AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCybercrime: Zambia was among 21 countries in an INTERPOL crackdown that arrested 1,462 suspects, disrupted 10,909 malicious networks and recovered more than US$105 million. Kafue River: The government has ordered Konkola Copper Mines to inspect its infrastructure and clean up pollution after a leak and dam overflow affected a tributary; KCM disputes responsibility. Mining: Mines Permanent Secretary Hapenga Kabeta urged companies to turn mineral wealth into local jobs, skills and value addition. Separately, Zambia signed a US$122 million investment protection agreement to expand copper processing in Kalulushi. Regional Trade: President Hakainde Hichilema arrived in Harare for the COMESA summit, focused on industrialisation, investment and regional integration. Energy and Transport: Government praised public participation in diversifying electricity supply, while Zambia and Japan signed a US$6.3 million grant agreement for railway maintenance. Football: Red Arrows take a 1-0 lead into Friday’s decisive CAF Confederation Cup return leg against Kaizer Chiefs in Durban.
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