AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoIndependence at 62: President Hakainde Hichilema honoured a fisherman who saved a fellow fisherman from a crocodile and a civilian who helped rescue 13 abducted women. The honours also recognised football legend Ashios Melu; Hichilema pardoned 852 inmates ahead of the celebrations. Football: Red Arrows made history by beating Kaizer Chiefs on penalties to reach the CAF Confederation Cup group stage. FAZ called the achievement a boost for Zambian club football. Regional ties: Hichilema was elected COMESA vice-chair and urged member states to trade more with one another. Economy: Government presented a K19.9 billion supplementary budget, including K14.7 billion for maize farmers. Zambia also launched its first gold refinery, while Japan pledged US$6.3 million for Zambia Railways maintenance equipment. Agriculture and weather: Government warned of late rains and higher temperatures as Serenje officials urged farmers, agro-dealers and investors to work together to lift production.
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