Fertiliser Push for Farmers: IDC is set to invest in a new 225,000-tonne superphosphate production plant to cut Zimbabwe’s fertiliser import dependence, with plans for more capacity and jobs as ZimPhos expands. Wheat Output Boost: Farmers planted a record 126,394 hectares of wheat, lifting hopes for a bumper harvest and easing pressure on food security and the wheat import bill. Local Service Delivery Clampdown: Government launched a Citizens Engagement and Scoring Platform to rate councils on water, sanitation, roads, housing and more, pushing councils to deliver measurable results. Mining Capital Crunch: Zimbabwe’s mining sector faces a US$10 billion funding gap to sustain operations and ramp up production, with calls for affordable capital and better infrastructure. Illicit Alcohol Crackdown: Industry and Commerce says illicit alcohol is now a public health emergency, with tougher penalties and enforcement against backyard brewers. Energy for Rural Schools: Umguza District is on track to electrify all rural schools by year-end under the Rural Electrification Programme. Milk Production Plan: Authorities are stepping up genetics and artificial insemination to lift dairy output toward a 150m-litre target. Fuel Price Relief: ZERA cut petrol and diesel below US$2 per litre, offering short-term relief even as Zimbabwe still faces higher prices than neighbours. Constitution Amendment Advances: CAB3 cleared the National Assembly and heads to the Senate, setting up a major political and governance fight.