AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWomen’s Football: Malawi’s Copper Queens skipper Barbra Banda says Zambia’s Four Nations Tournament (June 6–9) should deliver tough matches ahead of WAFCON, with Zambia hosting Kenya, Zimbabwe and Lesotho at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium. Migration & Safety: Malawi says it is preparing to repatriate citizens from South Africa as anti-foreigner violence spreads, with reports of Malawians and Mozambicans fleeing to community centres after mobs go door-to-door. Economy & Agriculture: Government unveiled the National Economic Recovery Plan 2025–2030, shifting from subsidies to mega farms, contract farming, solar irrigation corridors and agro-processing to boost growth and exports. Health Costs: Malawi health advocates oppose a new 25% tariff on essential medicines like paracetamol and amoxicillin, warning it will raise healthcare prices. Infrastructure: Blantyre residents fear for safety as cracks widen on Kamba Bridge, a busy link between Kamba and Mount Pleasant. Sports (Local): Creck Sporting’s interim coach Chisomo Nkhoma takes charge as the club seeks a turnaround. Business/Trade: The U.S. proposes forced-labour-linked tariffs on dozens of trading partners, a move that could ripple through regional supply chains.
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