AGP Executive Report
Last update: 23 minutes agoWomen’s Cricket: Zimbabwe will host South Africa Women for a historic five-match T20I series at Queens Sports Club in September (11, 13, 15, 17 and 19), with ZC saying it’s a chance to test players against elite opposition at home. UN Diplomacy: Foreign Affairs minister Amon Murwira told a UN global governance meeting that Africa must have stronger representation as multilateralism comes under strain, ahead of Zimbabwe’s UNSC bid. Regional Food Security: SADC ministers in Victoria Falls were urged to harmonise fertiliser rules and boost cooperation as 58 million people face hunger and livestock disease threatens trade. Wildlife Safety: Buffaloes escaped from Nyabango Game Park and are moving toward communities in Sanyati, prompting emergency warnings over unfenced state land. Health Workforce: Zimbabwe approved 8,785 new health worker posts for 2026 and pledged to double the workforce by 2030, even as nurses’ pay grievances linger after a recent strike. Drug Bust at Beitbridge: South Africa seized about 713,000 grams of methaqualone (ABBA) worth nearly R1 billion after a truck was intercepted via intelligence; the court case was postponed. Climate Resilience: UNDP says Zimbabwe’s Resilience Building Fund Phase 2 will support 450,000 people across seven districts until 2028. Sports: Femi Azeez’s debut brace for Nigeria against Zimbabwe set up the Unity Cup final vs Jamaica, with Chelle saying the team is ready to defend the trophy.
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