AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRoad Safety Crackdown: Zimbabwe Republic Police has ordered nationwide enforcement against motorists driving without registration plates and using illegal blue lights, sirens and emergency-style fittings, with arrests and vehicle impoundments now the focus. Security Operations: Three Zimbabweans were arrested in South Africa after police recovered blasting accessories linked to Gauteng ATM bombings and cash-in-transit robberies, including fuses, cartridges and detonating cord. Telecom Update: NetOne launched a “No-Cap Weekends” bundle offering unlimited mobile internet every Saturday and Sunday for US$5. Court & Crime: A Chitungwiza man who posed as a pastor with “spiritual powers” to heal cancer was sentenced to 46 months in prison for fraud, with part of the money ordered to be repaid. Sports—Cricket: South Africa’s Lhuan-dré Pretorius hit a career-best 94 as Proteas beat Zimbabwe in the T20 tri-series, while ICC rankings also moved players after recent Test performances. Business & Markets: ZSE Holdings reported strong first-half growth, with market capitalisation more than doubling and trading activity surging. Sports—Football & Athletics: Wolves’ Zimbabwe midfielder Marshall Munetsi scored again, and Zimbabwe’s Ropa Muzondo won gold at the Cosassa Games.
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