AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoWAFCON Focus: Malawi’s Scorchers coach Lovemore Fazili says there’s “no comfort zone” as they face Egypt in a must-win Group C clash in Rabat, while Zambia’s Nora Hauptle insists the Copper Queens will not settle for a draw against Nigeria as both sides chase quarter-final survival. Super Falcons Pressure: Nigeria’s Super Falcons head into the same showdown after a shock 3-2 opening loss to debutants Malawi, with players and coaches urging fans not to give up as the tournament’s World Cup ticket stakes tighten. Local Accountability: Malawi’s Local Government Minister Ben Phiri launched a reformed Constituency Development Fund (CDF) dashboard in Lilongwe, promising real-time tracking of thousands of projects and warning councils’ leaders will be held personally accountable for data and fraud. Fuel Relief: MERA cut diesel to K5,863/litre (down from K6,306) and kerosene by 8%, effective 1 August, while petrol stays at K5,619. Governance Tension: The Vice-President’s office distanced Jane Ansah from succession claims, reiterating commitment to constitutional order amid renewed political heat. Business & Society: Old Mutual Malawi held a couples-focused event in Blantyre to push shared financial planning as households face inflation and currency pressure.
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