AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAgriculture: Zimbabwe expects a record 600,000-tonne wheat harvest after farmers reaped 568,581 tonnes from 83% of the crop. Authorities are rushing to finish before forecast rains threaten grain quality. Currency & Fuel: The RBZ is changing how ZiG cash is distributed, with ZiG703.4 million in circulation but shortages in underserved areas. Fuel firms have begun accepting ZiG for bulk sales as they seek local currency for tax payments. Infrastructure: Work on the Gwanda-Maphisa Highway has slowed, with only one of six contractors on site as contract reviews hold up the project. Trade: Seventeen Zimbabwean firms will take products from agriculture, manufacturing and other sectors to China’s import expo. China-Zimbabwe trade reached US$5.01 billion in the first nine months of 2026, up 51.6% year on year. Mining: Mutapa Gold reported a 57% profit increase, while Zimplats named Stanley Segula as its new chief executive as Alex Mhembere retires.
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