AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHarare City Crackdown: Harare has launched “Operation Chenesa Harare”, deploying 300 municipal police officers to arrest illegal vendors and restore order, starting at E.D. Mnangagwa Road and Samora Machel Avenue, with a focus on moving traders to council-approved sites. Courts & Business: The High Court in Bulawayo blocked Techmate Engineering’s $297,532 mining debt claim against Jena Mines, saying the amount owed was genuinely disputed. Public Appointments Row: PAMU has petitioned the ZHRC, BAZ and ACHPR over alleged exclusion of Matabeleland and minority language groups from new public broadcasting board appointments. Crime & Safety: Police are investigating the discovery of an amputated human leg and medical waste at a Chitungwiza dumping site. Education Pressure: ZIMTA and ARTUZ say teacher welfare is still unresolved, with ARTUZ warning members will work only three days a week due to low salaries. Sports (Women’s Cricket): Zimbabwe Cricket appointed New Zealand coach Mark Coles as head coach of the senior women’s team ahead of the South Africa T20 series. Transport: Fastjet Zimbabwe will extend its wet-leased A320-200 operations to end-October 2026 due to stronger passenger demand. Weather: MSD says a cold spell is linked to the winter-to-summer transition, not a full seasonal shift.
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