Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister, Professor Mthuli Ncube, says the government will continue with the macroeconomic policies that have supported recent economic stability. Speaking in Parliament while presenting Zimbabwe’s 2026 Mid-Term Budget and Economic Review, Ncube outlines that the remainder of 2026 will prioritize sustaining economic growth, attracting investment, and strengthening social protection programmes. Both reports describe his position as a commitment to “stay course” on ongoing economic reforms rather than changing policy direction. The coverage also links the reform outlook to a rise in foreign direct investment (FDI), citing a figure of US$965 million. The articles present this as part of the broader economic context for the mid-year budget review, suggesting that increased investment is occurring alongside the government’s policy approach. While the reports focus on Ncube’s assurances and stated priorities, they do not provide additional detail on specific policy measures or spending allocations in the excerpted text.