AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoIMF Deal: Zambia has reached a staff-level agreement for a US$1.47 billion, three-year IMF programme, pending board approval. The deal calls for higher revenue and a larger budget surplus, raising concerns that tax increases could add to pressure on households. Health Partnership: Zambia and the US have signed a five-year health agreement, with Washington committing about US$1.5 billion. The pact followed a dispute over data-sharing terms, which officials say were narrowed. Public Funds: The Treasury released K14.6 billion in September, including K435.8 million for social cash transfers. Separately, the Anti-Corruption Commission charged a former ministry accountant over the alleged diversion of K44.6 million meant for the programme. Football and Politics: Government and FAZ condemned political chants at Nkana Stadium and warned supporters to keep political messages out of football, citing safety and the sport’s role in bringing people together.
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