AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEngineering Recognition: Zambia’s engineers can now practise in 25 jurisdictions after the country secured Provisional Signatory Status to the Washington Accord, boosting export of engineering services. Private Sector Reform Push: President Hichilema urged businesses to drive reforms by not only proposing changes but also monitoring implementation. Banking Watch: The Bank of Zambia warned of rising non-performing loans among public workers, citing off-payroll borrowing, misrepresentation and weak credit checks. Faith and National Duty: Hichilema told the Church that national duty should be anchored on faith, urging reflection and repentance. Debt and Power Link: Government hailed a 97.85% participation rate in Zambia’s US$1.36bn bond buyback, framing it as a debt-for-energy approach to fund grid resilience. Election Politics and Discipline: Debate continues after Hichilema publicly named MPs who opposed Bill 7, reigniting arguments about party loyalty and constitutional discipline. Campaign Spotlight: Thousands turned up in Kitwe for Brian Mundubile’s manifesto launch, while ECZ symbol disputes and calls for ECZ to stay out of politics remain in focus. Road Disruption Abroad: Nairobi Expressway faces a 24-hour closure for Airtel footbridge beam installation, with drivers urged to use alternative routes.
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