AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNuclear Supply Chain Watch: A new investigation backed by a Nature Communications study says 2,000–5,000 tons of uranium may have left the DRC for China hidden in routine cobalt exports, raising alarms over accounting and mine safety. Cybersecurity: Interpol reports AI is powering over 55% of Africa’s reported cybercrimes, with mobile money fraud and ransomware hotspots across the region. Digital Payments: Qubic is now live on AEON Pay across millions of merchants, aiming to let users settle with $QUBIC through local payment rails. Elections & Misinformation: With Zambia’s 13 August polls nearing, coverage highlights how digital campaigning is accelerating voter reach while misinformation risks spiralling. Transport & Trade: Work on the Kasomeno–Mwenda toll road in Luapula is over 50% complete, including a Luapula River bridge and a one-stop border post. Zambia’s Copper Comeback: Zambia’s copper output is rebounding, with production reported above 447,000 tonnes in the first half of 2026 and a push toward 1 million+ tonnes annually. Energy Access: Sub-Saharan Africa’s renewables boom is accelerating, with solar, wind and batteries projected to more than double by 2030. Mining Contract: JCHX Mining’s Zambian unit secured a $115m contract for the Chambishi Copper Mine’s West Mine for 2026–2027.
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