SADC Migration Pressure: SADC’s 2026 summit in Durban is being urged to tackle xenophobia and anti-migrant violence head-on, after South Africa’s anti-immigration protests triggered wider regional fallout. Investment Push: ZIDA approved about US$1.59bn in Q2 investments, with mining (US$768.5m) and manufacturing (US$496.7m) leading, as the agency shifts toward implementation and job creation. Cross-Border Trade: Zimbabwe and South Africa held transport talks in Victoria Falls, with plans for a third Beitbridge bridge and moves to cut border delays across road, rail and aviation. Tourism Infrastructure: Government signed a US$66.9m PPP deal for bulk infrastructure in Victoria Falls, aimed at unlocking hotels, a tourism academy and the multi-purpose cricket stadium. Mining vs Environment: Environmental groups petitioned Mnangagwa to stop destructive mining at Mutare’s Christmas Pass. Local Industry Safety: Harare City Council plans to standardise home industries after fires, starting with Mbare Musika and moving to Chemanza and Magaba. Livestock Resilience: Masvingo stepped up anthrax vaccinations, exceeding targets ahead of El Niño drought risks. Dairy Update: Zimbabwe’s milk production reportedly hit 155m litres in 2025, though consumers still face high food costs. Property/PPP: Harare’s Rufaro Marketing is pursuing PPPs to redevelop its land bank and commercial properties.