AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCricket: India-Zimbabwe T20I opener in Harare: Shreyas Iyer says India’s England setback was a “rough patch” but insists the squad has learned and will play fearless cricket in the three-match series starting Thursday. Teen spotlight: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi returns: The 15-year-old admits “several ups and downs” over four months, but says he’ll “follow my process” after being dropped in England; he’s expected to open again at Harare Sports Club. Local sport development: Bulawayo’s Ma9Nine has opened Wazin Family Studios in Magwegwe North to bring top Harare producers to Matabeleland and nurture new artists. Economy & jobs: Government says 15,000 of 108,000 returnees from South Africa have registered for employment and start-up projects, with more funding released for the repatriation drive. Governance in Hwange: A parliamentary committee recommends a commission of inquiry to fix the dual-authority governance anomaly in Hwange Concession. Trade & agriculture: Zimbabwe ships its first blueberry batch to China after a phytosanitary protocol, with hopes to scale exports. Aviation & tourism debate: A fresh push for the Harare–London route highlights how Zimbabwe’s aviation struggles are being papered over by leasing arrangements.
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