AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoInvestment Pulse: Citi says investors are returning to Zambia as fiscal consolidation gains traction after the sovereign default, with fresh interest in mining, energy, and agriculture. Digital Learning Push: Dubai’s Digital School, backed by MBRGI, is expanding tech-driven education support to 500,000+ people across Zambia and five other African countries, including teacher capacity building and job-market preparation. Connectivity & Inclusion: Airtel Africa reaffirms its sustainability drive in Zambia, citing partnerships that connect 300 schools to the internet and equip thousands of teachers with digital learning tools. Agri-Tech for Farmers: FAO highlights how Zambia’s soils can make the same crop succeed in one area and fail in another, using its SoilFER CropSuit app to guide smarter planting and fertiliser use. Policy & Trade: Zambia-Japan’s investment agreement is set to enter into force on 30 July 2026, covering investor protections and court access. Governance Watch: A German think tank rates Zambia’s economy and rule-of-law performance below average, describing limited democratic and economic transformation.
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