AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCounterterrorism: Nigerian troops have reportedly arrested Yobe politician Wakiil Mama, known as Mai Salati, over alleged links to ISWAP logistics. The allegations have not been proven. Horn of Africa: Renewed fighting in Tigray and reports of Eritrean troops entering Ethiopia are stoking fears of a wider conflict, while analysts warn both sides may still see military victory as possible. DR Congo: African Union facilitators are pressing for ceasefire compliance and continued talks after consultations in Goma, Kigali and Kinshasa. Migration: Human Rights Watch says the US has transferred more than 500 migrants to African countries that are not their own, raising concerns about secretive deals and risks to deportees. Finance: The African Union has launched a continent-led credit rating agency, as the UN says inaccurate ratings cost African countries $74.5 billion a year. Growth and education: The World Bank raised its 2026 growth forecast for Africa to 4.3%, but West Africa loses an estimated $27.8 billion in economic value as children miss out on schooling.
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