CAB3 Constitutional Amendment: Zimbabwe’s controversial Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) has cleared Parliament again after Senate amendments, with constitutional lawyer Lovemore Madhuku calling the process “heavily flawed” and warning of another court challenge as the Bill heads to President Mnangagwa for assent. Debt and Capital Access: Reserve Bank governor John Mushayavanhu says Zimbabwe remains trapped by a US$23 billion debt arrears crisis, keeping the country locked out of global capital and concessional lending. Food Security Push: Government has approved a Nutrition Financing Strategy, aiming to cut hunger and reduce reliance on donors, while a US$2.1 million post-harvest equipment rollout begins for 35,000 farmers. Economy and Insurance: New figures show forex business drove 80% of Q1 short-term insurance revenue, underlining how much the sector depends on US dollar flows. Corruption Probe: A retired City of Harare official has approached ZACC over alleged deliberate misinformation linked to a US$151,000 land fraud case. South Africa Xenophobia Fallout (Regional impact): Anti-immigrant protests in South Africa have triggered displacement and repatriations, with Zimbabweans facing possible five-year re-entry bans after voluntary returns from Cape Town. Sport—Zimbabwe Cricket: Zimbabwe made history by beating Bangladesh by an innings and 85 runs to complete back-to-back Test series wins for the first time in over 25 years. Culture and Community: ERA launches 20-country environmental rights case studies, while Matabeleland heritage gets a spotlight through uMahlabayithwale’s Umdlewadlewane poetry anthology.