AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCricket & Sports: South Africa bounced back in Namibia’s T20I tri-series, with Dewald Brevis blasting an unbeaten 75 as the Proteas beat Zimbabwe by 7 wickets after an earlier loss to Namibia; Security & Diplomacy: Nigeria urged the AU to fund African-led conflict prevention by progressively capitalizing the AU Peace Fund toward $1bn, while Zimbabwe’s VP Chiwenga said the AU summit should deliver “new solutions” for conflicts; Energy & Resources: Russia is pushing deeper nuclear cooperation with Namibia, with Rosatom-linked firms eyeing uranium exploration and mining timelines, as Namibia weighs energy security against sovereignty risks; Oil & Gas Investment: Nigeria is leading Africa’s $221bn oil and gas investment drive, with projections of $30bn–$50bn into 22 major offshore projects by 2030; Mining Outlook: Namibia’s Chamber of Mines warns 2026 could bring weaker production growth, though gold and uranium prices may cushion export value; Migration & Borders: Protests in Spain’s Ceuta escalated into clashes with police amid anger over Moroccan migrants at the EU’s African border; Health & Society: Lesotho’s male midwife story highlights how rare roles are expanding in the fight against pregnancy deaths.
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