AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWAFCON Shockwave: Malawi’s Scorchers stunned defending champions Nigeria 3-2 in Rabat, with Temwa and Tabitha Chawinga scoring all three goals to spark one of the tournament’s biggest upsets. Coach Reactions: Nigeria coach Justin Madugu said the goals conceded were “not her fault” after Michelle Alozie criticism, while Malawi coach Lovemore Fazili praised a brave, disciplined display and urged focus ahead of Egypt. Next Fixtures: Malawi move through Group C with Egypt next, while Zambia thrashed Egypt 6-0, setting up a tight race for World Cup qualification spots. Human Rights at Home: The Malawi Human Rights Commission says prison and police monitoring continues to uncover torture and starvation cases, urging better treatment of detainees. US Visa Shift: The US will end routine visa processing at its Abuja embassy and 24 other African missions from August 1, moving services to regional hubs—Lilongwe included. Economy & Jobs: Parliament approved US$130m in IDA grants to boost exports and service delivery, aiming to ease Malawi’s forex squeeze. Power & Roads: Work has begun on major rehabilitation of the Lilongwe–Blantyre M1 road, and Malawi also pushes utility-scale solar battery storage to strengthen supply.
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