AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLogistics & Trade: Zimbabwe’s AfroFleet launched a digital freight marketplace to link verified cargo owners and transport operators, aiming to cut empty return trips, speed cross-border paperwork and support AfCFTA corridors like Beitbridge, North-South, Beira, Chirundu and Trans-Kalahari. Aviation Policy: Government says it’s reviewing bilateral air service agreements across Africa to align with SAATM and dismantle protectionism and non-tariff barriers, with the goal of boosting competition, connectivity and trade. Industry Services: The Ministry of Industry and Commerce has contracted Midlands State University to translate its client service charter into all 16 official languages to improve access and stakeholder participation. Capital Markets: TSL Limited was listed as the 20th counter on the US dollar-denominated VFEX, while VFIFC highlighted a stronger legal framework to attract investor capital. Mining Safety: Two miners died in a shaft collapse at Kwekwe’s Vigilant Mine, renewing pressure on underground safety. Urban Development: The High Court blocked an office park near Trauma Centre Hospital in Borrowdale, suspending Harare City Council’s permit after community objections. Agribusiness Exports: ZimTrade hailed Zimbabwe’s first blueberry shipment to China under a new phytosanitary protocol, supported by China’s zero-tariff access for 53 African countries. Energy/Infrastructure: ZESA restored power after a nationwide blackout triggered by a transmission line fault, as officials explained the outage.
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