AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFree Education in Law: President Hakainde Hichilema has assented to the Education (Amendment) Bill, 2026, making free education a legal right so children can’t be denied schooling over fees. Campaign Integrity Push: Transparency International Zambia (TI-Z) urges investigations into alleged cash inducements to candidates and calls on parties to publish revised 2026–2031 manifestos. Election Peace Efforts: Youth in Solwezi call on young people to promote peaceful elections and reject being used for violence, while Mpika voter education is reported as orderly and non-partisan. Cost of Living Relief: ZACA welcomes a mealie meal price reduction to about K220 in some areas, but warns it’s not yet uniform across townships. Government Payments: ZAMPOST says government has released K48 million for retirees’ terminal benefits on a first-retired, first-paid basis. Mines & Jobs: The Mines Ministry, with EU support, is conducting a graphite survey in Petauke to update Zambia’s geoscientific database and build local capacity. Traditional Leadership & Politics: Hichilema hailed Paramount Chief Mpezeni IV as a patriot who served Zambia with unity—while opposition figures trade accusations over police conduct during the Chipata mourning period.
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