AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoEU-Zimbabwe Relations: EU ambassador Katrin Hagemann has died suddenly at her Harare home, with the EU Mission confirming her passing and opening a public condolence book. Cricket (Zimbabwe): Innocent Kaia struck a career-best 72 as Zimbabwe beat Namibia by five wickets to keep their T20 tri-series final hopes alive, chasing 156-6 with 11 balls to spare; captain Sikandar Raza urged focus on getting the job done first. Local Football: Scottland FC begin their maiden CAF Champions League campaign on Sunday against Eswatini champions Nsingizini Hotspurs, with Khama Billiat and Knowledge Musona tipped to guide the side. Public Health & Community: Health Minister Dr Douglas Mombeshora is set to headline a Bulawayo clean-up campaign under the “A Clean Environment, Everyone’s Responsibility” drive. Governance & Streets: Zimbabwe’s government has issued a stern warning to illegal Harare street vendors ahead of a nationwide clean-up, giving vendors until Sept 9 to vacate unauthorized sites. Economy (Money Supply): ZiG scarcity is squeezing spending power and reinforcing US dollar dominance in transactions, according to IH Securities. Social Issues: A Ruwa maid has been arrested over alleged sexual abuse of a 5-year-old boy, renewing attention on child safety in homes where domestic workers are employed.
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