AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUN Security Council: Zimbabwe has won a non-permanent seat for 2027–2028, joining Austria, Portugal, Kyrgyzstan and Trinidad & Tobago after a UN General Assembly vote; Harare says the result is a diplomatic milestone and a boost for Africa’s voice, while Germany’s bid failed. CAB3 Constitutional Amendment: Government minister Ziyambi Ziyambi says Zimbabwe’s elections have been marred by allegations of rigging and violence that eroded trust and legitimacy, as Parliament debates CAB3 to extend Mnangagwa’s term to 2030 and delay elections; police warn CAB3 opponents against violent protests and social media incitement. Parliamentary support claims: Ziyambi also confirms Mashonaland West flooded Parliament with over 45,000 written submissions for CAB3, and a committee report says submissions overwhelmingly back the bill. Legal pushback: Activists Madzibaba VeShanduko, Jim Kunaka and Jestere Masarira were acquitted after months in detention. Food security & climate: Government moves to shield crops from a predicted Super El Niño, while new proposed grain import levies aim to fund irrigation and reduce food import dependence. Public health: Hurungwe activates Ebola preparedness after outbreak concerns in the region. Sports & culture: Hwende makes BRAVE CF history with a featherweight title win; ZOC hosts ANOCA Zone VI gender equality forum in Victoria Falls.
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