Mining Cybersecurity: Rockwell Automation is partnering with Mimosa Mine and Mine Elect to modernise Zimbabwe’s Midlands operations, upgrading the OT network and tightening secure connectivity, cybersecurity risk management, and system access for stronger operational resilience. Education & Skills: University of Zimbabwe’s Hodson Makurira says Zimbabwe must shift from theory to TVET and hands-on skills under “Education 5.0” to industrialise and cut youth unemployment. Climate Risk: The UN’s World Meteorological Organization warns El Niño could become the strongest in decades, bringing extreme heat plus higher flood and drought risks that could hit Zimbabwe’s farming and water planning. Agritech Inputs: Farmers in drought-prone areas are being urged to consider organic liquid fertilisers as Super El Niño fears grow, with promoters pointing to Nutriplant products for drought tolerance. Mining Investment Push: Zimbabwe is pitching its underexplored mineral potential to Australian investors at Africa Down Under in Perth, stressing exploration, beneficiation, value addition, and technology as the next step. Public Health & Dairy: A Bulawayo veterinary indaba will focus on dairy animal health and milk production, linking disease prevention and biosecurity to food security goals. Local Culture & Museums: Zimbabwe’s museums are urged to tell Zimbabwean stories and local heroes, not just colonial-era figures, after a minister’s China study tour. Fire Safety Watch: Bulawayo reports a 60% rise in fires (Jan–Jun), with faulty wiring and overloaded sockets flagged, and calls for early-warning systems.