AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWAFCON Group C: Zambia’s Copper Queens face a do-or-die test against Malawi as the race for quarter-final survival tightens, with coach Nora Häuptle urging a calm, controlled approach after the 1-0 loss to Nigeria. WAFCON Group C (Nigeria-Egypt): Defending champions Nigeria meet Egypt in a high-stakes final group clash at Rabat, needing a win to secure knockout progression after earlier setbacks. Diplomacy: President Hakainde Hichilema has paid tribute to late Ambassador Ivan Zyuulu, saying Zambia’s foreign policy must serve national interests. Wildlife crime: A Lusaka man, Raphael Simwale, was jailed five years for illegal possession of leopard skin. Education: Government handed over 17 classroom blocks to ease congestion under the Free Education Policy. Health: End Malaria Fund warns that increased inter-provincial movement is driving malaria spread and plans net distribution ahead of rains. Arts: NAC launched the 2026 Ngoma Awards guidelines and call for entries. Politics & security: Hichilema warned of full-force action against political violence; Barotseland’s Litunga reportedly rejected Mundubile’s meeting over protocol. Business/Mining: Patriot Resources completes initial site visit and mapping on a new Zambian copper licence near Mkushi.
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