AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMigration and unity in focus: Ghanaian-South African tensions stay in the spotlight as Stonebwoy urges Africans to reject divisive attacks, while South Africa’s foreign minister Ronald Lamola says migration challenges won’t derail Ghana–South Africa ties and warns against mob justice. Diplomatic pushback: The AU is set to take up the issue as Ghana presses for action over alleged xenophobic violence. AFCON legal drama: Senegal’s bid to regain its 2025 AFCON title heads to the Court of Arbitration for Sport on October 8 in Lausanne after CAF stripped them following the chaotic Morocco final. Health and borders: Tanzania reports Ebola-free status while stepping up border surveillance; Eritrea reiterates its health equity approach at an AU health summit. Economy and rates: South Africa’s SARB holds the repo rate at 7% as inflation risks remain elevated, with the property sector welcoming short-term stability. Energy/industry: AfDB backs Morocco’s EV battery gigafactory with a $110m loan, while TotalEnergies eyes Uganda oil production ramp-up. Security and conflict: Mali’s ex-intelligence chief gets 15 years for plotting a coup, and open-source reporting points to Shahed-type drone use in Mali.
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