AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoKabwe Investigation: Police say a 17-year-old is in custody after allegedly confessing to the killings of two women. The suspect’s age and mental health are to be assessed before formal charges. Wildlife Care: A rescued owl is receiving specialist treatment after children allegedly stoned it in Lusaka’s Nampundwe area, where superstition about the bird fueled the attack. Zambians Abroad: More than 250 Zambians in South Africa say they are hiding from attacks on foreigners; families report lost homes and jobs and are asking Zambia’s Government for help to return. Copper Princesses: Zambia’s U17 women lost 5-0 to Japan in their World Cup opener. Players and coach say they must regroup ahead of Wednesday’s match against Venezuela. Local Learning: Zambian authors are helping develop new curriculum textbooks, as schools face shortages of learning materials for more than 6.8 million learners. Faith & Tradition: The move of the National Day of Prayer from October 18 to December 29 has stirred disagreement among clergy, politicians and members of the public.
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