AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRail Technology: Japan’s US$6.3 million grant will provide Zambia Railways with crane-equipped maintenance vehicles to improve track upkeep, safety and service reliability. Food Technology: In Kitwe, 13-year-old David is using hydroponics to grow vegetables at home. The water- and space-saving method could help support school gardens and meals as climate pressures threaten harvests. AI in Education: A five-country study that included Zambia finds universities face gaps in AI access, staff training and institutional readiness, warning that adoption without wider changes could deepen inequalities. Cybersecurity: Zambia was among 20 African countries involved in an INTERPOL cybercrime operation that led to 1,462 arrests and more than US$105 million recovered. School Connectivity: Paratus says Starlink has connected 18 Lusaka schools, reaching 10,000 children.
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