AGP Executive Report
Last update: 39 minutes agoRoad Safety & Public Health: Zimbabwe is set to introduce a demerit points system that could cancel driving licences for repeat traffic offenders, as authorities cite ongoing fatal crashes. Tragedy & Faith: A minibus taxi carrying members of the African Apostolic Church (Mwazha) crashed into a haulage truck south of Harare, killing at least 27 and prompting a State of Disaster declaration. Education & Environment: Hillcrest School in Mutare has taken Toronto Mines to court seeking an urgent halt to gold-mining at Christmas Pass, saying it’s disrupting learning and harming the environment. Activism & Politics: Brett Muvet’s Varanda VeZimbabwe says it was flooded with thousands of messages after reports of a “government in exile,” urging supporters to fund the movement themselves. Gender & Crime: A Beitbridge man accused of sleeping with a 16-year-old pleaded not guilty, while a Ruwa maid faces charges over alleged sexual abuse of a 5-year-old boy. Culture & Community: Zimbabwe Toastmasters Week is rolling out across Bulawayo, Gweru and Harare to build communication and leadership skills. Arts & Identity: UK-based Bulawayo theatre practitioner Enisia Mashusha wins Community Leader of the Year 2026 for work in mental wellbeing, youth empowerment and cultural wellness.
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