AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTraditional Leadership & Culture: Zambia mourns Paramount Chief Mpezeni IV of the Ngoni after his death at 75, with chiefs across the country—including Chief Hamusonde VII and Luapula’s chiefs council—praising him as a cultural custodian and calling on Zambians to celebrate his legacy. Elections & Civic Life: The ECZ has launched its “Count Me In” voter education push ahead of the August 13, 2026 general election, urging peaceful, informed voting and highlighting women, youths, PWDs and first-time voters. Sports & National Pride: Copper Queens coach Nora Häuptle has named a 29-player squad for the Four Nations tournament in Ndola, while Zambia’s U-17 women’s captain Taonga Mubanga says the Copper Princesses won’t accept a group-stage exit. Health & Youth Development: CIDRZ trained peer educators to strengthen SRHR and gender-transformative conversations for adolescent boys and young men. Court & Accountability: Chishimba Kambwili has changed his plea and admitted entering Zimbabwe illegally, with judgement set for June 4. Lifestyle & Travel: Anantara marks 25 years with a global “Unforgettable Journeys” campaign, celebrating immersive, experience-led stays.
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