AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTransport Safety: A government inquiry has begun into the Lake Kariba vessel disaster that killed 97 people. It will examine safety compliance, loading and operating procedures, with findings expected within three months. Economic Outlook: The IMF approved Zimbabwe’s second review under its staff-monitored programme and projects 5% growth in 2026, citing improved stability and stronger mineral exports. Jobs and Logistics: Econet has revived its Technites platform to connect artisans with paid work, including installing 20,000 cameras and providing solar and borehole services. Zimpost has also launched drone parcel deliveries in Bulilima. Mining and Manufacturing: Mineral exports have surged to US$4.7 billion, with lithium leading growth; mining power demand is forecast to reach 1,500MW, while a proposed lithium sulphate plant could expand local processing. Business Costs: Delta Corporation says punitive taxes are squeezing Zimbabwe’s beer value chain and is pressing for tax reforms ahead of the 2027 Budget.
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