AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUPND Manifesto & Tourism Targets: President Hakainde Hichilema launched the UPND 2026–2031 Manifesto, pitching a “growth manifesto” with big production goals including five million tourist arrivals and plans to cut the cost of living while creating jobs. Private Sector Push: At Private Sector Day, Hichilema urged businesses to drive reforms and also monitor delivery, arguing lasting growth needs government and enterprise moving together. Road Financing Clarity: NAPSA defended its US$300m role in the Lusaka–Ndola Dual Carriageway, saying the decision was based on commercial due diligence, not government direction. Inclusive Travel Boost: Emirates expanded its Travel Rehearsal programme to Zambia to help travellers with accessibility needs—especially families affected by autism—practice check-in, security and boarding before flying. Ebola Travel Warnings: Health authorities reiterated caution and screening around Ebola-affected regions, with Zambia mentioned among higher-risk destinations. Culture & Tourism Data: Zambia reported progress on UNESCO’s Culture 2030 indicators framework, aiming to strengthen heritage-linked policy with better cultural data.
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