AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMining Administration: The Ministry of Mines will suspend walk-in services at the Deputy Cadastre Registrar’s Office from Monday as it moves mining-title records onto a digital system. Documents can still be submitted through provincial offices, and the ministry warns it has appointed no agents. Power Planning: ZESA is surveying selected households in October and November to guide grid planning as more people turn to solar, batteries and gas. Regional Affairs: President Emmerson Mnangagwa has taken over the COMESA chairmanship, with leaders urging stronger regional trade and local processing of resources; the African Union has again called for Zimbabwe sanctions to be lifted. Public Safety: A one-year-old boy died in Kuwadzana after a bread wrapper covered his head, police said. Sport: Zimbabwe’s women lost the first ODI to India by nine wickets after being bowled out for 197, while the men fell by seven wickets to Afghanistan in the tri-series final. Health: Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe doubled its annual cancer-treatment donation to US$50,000.
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