AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTourism & Culture: A new push argues Africa must put its cultures at the centre of global tourism, moving beyond wildlife and landscapes to deliver authentic, experience-led travel. Travel Rules (Zambia travellers): Malaysia has published an official 2026 list of 15 African countries exempt from its Visa With Reference, including Zambia—good news for work, study and other trips. Roads for tourism & trade: Zambia’s Road Development Agency says it has awarded contracts worth over K3.2 billion to rehabilitate the Livingstone–Sesheke Road (M10), with site handovers and commencement instructions already issued. Regional heritage: Traditional leaders from Zambia and Zimbabwe say Victoria Falls/Mosi-oa-Tunya benefits must reach local communities, with heritage-respecting entrepreneurship at the centre. Health & travel tech: Zambia is represented at the UN AI for Good summit, highlighting how AI could help close gaps in services like healthcare. Safety on the move: Roads Authority is also working on Malawi–Zambia’s M12 Lilongwe–Mchinji route, after potholes raised safety concerns. Sports travel: Zambia’s Copper Queens will camp in Algeria ahead of WAFCON in Morocco, with friendlies scheduled before the tournament.
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