AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMining and Public Health: Zambia is investigating a reported chemical spill linked to Konkola Copper Mines after residents saw the Kafue River change colour and fish die. The company disputes responsibility; people in Chingola say pollution remains a recurring concern. Copper Queens: Zambia face Uganda in Kampala in the first leg of their 2028 Olympic qualifier, with captain Barbra Banda stressing that every player must earn her place. Women’s Football: The Copper Princesses are stepping up World Cup preparations in Morocco, with a friendly against China ahead of the tournament. Safety for Job Seekers: Ghana has warned citizens about fake job offers in Zambia after six nationals were arrested in a cybercrime raid; officials say some recruits may have been trafficked and coerced into online scams. Kabwe’s Toxic Legacy: Residents are still waiting for justice over lead contamination from the former Broken Hill Mine, with a class-action case against Anglo American pending. Faith and Public Information: Government says claims that church meetings and public gatherings were banned are false, and urges people to verify official-looking messages.
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