AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBorder & Infrastructure: Chirundu Border Post modernisation is set to move into full-scale construction in October, with Government expecting completion in 18 months as the Chirundu Border Consortium mobilises equipment on site. Royal Tourism & Wildlife: Duchess of Edinburgh Sophie continues a five-day Zambia tour after a luggage mishap, visiting Conservation Lower Zambezi and meeting Zambia’s first all-women ranger unit, then heading to Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park for Victoria Falls—complete with a memorable night-time hippo encounter. Conservation Travel Buzz: New tracking research highlights African wild dogs’ record dispersal across Zambia (4,126 km), underscoring both the promise of connected habitats and the risks from snares—great news for wildlife tourism, but a warning for conservation. Air Connectivity: Proflight Zambia expands its fleet with three additional BAE Jetstream 41 aircraft, boosting domestic capacity and reliability and supporting Zambia’s push to grow tourism. Sports Tourism: Absa Bank Zambia backs the Lusaka Absa Marathon on 26 September, with international runners and fully funded trips for winners.
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