Border Town Development: Beitbridge has officially launched servicing of its new CBD extension, with contractor Tiger Eye set to build roads, water reticulation, sewer and stormwater drainage in a 6–9 month window, paving the way for commercial development in early 2027. Public Health & Procurement Scrutiny: A youth group is demanding answers over procurement of four cancer radiotherapy machines worth US$27m funded by ring-fenced sugar tax revenue, saying officials refused a Freedom of Information request. Construction & Jobs: Chegutu is set to get a US$3m brick-moulding plant by Heng Chang Investments, targeting 200,000 bricks per day and about 200 jobs. Responsible Mining Push: WWF Zimbabwe and ZELO launched a five-year UNECA-backed project to promote environmentally and socially responsible mining and build inclusive value chains for energy-transition minerals. Land Governance: Hurungwe Rural District Council warns residents about illegal stand scams in communal and resettlement areas, saying buyers risk losing money as land is not zoned for housing. Midwifery Workforce Plan: Government says it will expand midwifery training, e-learning and retention to tackle shortages and improve maternal and newborn outcomes. Digital Transformation: NetOne says it is integrating AI to improve network management and service delivery as part of Zimbabwe’s digital economy push. Transport & Safety: ZIMSTAT data shows a surge in motorcycle registrations, highlighting fast-growing delivery work alongside rising licensing and road-safety concerns.