AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCricket: Zimbabwe took control of the second Test against Afghanistan, while coach Justin Sammons is set to leave after a brief tenure. Power: ZESA has taken Hwange Units 7 and 8 offline for maintenance, raising concerns about supply disruptions. Transport: Proposed e-hailing rules could add permit, training, medical and vehicle costs for drivers; public feedback is due before the regulations are finalised. Harare: Residents in settlements earmarked for regularisation have until November 17 to complete paperwork or face enforcement. Police Accountability: The ZRP is investigating a video that appears to show officers taking bribes at a Mabvuku roadblock; a motorist alleges officers demanded US$150. Water: Beitbridge has suspended pumping from Zhovhe Dam while authorities investigate suspected pollution. Economy: The Reserve Bank plans longer-term ZiG deposits and Treasury bonds as it seeks to make the currency a store of value. Miss Universe: Zimbabwe’s Roseanna Hall is among contestants facing US visa hurdles ahead of the Puerto Rico pageant.
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