AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth Security: African health ministers adopted a regional framework on emergency medical teams (2026–2030), aiming for at least one functional national team in every country by 2030 to move from reaction to readiness. Education & Environment: Ghana launched the SCAWS project to install waste segregation systems in six schools, pushing cleaner campuses and better student habits. Governance & Development: Liberia’s county superintendents were urged to drive progress in education, health, roads and agriculture under the ARREST agenda. Finance & Jobs: Liberia’s Central Bank set a Sept 9–11 conference to tackle rising non-performing loans, while a youth entrepreneurship technical assistance programme in Liberia (AfDB-backed) focuses on helping young firms formalise and grow. Energy & Industry: Dangote’s refinery IPO was pitched as “for the people” with a low minimum subscription, and Kenya’s Mombasa SEZ deal with DP World was set for Ruto’s officiation. Politics: Ethiopia’s Tigray rebels criticised AU envoy Olusegun Obasanjo as not impartial in peace talks. Trade & Markets: The UN-backed “Equal Earth” push to correct Africa’s map size continued to dominate global debate.
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