AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoState of the Nation: President Mnangagwa opened Parliament and said Zimbabwe has locked in currency and exchange-rate stability, citing 2025 growth gains and a six-pillar drought resilience plan for 2026-27. Trade & jobs: ZimStat reports August’s trade surplus jumped 64.5% to US$526.5m as exports rose to US$1.68bn, led by semi-manufactured gold. Mining & rail push: NRZ is seeking US$115m to boost rail freight capacity for minerals, while Mnangagwa also renewed calls for systematic exploration and local processing. Security at sport: Government says it will review stadium crowd management after a Warriors fan died during an AFCON qualifier incident at National Sports Stadium. Health & governance: ZRP arrested a “fake doctor” in Chitungwiza after a woman died during an alleged throat operation, warning the public to use registered practitioners. Conservation: 20 African wild dogs were successfully returned to Matusadona after years of rebuilding protection and monitoring. Business & tech: ZimTrade plans a Namibia outward trade mission in October, and a Nyamuroro AI, Digital and Innovation Hub is set to launch in Gokwe to train rural youth.
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