AGP Executive Report
Last update: a day agoCAB3 Politics: Parliament debate on the Constitution Amendment Bill No. 3 (CAB3) turned heated after CCC MP Innocent Zvaipa warned the wording could weaken the Zimbabwe Defence Forces’ constitutional role, with Zanu-PF lawmakers pushing back and Justice Minister Ziyambi Ziyambi intervening. Anti-Corruption Push: Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube says government will punish senior civil servants who sign off bad deals after reports of “extortionist” pricing by suppliers. Poverty Strategy: Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle says the state is prioritising income growth through agriculture modernisation, digital economy and startups, not just cash handouts. Debt Relief Talks: Zimbabwe is seeking a US$150m AfDB loan to help clear debt arrears and re-engage creditors. Business & Jobs: RioZim workers back a corporate rescue bid to protect jobs as the company faces severe financial distress. Health: Hypertension is rising but under-detected, with experts urging routine screening. Tax & Housing: A new presumptive rental income tax is raising compliance questions for landlords and agents. Crime & Safety: Harare’s robbery situation remains worse than the national picture, despite overall declines. Water Access: Zinwa begins prepaid water meters in Gokwe to curb debt and consumption. Sports: Zimbabwe-born NCAA long-jumper Tah Chikomba wins the men’s national title.
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