Aviation & Diaspora Connectivity: Air Zimbabwe has relaunched direct Harare–London Gatwick flights after a 14-year gap, with three weekly departures and promotional fares from £490/US$495 one-way, after officials received the Airbus A330-300 at launch. Health & Community Support: Nyanga North residents in Manicaland received free medical consultations, diagnosis and treatment through a major outreach, while Government also pushed employee wellness and fitness to curb non-communicable diseases. Cancer Care Push: Zimbabwe has appealed to WHO for stronger support to expand cancer screening, early diagnosis, oncology services and access to affordable medicines and modern technologies. Tourism Development: Epworth’s balancing rocks are set for a tourism boost, with plans for better roads, visitor facilities, sanitation and training local guides and vendors. Wildlife & Court Cases: A Mutare man failed to appear in a pangolin trophy case and a warrant was issued, while another accused man appeared over alleged extortion by posing as a court official. Returnees & Humanitarian Aid: The Magolide Foundation is rallying food and basic supplies for Zimbabweans returning from South Africa amid xenophobia-linked losses. Governance & Politics: CAB3-related controversy continues, with claims of opposition senators “selling out” and Zanu-PF praising Sakunda Holdings for bankrolling celebrations. Public Health Tragedy: A veteran Harare choral conductor died of cholera as cases and hospitalisations rise.