, was due to multiple reasons beyond the officially stated “family matters,” including disagreements over state policing policies, low compliance with VIP security withdrawal directives, and his controversial blacklist by the International Press Institute (IPI) Nigeria. Under Egbetokun’s leadership, approximately 24 journalists reportedly faced harassment, arbitrary arrests, and detentions without consequences for the perpetrators, according to IPI Nigeria. The organization’s “Book of Infamy” listed his name, citing the lack of corrective action under his watch. Though he was appointed the 22nd IGP on June 19, 2023, and confirmed by the Nigeria Police Council on October 31 of the same year, Egbetokun’s tenure was expected to extend until October 2027, following a National Assembly amendment granting IGPs a fixed four-year term. He left office at age 61, a few months after marking 35 years of service. Legal analysts say that public officers who engage in private business while serving full-time are in direct violation of Nigeria’s anti-corruption and ethics statutes. “The law is clear,” one expert told SecretsReporters. “Except for approved farming activities, public officers must not operate or manage private businesses while in service. Any breach could attract penalties under the CCB Act.”The post Documents Reveal How Sacked IGP Kayode Egbetokun Was Running Private Companies While Serving As Police Boss first appeared on Secret Reporters.
2026-03-13 16:46:27

Ayatollah Khamenei’s death: Iran poses no threat to US – Shehu Sani
Former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani, has said Irandoesn’t pose a threat to the United States, US. Sani made the remark while criticizing what he described asunnecessary aggression towards the nation of Iran. He described unilateral military actions that bypass theUnited Nations and violate international law as dangerous, warning that suchmoves could set the world on a perilous path. Posting on X, Sani stressed that reliance on military mightoutside established global frameworks undermines international stability. The former lawmaker also took aim at individuals whopublicly support or encourage war, noting that many of them are far removedfrom the realities of conflict. According to him, those cheering military action often havefamily members safely distant from the theatre of war. Highlighting the value of peace, Sani urged people toreflect on the privileges of daily life. He said that anyone who can drop their children off atschool, go to work, or open their business without fear should be grateful,emphasizing that such normalcy underscores the true meaning of peace comparedto the devastation of war. Sani wrote: “The Nation of Iran doesn’t pose a threat ordanger to the US.The act of aggression is unnecessary and unfortunate. “Unilateral actions based on military might that circumventthe UN and violate international law sets the world on a dangerous path. “Most of those supporting, encouraging and cheering wars arepeople whose children, wives or parents are far from the theatre of war. “If you can drop off your kids in school this morning, go towork or school or open your shop this morning without thanking your God,youdon’t know what wars or peace means.”
2026-03-02 08:29:00

ICPC recovers alleged wiretapping device from El-Rufai’s residence
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related OffencesCommission (ICPC) said it recovered suspected wiretapping equipment allegedlycapable of intercepting private conversations and accessing sensitive securitydocuments from the Abuja residence of former Kaduna State governor, NasirEl-Rufai. According to court filings by the anti-graft agency, theitems were retrieved during a search conducted at El-Rufai’s residence in thepresence of his wife, Hadiza El-Rufai, and his son, Mohammed Bello. The commission further alleged that the former governordeclined to cooperate with investigators, choosing to remain silent until he isformally arraigned in court. It also claimed that one of his aides linked to theinvestigation has fled the country. The ICPC disclosed the details in legal processes submittedbefore the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, where El-Rufai isseeking redress and challenging what he described as unlawful detention andviolation of his fundamental human rights. The agency stated that it obtained a 14-day detention orderfrom a Magistrate Court in Bwari, FCT, to hold the former governor whileinvestigations continue. The order is set to expire on Thursday. Dismissing allegations of arbitrary detention and politicalrepression, the commission urged the High Court of Justice of the FederalCapital Territory to reject El-Rufai’s application. The ICPC also said the former governor has questions toanswer regarding multiple corruption allegations, including the allegeddisappearance of €1.4 million, 180 suspicious payments totalling N2,158,799,199from a Consolidated Revenue Account linked to Kaduna State’s internallygenerated revenue (IGR) account; and transfers amounting to N428,122,180.18 toundisclosed accounts, among other claims.
2026-03-02 08:29:00

