AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAir Connectivity & Tourism: Victoria Falls tour operators are upbeat after Air Zimbabwe restarted the direct Harare–London route (three times a week), calling the UK link a major boost for destination Zimbabwe. Road Safety: Police have urged motorists to avoid night driving after a spike in fatal crashes, warning that poor visibility and stray livestock (cattle, donkeys) are major causes. Highlanders Tragedy: Zimbabwe’s President granted State-assisted funerals to Highlanders FC officials killed in a Harare–Bulawayo Road crash; police are also investigating the alleged stray cow involved. Diaspora Investment: The Second Republic is pushing diaspora as a tourism investment partner, with roadshows pitching hotels, safari lodges, restaurants and community tourism. YouthConnekt Plan: Government is open to bidding to host YouthConnekt Summit 2027 in Victoria Falls, positioning it as a youth skills and entrepreneurship platform. Heritage & Liberation: VP Mohadi says the Cross Jotsholo massacre site may be recognised as a national liberation shrine through established processes. Sports & Travel Buzz: Zimbabwe’s Scottland face Kaizer Chiefs in a CAF prep match, while India’s T20 series win in Harare keeps cricket tourism chatter alive.
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