AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBeach Soccer: Malawi’s Hustlers booked a third straight AFCON appearance with a 10–1 win over Seychelles in Salima, taking the tie 16–3 on aggregate. The finals begin in Senegal on November 28. Corruption Debate: Speaker Sameer Suleman vowed to fight corruption even if he loses his position, accusing leaders of stealing resources meant for poor Malawians. Information Minister Shadric Namalomba countered that corruption cases belong with law enforcement, urging people to take evidence to the ACB. Mining and Jobs: Malawi is among eight countries launching priorities under a new World Bank minerals initiative, which aims to expand its critical-minerals business fivefold in five years and help resource-rich nations build local industries and retain more value. Fuel Supply: Transporters say more than 250 tankers are loading fuel in Tanzania and Mozambique, raising hopes of easing shortages and queues at Malawian pumps. Lilongwe Roads: A K15 billion city infrastructure package includes a new Lingadzi River bridge and road linking Areas 47 and 49, intended to cut congestion and shorten trips to the city centre.
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