AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVictoria Falls Ownership Row: Zambia’s Tourism Permanent Secretary Evans Muhanga hit back at Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s claim that the falls “belong exclusively” to Zimbabwe, saying 70% of Victoria Falls lies in Zambia, with measurements of 1.2km for Zambia versus 500m for Zimbabwe, and stressing Zambia controls key marketed attractions like Devil’s Pool and Angel’s Pool. Passports & Travel Rights: Amnesty International condemned Zambia’s cancellation of six passports of government critics, saying authorities are “weaponizing citizenship documents” and violating freedom of movement; Zambia says the move is for “security reasons” but gave no details. Visa-Free Push for Ghanaian Travelers: Ghana announced visa waivers for Ghanaians to the Maldives, Zambia and Antigua & Barbuda—30 days for Zambia and the Maldives, 90 days for Antigua & Barbuda—while warning travellers must still meet entry rules. Border Services Made Easier: Zambia’s Immigration rolled out a MIDAS mobile van at Mkanda–Mgubudu and Mchinji One Stop Border Post to process and verify travel documents closer to border communities. Tourism Events & Business: Red Arrows flew to Mauritius for their CAF Confederation Cup tie with a 2-0 lead, while Zambia hosts the African Jersey Forum in Livingstone, spotlighting dairy partnerships and the Jersey cow.
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