AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDuchess of Edinburgh in Zambia: Sophie’s five-day royal tour continues with a Livingstone “Women’s Integrated Sexual Health” WISH wellness day, a visit to the Wayi Wayi Art Centre, and a rural eye camp at Mukuni Rural Health Centre as she backs the fight against trachoma and preventable sight loss. Wildlife & conservation: New research highlights three African wild dog brothers making a record 4,126km trek across Zambia to connect with mates, underscoring the need to protect connected wildlife corridors. Tourism growth push: Zambia says it has welcomed 1.5 million international tourists this year toward a 2.5 million target, pointing to visa waivers, marketing, and museum modernisation to diversify attractions. Border & travel infrastructure: Chirundu Border Post modernisation is set to move into full-scale construction next month, with works expected to take 18 months. Sports tourism: Zambia targets World Rugby Sevens Division Three qualification at the Africa Men’s Sevens Series in Kampala (Sept 26–27). Regional connectivity: Southern Africa’s exchanges move toward deeper financial connectivity via the SADC Exchange Gateway, aiming to make cross-border investing easier.
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