AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTourism Push: President Mnangagwa opens the 19th Sanganai/Hlanganani/Dzimbahwe Tourism Expo in Masvingo, drawing 153 buyers and highlighting devolution, upgraded venue infrastructure and stronger provincial tourism visibility. E-hailing Regulation: Government implements 291 licences, permits, levies and fees reforms and approves a five-month moratorium on new e-hailing rules, with operators to develop safety standards and register with ZIMRA before permanent regulations. City Planning & Energy: Harare introduces a 1.5km spacing rule for new service stations, with public notice, EIA and ZERA approvals required. Public Service Delivery: PSC runs a five-day Venda language orientation for 56 public servants in Matabeleland South to improve communication and inclusivity. Transport Safety: Isuzu recalls over 2,500 D-Max 2026 bakkies over a possible brake pedal pivot pin issue, with free inspections and fixes. Industrialisation Angle: VP Chiwenga tells China that industrialisation should focus on beneficiation, value addition and manufacturing, framing China as an ideal partner for Zimbabwe’s resource-driven growth. Criminal Justice: Trial of a Bulawayo businesswoman accused of fraud in a car import deal is postponed to 5 October as investigators finalise probes. Labour Pressure: ARTUZ says teachers will report only three days a week after schools reopen, citing an unresolved salary crisis.
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