AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoZANU-PF Succession: The Chinhoyi conference exposed deepening tensions, with Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga urging the party to confront past mistakes as proposals to keep Emmerson Mnangagwa at the helm until 2030 drew scrutiny. Kudakwashe Tagwirei’s rapid rise in government and party ranks has added to the dispute; reports also allege he made US$3 million in provincial payments, claims that surfaced amid a reported clash between Chiwenga and Kembo Mohadi. Weather Alert: The Meteorological Services Department expects very hot conditions nationwide from Sunday through Tuesday, warning of dehydration and heat stress for people, crops and livestock. Maternal Health: An AI chatbot on WhatsApp is offering Zimbabwean mothers pregnancy information and connections to licensed health workers, potentially easing gaps caused by long clinic queues. Business: Unifreight plans to leave the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange for the US dollar-denominated VFEX, while Zimbabwe has scrapped import duty on heavy electric trucks. Returning Residents: Zimbabweans with foreign-registered vehicles say a new ZIMRA duty requirement gives them little time to pay or take their cars back across the border. Public Services: Police say the Smart Traffic Management System is operating, with camera-detected violations sent to registered vehicle owners by phone.
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