AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGhana’s Growth Plan: A proposed US$10 billion programme for 2027–2030 aims to expand manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, textiles and creative industries, with government targeting jobs and stronger local production. COP31 Climate Finance: African leaders are pressing wealthy, high-emitting nations to meet their funding commitments. Ghana says President John Mahama’s appointment as a Green Climate Fund replenishment champion could help mobilise resources, while urging local institutions to prepare to use them. Nigeria’s Election Watch: The National Peace Committee recorded 109 alleged breaches of the National Peace Accord across 26 states and the FCT in 10 weeks, including political violence, intimidation and misinformation ahead of the 2027 elections. Infrastructure Investment: Nigeria’s pension industry is developing a US$750 million fund, aiming to raise about US$600 million from domestic pension funds for infrastructure projects. Somalia’s Security and Migration: AUSSOM’s head and Sweden’s ambassador discussed continued support for peace and stabilisation. Separately, 170 Somali migrants returned from Libya with EU support, with assistance planned for medical care and reintegration.
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