AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLithium Value Push: Zimbabwe’s move to ban exports of unprocessed lithium concentrate is aimed at keeping more value in-country, as processed chemicals fetch far higher prices than raw spodumene. Higher Education Oversight: Minister Frederick Shava orders mandatory pre-departure clearance for Zimbabweans studying abroad and pushes Treasury to address tertiary funding gaps. Harare Safety Shock: Three people died after falling into an unguarded Budiriro 3 sewer pit during council repairs, with residents calling for accountability and compensation. Mining Sector Focus: Government pledges a big boost for mining and urges stronger state support for the Zimbabwe School of Mines. Cancer Care Upgrade: Mpilo Central Hospital’s cancer treatment upgrade is nearing completion, with more investment promised. Currency Liquidity Tool: RBZ introduces new ZiG-denominated term deposit facility bills to absorb excess liquidity and stabilise the exchange rate. Regional Migration Tensions: South Africa’s Ramaphosa vows tougher action on illegal migration while rejecting xenophobia, as anti-migrant protests continue and Malawi begins voluntary repatriations. Tobacco Market Reality: Tobacco volumes rose in the 2026 marketing season, but prices fell sharply, cutting farmers’ earnings.
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