AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHeroes Day & National Unity: President Mnangagwa used Heroes Day to honour liberation sacrifices and urge Zimbabweans to protect the legacy of unity, peace and development, with provincial ceremonies also held at Bulawayo (Nkulumane), Midlands (Gweru), and Matabeleland South (Gwanda). Debt & Fiscal Policy: Treasury says Zimbabwe will stop borrowing for budget support or consumption, shifting future loans to revenue-generating infrastructure projects meant to repay themselves. Justice & Governance: Chief Justice Elizabeth Gwaunza urged judges to pair legal skill with integrity and mentorship to restore public confidence in the courts. Health Procurement: Local pharmaceutical manufacturers warn state medicine buying has collapsed to about 1% locally over four years, calling for procurement rules that prioritise Zimbabwe-made drugs. Intersex Law Review: Government says it is reviewing intersex laws after a landmark court challenge, including identity document protections and safeguards for minors. Transport & Public Safety: Bulawayo commuters report harassment by bus rank touts at Fourth Avenue, while a deadly head-on crash near a Heroes Acre killed four. Crime & High-Profile Court Case: A drug raid involving Kelsea Tafirenyika and alleged identity-card mix-ups continues to dominate public attention, alongside reports of a family legal fight tied to Wicknell Chivayo.
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