AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTourism & Heritage Push: Great Zimbabwe drew hordes of local and foreign visitors during the Sanganai/Hlanganani/Dzimbahwe Expo, showing how domestic tourism can lift transport, accommodation, food and crafts while Zimbabwe courts more sustainable investment. China–Zimbabwe Deals: A China-Zimbabwe seminar in Beijing focused on leadership, planning and implementation, while Zimbabwe also pushed for win-win, green mining partnerships and digital cooperation as VP Chiwenga invited Chinese firms to help build broadband, fibre and data centres. Mining Green Transition: At China’s Mining Conference in Tianjin, Chinese solutions highlighted smart and cleaner mining, including a cited Zimbabwe gold project using clean energy to cut costs. Fuel Market Watch: ZERA raised blended petrol (E20) by US$0.03 to US$1.99/litre, renewing scrutiny around politically connected fuel networks linked to Tagwirei. Governance & Rights: Zimbabwe’s High Court ordered the State to pay US$15,000 over police brutality and unlawful detention in a Harare case. Public Holiday: Mnangagwa’s birthday, September 15, was declared a national public holiday as Munhumutapa Day. Waste-to-Energy Plan: Geo Pomona is in talks with Bulawayo City Council to replicate Harare’s waste-to-energy model at Ngozi Mine dumpsite to cut health and environmental risks. Business & Justice: A former Nando’s till operator in Gweru was sentenced after fake swipe fraud worth US$15,482.75.
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