AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoChipinge Tragedy: Six schoolgirls died in a night-time fire at a homestead in Bamhamire village. Police are investigating and have not confirmed the cause. Cricket: Zimbabwe took a 153-run lead over Afghanistan in Sharjah after Brendan Taylor’s 82 helped steady the second innings; Brian Bennett was unbeaten on 49 at stumps. Energy and Mining: Invictus Energy is assembling its rig at Musuma-1 in the Cabora Bassa Basin, targeting a November drilling start. Ariana Resources is seeking up to US$5 million from Zimbabwean investors ahead of a VFEX listing to fund exploration at its Dokwe gold project. Regional Trade: Zimbabwe and Mozambique agreed to deepen economic ties, with transport corridors, energy and a pipeline under construction among the priorities. Road Safety: Two people died and six were injured when a Rimbi Tours bus collided with a truck on the Harare–Chirundu Road; police say the bus was overtaking at high speed. Women’s Cricket: Zimbabwe named its first squad for the ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy, which begins in the UAE this week.
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