AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHarare Fees: The city proposes cutting traffic penalties and clamping and towing charges, while sharply raising fines for illegal dumping. Residents can object until November 30; the new tariffs are due to take effect in January if approved. Constitutional Challenge: The Constitutional Court has reserved judgment on whether two war veterans can directly challenge Amendment No. 3, which would extend political terms and shift presidential elections from voters to Parliament. Land Policy: Zimbabwe’s new land framework is nearing completion, with Cabinet approval expected by year-end. It aims to strengthen tenure security, though details on using land documents as loan collateral remain unclear. Health Preparedness: A three-year, US$14.33 million Pandemic Fund project will bolster disease surveillance, laboratories and emergency response, with support from government and partners. Food Security: ARDA says it has delivered more than 187,000 tonnes of summer cereals and 60,529 tonnes of wheat to the Grain Marketing Board as Zimbabwe prepares for possible El Niño-related shortages. Public Service: Civil servants will receive their 2026 bonuses in two equal instalments, in November and December; pensioners are due a cushioning allowance next month.
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