AGP Executive Report
Last update: 37 minutes agoEnergy & Industry: The 600MW Kariba Floating Solar Project is nearing financial closure, with the first privately funded phase close to final funding and a second proposal still going through Environmental Impact Assessments. Economic Policy: President Mnangagwa told pilgrims at Johane Marange that Government will keep cutting fees and levies to improve the ease of doing business, pushing reforms to support production and jobs. Currency & Trade: RBZ Governor John Mushayavanhu says ZiG demand is rising and the move to a mono-currency will only happen once key fundamentals are met. Mining Safety & Formalisation: About 600,000 artisanal miners are set for training and licensing to reduce fatal accidents and improve compliance. Local Governance: Harare’s Ward 40 residents elected an interim development committee after disputes delayed services and infrastructure. Health & Community: Bulawayo’s Franciscan Missionaries launched a US$3m fundraising drive for a spiritual, counselling and retreat centre. Culture & Youth: Next Big DJ Scholarship is giving young talent professional training, while Hurungwe Arts Festival marks its 10th anniversary with regional delegations. Public Order: Home Affairs Minister Kazembe Kazembe warned July 31 protest planners that security agencies are ready to stop any unlawful disruption.
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