AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWater Crisis in Harare: A Parliamentary Environment committee says Zimbabwe’s wastewater system is collapsing, with 570 megalitres of raw sewage dumped into rivers daily, driven by failed infrastructure across Harare and Chitungwiza. Monocurrency Talks: Reserve Bank-linked officials say no discussion of mono-currency will happen until eight conditions are met, including inflation control, import cover, exchange-rate stability and a secure payment system. Politics and Police: Zimbabwe Republic Police reportedly ordered stations to arrest retired ex-cop Tongai Fambi if he engages in politics, escalating tensions around his National Progressive Democrats activities. Corruption/Property Claims: Former Foreign Affairs minister Walter Mzembi is reportedly living with a nephew after claims his wife sold properties worth over US$2 million while he was away. Sports—Women’s ODI: West Indies Women lead 1-0 after a 99-run win over Zimbabwe Women; the teams meet again in Harare on Sunday. Football—VAR Push: ZIFA kick-started a VAR project with FIFA experts, supported by Sakunda Holdings, aiming to modernise officiating. ZANU PF Fundraising: ZANU PF demands US$6 million from the business community for its Chinhoyi conference. Cricket—World Cup Focus: Virat Kohli confirmed the 2027 ODI World Cup will be his last for India, with Zimbabwe among the host countries.
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