AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTransport: Proposed e-hailing rules could add costs for Zimbabwean drivers, requiring permits, certificates, vehicle licensing and tax compliance. The government is seeking feedback before finalising the rules by 31 December. Mining: Proposed reforms would require environmental assessments before licences are issued and create a restoration fund, as communities report pollution and damage. Energy: Hwange Units 7 and 8 are scheduled for maintenance from 15 November, returning in January. ZESA says Kariba generation and regional imports will help cover the shortfall. Business: Delta reported revenue up 18% to US$607.5 million, while Simbisa’s revenue rose 24% and Zimbabwe sales climbed 27%; Innscor also reported strong food-manufacturing growth. Agriculture: Milk output rose 6.8% in the first 10 months, but tobacco farmers say record production has not brought fair returns. Finance: The Reserve Bank plans a ZiG yield curve and longer-term instruments to encourage local-currency savings and build confidence in the currency.
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