AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBusiness & Prices: President Hakainde Hichilema urged the business community to pass on Zambia’s economic recovery to consumers, pointing to lower inflation, a stable kwacha, bumper harvests, steady electricity supply and falling fuel prices—arguing that when the cost of doing business falls, the cost of living should follow. Energy & Power: Zambia’s government says it is ramping up electricity generation capacity with solar playing a key role, as the country pushes for more reliable supply to support economic activity. Mining Transparency: Opposition presidential candidate Brian Mundubile challenged President Hichilema to release the nationwide mineral survey report, saying it was funded by taxpayers and should be public to unlock investment and local entrepreneurship. Finance & Leadership: NICO Holdings Plc appointed Dr Kwanele Ngwenya as Deputy Group Managing Director, citing over 30 years of leadership experience across southern and eastern Africa. Public Safety & Crime: Zambia Police cautioned the public against cyberbullying suspects linked to alleged copper cathode theft, stressing accused persons are presumed innocent. Global Policy Watch: The US made its visa bond programme permanent, potentially requiring refundable deposits up to $20,000 for business and tourist visas for nationals of 50 countries, including Zambia. Politics & Campaign Funding: Mundubile launched a public “crowdfund the commander-in-chief” campaign, inviting voluntary contributions via a campaign platform.
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