Forex squeeze on manufacturers: Proplastics says official forex auctions and interbank access fell short, forcing it to rely on internally generated foreign currency to meet obligations. Monetary policy debate: An editorial questions whether recent interest-rate hikes can curb inflation without choking growth, stressing the RBZ’s inflation-control mandate. Local industry push: Government is reviewing the Motor Industry Development Policy to cut the US$700m annual vehicle import bill and revive local assembly and component manufacturing. Transport infrastructure: Msasa Jaggers Roundabout in Harare is closed indefinitely from 1 June for the Msasa Interchange Project, with detours announced. Energy/health procurement: Zimbabwe expects the final batch of multi-energy cancer machines after airlifting cargo to beat shipping disruptions. Food industry pressure: Grain millers are pushing Treasury to scrap 15% VAT on rice, warning it will raise prices and hit consumers. Energy deal: A petroleum production sharing agreement sets up legal backing for Cabora Bassa gas exploration and further investment. Mining/energy safety: Police step up community policing in mining and farming areas, urging compliance with mining regulations and action against violent crime. Housing and land: Whitecliff evictions leave 300+ families homeless, with allegations of politically connected land grabbing. Digital agri finance: TN Livestock Trust discusses tokenising cattle for liquidity via the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange. Media youth talent: Zimpapers launches a Junior Media Club publication to train future storytellers.