Lake Kariba Ferry Disaster: Zimbabwe’s Mbuya Nehanda ferry tragedy has pushed the death toll to 95, with grief deepening as families mourn the dead and still wait on missing relatives. National Mourning Call: A growing chorus is urging President Mnangagwa to declare a national day of mourning, while authorities move toward a formal inquest into the capsize and alleged overcapacity. RBZ ZiG Cash Push: The Reserve Bank says about ZiG600 million was injected into circulation in the first half of 2026 as uptake of the upgraded BiG5ZiG notes and ZiG coins grows, aiming to ease change shortages for commuters. Property Market Confidence: Housing Minister Paul Mavima says Government is improving policy and regulation to give developers confidence and speed projects from approvals to construction. Transport Professionalism: The Drivers’ Association has petitioned Parliament to introduce minimum education requirements for driver licences, pushing for a regulated professional body. Local Courts: A Harare man accused of kidnapping and assaulting a former workmate over alleged corporate fraud has entered his defence stage. Telemedicine Expansion: NetOne marks 30 years with a telemedicine virtual hospital kiosk and outreach in Chikomba West via ZimSmart Villages. Sports & Culture: Dynamos and Scottland played out a 1-1 draw as coach Norman Mapeza challenged journalists to expose poor officiating; meanwhile, Mary Anibal was selected for ACCES 2026 in Johannesburg.