AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWAFCON Travel Watch: Zambia’s Copper Queens have safely reached Rabat, Morocco, after a week in Algeria, and will open their 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations campaign against Egypt on July 28; Zambia is in Group C with Nigeria and Malawi. Team Zambia to Glasgow: Zambia has departed for the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with six athletes led by quarter-miler Muzala Samukonga, a key medal hope for the trip. Border & Trade Boost: Zimbabwe’s VP Kembo Mohadi commissioned the Kasambabezi Border Post in Binga, promising safer, regulated cross-border travel and improved movement of people and goods between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Health & Travel Safety: DRC Ebola response is struggling with tracking and lab kit shortages, raising concerns for cross-border movement across Central Africa. Sports Travel Disruption: Nigeria’s Super Falcons reported cash theft at their Casablanca hotel ahead of WAFCON, a reminder for teams and travelers to secure valuables. Wildlife Tourism: Four endangered African wild dogs were spotted in Malawi’s Kasungu National Park, likely dispersing from Zambia’s South Luangwa area—good news for regional safari tourism.
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