AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Sector Pay: Zimbabwe’s civil servants will receive their 2026 bonuses in two equal instalments, in November and December. Government pensioners are also due a cushioning allowance next month, though the amount has not been announced. Food Security: ARDA says it has delivered more than 248,000 tonnes of grain and wheat to the Grain Marketing Board, and is targeting 100,000 hectares of summer crops as Zimbabwe prepares for possible El Niño drought. Mining: Namib Minerals has brought forward plans to restart Redwing Mine, with first gold production expected in November. The company says the move responds to new production requirements for foreign-owned operators. Constitutional Challenge: The Constitutional Court has reserved judgment in a challenge to Amendment No. 3, which would extend presidential and parliamentary terms from five years to seven. Infrastructure: A second bridge over the Musitwe River on the Harare–Mutare Highway is 75% complete, with completion expected in December. The project aims to ease a traffic bottleneck and improve movement on the Beira Corridor.
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