AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCatholic Solidarity & Unrest: African bishops, through SECAM, voiced solidarity with Zambia’s arrested Lusaka Archbishop Alick Banda, urging Catholics to stay calm and united while legal processes run their course. Sports & Travel Mood: Copper Queens interim coach Charles Haalubono says the team must turn lessons from WAFCON into action as they head to Kampala for a key Olympic qualifier against Uganda on 8 October. Tech for Tourism-Linked Skills: Airtel Africa Foundation expands its Tech Fellowship to Zambia, backing 50 UNZA and Copperbelt University students with tuition, accommodation, laptops and mentorship. Diplomatic Fun Fair: Zambia’s Diplomatic Corps will host a 2026 Diplomatic Fun Fair on 3 October, pitching cultural experiences and tourism links while encouraging investment and trade. Road & Border Trade: Lumwana–Kambimba border road works are underway in North-Western Province under a PPP, promising faster movement of goods between Zambia and the DRC and local jobs. Visa Watch: A US proposal to require bonds for some business and tourist visa applicants could make travel costlier for affected countries.
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