AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPolice Appeal: Zimbabwe Republic Police is asking the public to help identify seven unidentified murder victims in Harare and Chitungwiza, including a 12–13-year-old boy found near the Mukuvisi River, with bodies held at Sally Mugabe, Parirenyatwa and Chitungwiza mortuaries. Road Safety & Emergency Response: Bulawayo firefighters say motorists are “holding them hostage” by ignoring sirens and blocking fire engines, costing precious minutes as the city sees a surge in fires. Mining & Water Protection: Bulawayo has arrested 30 illegal gold panners in water catchment areas since January to June 2026, with joint patrols and fines targeting land degradation and threats to water supplies. Energy Corridor: Mozambique and Zimbabwe move ahead with expansion of the Beira-Harare fuel pipeline, boosting capacity from 3 to 5 million cubic metres per year by end-2027 to strengthen regional energy security. Wildlife Protection: Emirates SkyCargo has delivered two specialist Belgian Malinois conservation K9 dogs to Matusadona National Park, starting advanced training to help track and deter poaching. Environment Push: EMA says National Clean-Up Day will kick off a 30-day campaign on waste reduction and pollution control, ahead of World Clean-up Day on September 20. Crime Update: Police in Shurugwi are investigating a robbery and kidnapping after armed men raided two homesteads, taking cash and gold amalgam. Science Spotlight: A new dinosaur species, Musangwe matusadonensis, has been identified from remains found near Lake Kariba, underlining Zimbabwe’s fossil potential.
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