AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoWildlife: Three African wild dogs made a record-breaking 2,500-mile journey across Zambia, while cheetahs have returned to Greater Luangwa after nearly 30 years. Climate & Food Security: Officials are urged to prepare for El Niño, with the Food Reserve Agency building maize stocks above one million tonnes and calls for more rainwater and groundwater harvesting. Clean Energy: Zambia says solar capacity has reached 1,027MW, beating its 2026 target, as climate pressures expose the risks of relying on hydropower. Pollution & Conservation: Zambia is investigating a Thai seizure of 400 ivory pieces, and wildlife authorities report 41 arrests in a crackdown. Kabwe residents still await justice over pollution, while reporting says pollution from Vedanta’s mine continues. Lusaka: The city clean-up has entered phase two, with the new mayor calling for joint action on waste, drainage and environmental protection.
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