AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRoad Safety Crackdown: Zimbabwe Republic Police warned motorists against driving without number plates or using unauthorised blue lights, sirens and other gadgets, saying offenders face arrest and vehicle impoundment. Currency & Lending: The World Bank cautioned Zimbabwe against rushing to make ZiG the sole currency, warning premature de-dollarisation could trigger capital flight, while Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said falling inflation to 2.9% could unlock cheaper, longer-term loans. Energy Reform: Government opened electricity distribution and retail to private players under SI 128 of 2026, with 25-year renewable licences and capped tariffs, plus new rules forcing developers to fund infrastructure. Gukurahundi Justice: Lawyers urged families of the disappeared to use existing legal routes to seek official recognition and investigations. Local Economy & Housing: NRZ pension fund opened a tender for engineering work on 5,300 Bulawayo housing stands. Conservation: Vulture Safe Zone Alliance launched across Southern Africa to curb poisoning and other threats. Sports: South Africa top the tri-series standings and face Zimbabwe in the Windhoek final after Proteas’ strong run. Tourism Push: Sanganai/Hlanganani buyers in Masvingo praised Zimbabwe’s hospitality as tourism is positioned as a growth engine.
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