AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoCultural Tourism: NBS Bank has pledged K200 million to the Mulhako wa Alhomwe Festival, set for October 16–18 at Chonde Heritage Centre in Mulanje. This year’s theme celebrates heritage preservation and sustainable development. Festival Travel: Fuel shortages are raising costs for event organisers and audiences, putting attendance at risk for Mangochi’s Sand Music Festival on October 23–25. Organisers are exploring bus arrangements to ease the burden. Nature & Community Tourism: Bon Voyage Club’s Football-4-Forest event on Zomba Plateau links domestic tourism with conservation: every goal earns 50 tree seedlings for planting. A follow-up tournament is planned for Dzalanyama Forest in November. Getting Around: Fuel scarcity is also driving up everyday travel costs, with reported minibus fares between Mzuzu and Nkhata Bay reaching K30,000, against usual fares of K8,000–K12,000.
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