AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUN Security Council Win: Zimbabwe clinched a non-permanent seat for 2027-28 with 182 votes, beating the odds and marking a major diplomatic milestone as Austria, Portugal and Trinidad & Tobago also won seats. Constitutional Politics (CAB3): Police put CAB3 opponents on notice, warning anyone inciting violence or threats via social media will be dealt with. Public Support Claims: A parliamentary report says 99.4% of submissions backed CAB3, with critics calling the process rigged. Church-State Talks: President Mnangagwa met church leaders to discuss the Church’s role in national development, peace and unity. Economy Watch: ZimStat reports the trade deficit widened to US$169.6m in April as exports fell 15%. Climate Gap: Zimbabwe faces a US$4.8bn climate finance shortfall as a new green governance policy book is launched in Harare. Health Alert: Hurungwe activated Ebola preparedness after DRC/WHO confirmed a Bundibugyo strain outbreak. Transport Update: NRZ CEO Munyaradzi Charangwa resigned on medical grounds; deputy Ainah Dube-Kaguru takes over as acting CEO. Sports (Rugby): The Cheetahs set for Rugby Africa Cup Sevens in Mauritius (June 20-21), drawn in Pool C with Kenya Morans, Burkina Faso and Morocco.
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