AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHarare Flood Readiness: Residents’ association CHRA urged government and city council to fix drainage, improve waste collection and restore water and sewer services before the rainy season, warning that blocked drains and illegal dumping raise flood and disease risks. El Niño Planning: Zimbabwe faces drought and flood risks, but a forecast alone is not a disaster plan: authorities need crews, equipment, evacuation routes and tested response arrangements before emergencies hit. Food Security: South African church leaders warn that El Niño-driven hunger in Zimbabwe could push more people across the border and strain community relations, calling for coordinated action and food banks. Weather Monitoring: Zimbabwean firm FreedPer is expanding access to weather and environmental monitoring technology, addressing data gaps that hamper forecasting, farming and water management. Gweru Sewers: Residents are blamed for dumping waste into drains, but Gweru’s long-running blockages also point to overwhelmed wastewater infrastructure that needs attention.
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