AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoKing Mzilikazi celebrations: Highlanders marked their centenary with a visit from the Khumalo royal family, tracing the club’s deep roots to King Mzilikazi’s lineage. Cultural exchange: South African Maskandi stars Khuzani Mpungose, Dawn Thandeka King and Mpilo Mbatha arrived in Bulawayo to join the festivities, with traditional welcomes underscoring shared identity across borders. Ubuntu in public life: Local radio callers condemned “inhumane” behaviour at funerals, including profiteering and disrespectful hooting at hearse processions. Health policy to action: Dr Douglas Mombeshora urged Zimbabwe’s health ministry to move beyond shelf documents and align budgets, programmes and daily decisions for real service delivery. Storytelling and literature: Angela Sibanda’s book-focused podcast “Ingwalo Labalobi” earned African recognition through a 2026 Afrotellers Conference nomination. Youth, sport and tourism: Masvingo launched an inaugural September Sports Tourism Carnival, aiming to make sports-led travel an annual draw. Education and innovation: HIT graduates were urged to industrialise and modernise Zimbabwe, while CUT showcased an intelligent traffic light system built for real urban gridlock problems. Community welfare: VP Kembo Mohadi reaffirmed government child-protection commitments after touring Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa Children’s Home in Chiredzi. Everyday pressures: Harare residents reported worsening water woes, with boreholes and shallow wells increasingly relied on as municipal supply stays erratic.
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