Policy Clarity: Economist Tony Hawkins says Zimbabwe’s post-election direction is “incoherent and confusing,” pointing to mixed signals on currency use and failed attempts to stabilise the ZiG/ZWL environment. Local Governance & Service Delivery: The Local Government ministry has acquired 165 vehicles to strengthen supervision of local authorities and improve service delivery. Investment & Industrial Zones: Matabeleland North has declared four Integrated Provincial Special Economic Zones, with FDI rising to US$964.9m in 2025, as government pushes province-led industrial growth. Agriculture & Climate Resilience: A FARM P3 mechanisation push is driving farmer purchases of equipment, while a livestock-focused summer plan targets protecting the national cattle herd ahead of El Niño risks. Trade & Regional Links: The modernised Kasambabezi Border Post in Binga is set to cut travel costs and boost formal Zimbabwe–Zambia trade and tourism. Transport & Connectivity: Air Zimbabwe’s Harare–London Gatwick route is set to restart by end of July under an ACMI arrangement, improving business and freight options. Corruption Watch: NSSA bribery allegations involve a US$4,000 bribe demand tied to school penalties, renewing scrutiny of regulatory enforcement. South Africa Migration Shock: South Africa reports processing over 53,000 migrants for deportation or repatriation amid xenophobic unrest, with Zimbabwe among the main affected nationalities. Business Risk & Security: Zimbabwe police warn of rising Honda Fit-linked car theft and robberies, highlighting organised urban crime patterns. Entertainment Economy: Thomas “Mukanya” Mapfumo has accepted a US$1m deal for two Zimbabwe performances funded by Wicknell Chivayo, sparking debate over ethics and influence.