AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSkills for Industry: The UN and AU praised Zimbabwe’s Education 5.0 model, saying industrial growth, mineral processing and the energy transition will depend on stronger technical and entrepreneurial skills. Telecoms Costs: Econet InfraCo says an AI system developed with Cassava Compute has cut diesel costs by 30%, easing a major expense for network operators reliant on generators. Cleaner Freight: Zimbabwe has scrapped import duty on fully electric trucks over five tonnes, with the change applying retrospectively from March 2026 and offering potential savings for mining and construction fleets. Mining and Processing: Gold deliveries rose 20% to 36 tonnes in the first nine months, while plans for lithium sulphate production could lift mineral exports from 2027. Afreximbank says the country’s lithium and other mineral resources underpin its growth prospects. Power Supply: Government has approved a US$650 million solar project as businesses seek more reliable electricity. Logistics: Drone Solutions Zimbabwe and ZimPost launched a Plumtree delivery service, flying a 37-kilometre route in about 20 minutes.
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