AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCultural Tourism: Thousands gathered at Chonde in Mulanje for the Mulhako wa Alhomwe festival, where traditional dance and Lhomwe heritage took centre stage. Ecotourism: The EU and Mzuzu University have signed an agreement under the £8 million Taza programme to promote Malawi as a destination, support tourism businesses and build skills. Getting Around Lilongwe: A new road and bridge project is planned to ease congestion between Areas 47, 25 and 49, improving links across the growing capital. Wildlife Tourism: New GPS collars at Kasungu National Park will help track elephants and support conservation and coexistence with nearby communities. Festival Update: The Likoma Island Festival has been moved to November, giving visitors a later date to plan around.
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