AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRBZ/IMF Update: The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe says it stayed within IMF 2026 mid-year targets, keeping reserve money growth under programme ceilings in both Q1 and Q2, as it pushes for monetary stability. Voter Registration Transition: ZEC says 93 staff handling voter registration and delimitation will be absorbed into the Civil Registry Department, with assurances of no job losses as functions shift after constitutional reforms. Transport Regulation: Drivers Association of Zimbabwe has petitioned Parliament to professionalise driving, calling for minimum education and competency requirements and a legal professional body. Harare Governance: Harare is stepping up enforcement on noise polluters and intensifying a crackdown on land barons, while the city also flags more demolitions after court approvals. Lake Kariba Disaster: Zimbabwe continues formal inquests and investigations after the ferry capsize, with grief and accountability questions still dominating coverage. Sports (Zim-linked): Zimbabwe’s U19 Women’s T20 World Cup Africa Qualifier draw is out, with matches against Rwanda, Kenya and Namibia starting 30 August in Tanzania. International Spotlight: Belarus and Zimbabwe discussed cooperation on agriculture, grain storage, vaccines and tourism after a Belarusian ambassador met President Mnangagwa.
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