APC replies David Mark, says FG not lacking direction
The Abia State Chapter of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has condemned the statement attributed to the former Senate President, David Mark, and other leaders of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, during the launch of Abia ADC’s membership mobilisation, registration, and revalidation exercise in Umuahia.The ADC National Chairman, who was represented at the registration event on Saturday by ADC National Welfare Secretary, Nkem Ukandu, said that the APC-led Federal Government lacks direction, adding that the government has abandoned Nigerians amid economic hardship.Reacting to the opposition party’s statement, the Abia APC Caucus accused the ex-Senate President and the ADC of attempting to mislead Nigerians with rhetorical political rallies.“We strongly reject the misleading narrative that the APC-led Federal Government lacks direction and has abandoned Nigerians to hardship.“Nigeria is navigating complex reforms under the bold leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. These necessary reforms are aimed at stabilising the economy, strengthening the naira, boosting local production, and creating long-term sustainability,” the APC Caucus said.The Abia APC further stated that individuals who have occupied the highest levels of leadership for decades in the country should not attempt to distance themselves from structural issues that accumulated over time.On allegations that it was plotting against a free and fair election process in the country, the Abia APC Caucus said the party is committed to free, fair, and credible elections, not the manipulation of outcomes.“Our party believes in competition based on ideas and performance, not unfounded allegations. Institutions responsible for elections and public finance operate independently within the bounds of the Constitution, and sweeping accusations of manipulation only weaken public confidence without evidence,” it said.
2026-03-02 08:26:00

Governor Yahaya Visits NMDPRA CEO, Pledges Support for New Leadership
Gombe State Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, CON, paid a courtesy visit to the newly appointed Chief Executive of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), Engr. Saidu Aliyu Mohammed, at the agency’s headquarters in Abuja on Thursday, February 12, 2026.The visit, according to a statement by Ismaila Uba Misilli, Director General of Press Affairs, Government House Gombe, was to personally congratulate Engr. Mohammed on his recent appointment by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, and to express the governor’s strong confidence in his ability to provide effective and transformative leadership in Nigeria’s critical midstream and downstream petroleum sectors.Governor Inuwa Yahaya described the NMDPRA boss as a “worthy ambassador” of Gombe State, whose steady rise to the pinnacle of the oil and gas industry is a testament to his exceptional technical expertise, professionalism, and dedication over the years.The governor urged Engr. Mohammed to bring his wealth of experience to bear in delivering on the national mandate entrusted to him, emphasizing the need for strong regulation to ensure stable petroleum supply, boost investor confidence, and drive sustainable development in the sector.“As an illustrious son of Gombe State, I encourage you to continue projecting the values of diligence, integrity, and selfless service that define our people,” Governor Yahaya said. “I am confident that your depth of experience, industry insight, and managerial acumen will translate into impactful reforms that will strengthen the midstream and downstream petroleum sectors, enhance energy security, and contribute significantly to national economic growth.”In response, Engr. Saidu Aliyu Mohammed expressed deep appreciation for the governor’s visit, describing it as a major source of encouragement and motivation at the start of his tenure.
2026-02-13 07:59:00

EFCC arraigns suspects who ‘collected N603m from lady to facilitate her appointment as NNPC GMD’
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) hasarraigned two suspects for allegedly obtaining the sum of N603.4 million fromone Oluseye Yomi-Sholoye to facilitate her appointment as the group managingdirector of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited. The suspects are Gidado Ibrahim and Halimat Adenike Tejusho,who is currently at large. They were arraigned on Monday at the Federal CapitalTerritory (FCT) high court in Maitama on an amended six count-charge borderingon fraud and obtaining by false pretence. The suspects were accused of allegedly forging a documentwith the letter titled: ‘Presidential Villa State House, OFFICE OF THE NATIONALSECURITY ADVISER.’ “That you GIDADO IBRAHIM and HALIMAT ADENIKE TEJUSHO O (nowat large) between August 2024 to October 2024 within the jurisdiction of thisHonourable court obtained the sum of N603, 400,000.00. (Six Hundred and ThreeMillion, Four Hundred Thousand Naira) from OLUSEYE YOMI-SHOLOYE under the falsepretence that you will facilitate her appointment as the Group ManagingDirector (GMD) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), whichpretence you knew to be false and thereby committed an offence contrary toSection 1(a) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences Act,2006 and punishable under Section 1(3) of the same Act,” part of the chargesheet reads. “That you, GIDADO IBRAHIM sometime in August, 2024 at Abujawithin the jurisdiction of this Honorable court did use as genuine a forgeddocument titled ‘Presidential Villa State House, OFFICE OF THE NATIONALSECURITY ADVISER’ when you knew or had reason to believe it to be forged andyou thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 366 of the Penal Code Lawand Punishable under Section 364 of the same Law.” Ibrahim pleaded not guilty to the charges. After the not guilty plea, Y. Tarfa, the prosecutioncounsel, asked the court for a trial date and prayed that the defendant beremanded in the correctional centre. B. B. Alhaji, counsel to Ibrahim, appealed to the court toremand his client in EFCC custody over his health status pending the ruling ofthe bail application. H. Muazu, the trial judge, adjourned the matter to February17, 2026 for hearing of the application The judge thereafter ordered the remand of the defendant inKuje correctional facility.
2026-02-10 11:59:00

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