AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWAFCON 2026—World Cup tickets on the line: Morocco and Algeria booked Women’s World Cup 2027 spots after reaching the semifinals, with Morocco beating South Africa 2-1 in Rabat and Algeria edging Ivory Coast 2-1; Malawi focus—Ghana vs Malawi quarter-final: Ghana’s Black Queens face Malawi in Rabat with a semifinal place and a direct World Cup berth at stake, and Ghana coach Kim Lars Björkegren and midfielder Evelyn Badu are urging a fast start and disciplined balance against Malawi’s “world-class” attackers; Local sport—Scorchers’ World Cup push: Malawi’s Scorchers are one win away from history as they prepare to face Ghana, with coach Lovemore Fazili saying the team is ready and hungry; Food security—prices still biting: FAO reports global food prices rose in July due to heatwaves and energy pressures, while Malawi still has about 1.9 million people acutely food-insecure, expected to rise to 2.6 million in the lean season; Governance & development—Mombera University moves forward: Government says paperwork is complete for Mombera University in Mzimba, pending PPDA approval, with K14 billion pledged and over K300 billion expected from private partners; Community—youth support for vulnerable children: Lilongwe Science Institute donated items to YOSSA child care centre in Area 49, urging young people to step up for vulnerable children; Business & courts—Amaryllis hotel probe delayed: Parliament adjourned without tabling PAC findings on the K128 billion Amaryllis hotel acquisition, deepening transparency concerns.
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