AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRoad Safety Tragedy: A Rufunsa crash on the Great East Road killed a father and son after a Power Tools bus collided head-on with a Volvo truck and trailer; police say the truck driver allegedly swerved into the opposite lane to avoid a stationary vehicle, with four deaths and dozens injured reported in related accounts. Another Fatal Crash: In Mchinji, a tyre burst on a heavily loaded articulated truck led to a head-on collision with a motorcycle, killing four including a pillion passenger and a child. Tourism & Culture: Zambia’s growing cultural ties with China get a spotlight as Lusaka’s Shaolin Temple—Africa’s first—trains students at a major centre donated by a Chinese businessman. Quiet Travel Picks: Zambia ranks among the world’s “quietest” destinations in a new index, with Bhutan topping the list and Zambia placing in the top five. Local Tourism Growth: Gwembe Town Council secures funding for a fish feed plant and is mapping tourism resources with the Ministry of Tourism and Zambia Tourism Agency to boost camps, landscapes and investment. Sports Travel: Eswatini’s Green Mamba supporters are lining up a 3,500km road trip to Angola for CAF Confederation Cup action.
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