AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMarimba & Heritage Abroad: Zimbabwe’s marimba ensemble TAMBO wrapped a South Africa tour with performances at the National Arts Festival in Makhanda, teaming up with Rhodes University’s RUmband and running workshops on marimba, mbira, amadinda, panpipes, and indigenous music education. Diaspora & Travel: Air Zimbabwe is set to relaunch the Harare–London direct route after 14 years, with 1,479 passenger bookings already recorded and fares starting from £490/US$495. Returnees Support at Beitbridge: Zimbabwe says 72,658 Zimbabweans and 72,272 Malawians have been processed through Beitbridge amid anti-migrant violence in South Africa, with ward-level economic support and dignity kits for women and girls. Health & Wellness: Government seeks WHO backing to expand cancer screening, early diagnosis and affordable treatment, while wellness sports programmes are being pushed for mental and physical fitness among employees. Community Safety Tragedy: A Harare man allegedly stabbed his wife and set their cabin alight, killing two children in Eastview. Culture on Screen: The “Ariel Phenomenon” documentary screens in Rogers, revisiting the 1994 Ariel School sightings and the lasting debate around them. Tech & Daily Life: Econet launches XtraData Bundles promising up to double data value as network complaints continue.
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