AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoClean Energy: Zambia says solar capacity has reached 1,027MW, exceeding its 2026 target as the country seeks to reduce reliance on climate-vulnerable hydropower. Lusaka Environment: Newly installed Mayor Chitambala Mwewa says keeping the capital clean will require cooperation on waste, drainage, sanitation and environmental protection. Mining Pollution: Authorities are investigating a chemical spill linked to KCM near Chingola after residents reported discoloured Kafue River water and dead fish; the company disputes responsibility. Climate and Land: Forecasters warn a strong El Niño could persist through February 2027, raising risks of drought and other extremes. Central Province officials are urging investment in rain and groundwater harvesting, while calls are growing to extend reforestation beyond the TAZARA corridor. Wildlife: Thai authorities seized about 400 pieces of elephant ivory concealed in a shipment from Zambia and will use DNA tests to trace its origin. Cheetahs have also reportedly returned to Greater Luangwa after nearly 30 years.
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