Tourism Governance: Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) finally held its first AGM since 1996, after years of weak oversight, including operating without a substantive board and CEO—an overdue corporate governance reset. Fuel Compliance: ZERA launched a nationwide crackdown on fuel stations overcharging above regulated pump prices, as petrol (E20) and diesel prices were cut to about US$1.98–1.99 per litre for the next two weeks. Mining Power Planning: Government admitted it lacks full data on mining’s electricity needs, even though mining uses 16%–20% of national power—raising risks for future generation and transmission investment. Grain Prices: Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange reported firm maize and soya prices as supply tightens, while wheat faces downward pressure from excess stocks. Corporate Results: TSL profit jumped 45% to US$5.59m on strong tobacco volumes and logistics demand. Rail Projects: Transport minister Felix Mhona said greenfield railway projects with regional scale are being pushed, alongside NRZ recapitalisation efforts. Lithium Investment: Mnangagwa said lithium attracted over US$3.4bn for beneficiation despite global price drops. Digital Crime Risk: A report warns China-linked syndicates may shift online fraud, trafficking and money laundering operations toward Zimbabwe’s fast-growing digital economy. Capital Markets/Gold: ZELA urged investors taking equity in central bank-run FPR to list on local exchanges to boost transparency. Constitutional/Policy: CAB3 cleared Parliament with 216 MPs backing, while debates continue over governance and accountability.