AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEducation & Literacy: Zambia’s ECZ says OECD will release PISA 2025 results on Sept 8, with Zambia joining the main global assessment for the first time—an important benchmark for reading and maths performance. Health Data Tech: WHO Africa launched the Regional Health Data Hub to connect fragmented health systems across the region, helping countries turn data into faster outbreak response and better maternal/child health decisions. Mining Data Sovereignty: DR Congo plans tighter state control over geological data, building a national databank to guide exploration while keeping access in government hands. Sustainable Mining: ISO verified environmental benefits of mining tyre life-extension, with reported CO2 savings from avoiding premature tyre replacement. Agri-Fintech: Access Bank Zambia disbursed over K2bn to 113,000+ farmers via a digital payments system with FRA, targeting payments within 24 hours. Renewables Skills: AFREC trained ~50 energy professionals in Lusaka on renewable project planning and financing to close the gap between solar potential and bankable projects. Business Climate: A local commentary argues it’s too expensive to run a business in Zambia, listing heavy licensing, compliance and operating costs for radio operators.
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