AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoJudiciary Boost: President Mnangagwa has sworn in 33 new judges across Zimbabwe’s superior courts, with Attorney General Virginia Mabiza calling it a constitutional “masterstroke” aimed at faster, broader access to justice. Land & Food Security: Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube says Zimbabwe can unlock agricultural value by adopting secure, bankable, registrable and transferable land tenure—drawing lessons from China’s approach to rights and investment. Humanitarian Alarm: Zimbabwe is facing one of its worst hunger crises in decades, with El Niño-linked drought and economic strain pushing 7.6 million people at risk of acute hunger, yet the country remains largely absent from global headlines. Lake Kariba Accountability: Police have arrested a Kariba district official over alleged culpable homicide after a ferry capsized on Lake Kariba, killing at least 97 people. Energy & Daily Life: Harare residents in several suburbs report a prolonged electricity outage and complain about poor communication from ZETDC. Economy & Signals: Zimbabwe has been removed from the World Bank’s latest fragility classification, a move analysts say could improve how investors and lenders view sovereign risk. Sports & Youth: Matabeleland South defended its Paralympic title with a top medal haul, while Midlands State University graduated a record 7,888 students.
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