Crypto Regulation: Zimbabwe gazetted its first dedicated rules for virtual asset service providers, requiring FIU registration, a local presence and annual compliance with a US$500 fee, with non-registration now a criminal offence. Mining Outlook: Government says mining can cushion shocks, projecting US$6.5bn–US$7bn in mineral export receipts this year as gold, PGM prospects and lithium beneficiation drive foreign currency inflows. Food Security: Wheat planting is nearing completion with 118,185ha done (94.5% of target), and officials project a possible 662,500 tonnes harvest to strengthen grain reserves ahead of El Niño drought risks. Agribusiness & Trade: Zimbabwe is moving to finalise and gazette its AfCFTA tariff offer, aiming to unlock preferential access across Africa by liberalising most tariffs over phased periods. Infrastructure & Transport: Works on the Willowvale Road/Harare Drive intersection are nearing completion as part of the Trabablas Interchange, with full opening expected within four weeks. Security & Business Risk: Police reported armed robbery cases edging down to 1,282 last year, but warn attacks on businesses and security guards remain a major threat. Women & MSMEs: The CEDIS programme closing in Mutare highlighted MSMEs and women as central to Vision 2030, stressing access to finance, markets and technology. Showbiz & IP: ZIMURA terminated Gift Amuli’s membership after a disciplinary process, reigniting debate over governance and royalty administration. Regional Humanitarian: Repatriation of Malawians sheltering in Durban has surged to about 10,000 as buses continue transporting people home.