AGP Executive Report
Last update: 17 minutes agoMozambique Conflict: A UN special rapporteur warns Cabo Delgado’s jihadist threat is not being actively rolled back, saying the current “offensive defence” posture may let militants regroup as attacks on civilians intensify. South Africa Migration & Xenophobia: President Ramaphosa condemns discrimination and violence against foreign nationals, urging SADC to tackle migration’s root causes and protect freedom of movement. South Africa Courts & Energy: South Africa’s Constitutional Court permanently blocks Shell and Impact Africa’s Wild Coast oil and gas exploration over unlawful public participation. Tanzania Tourism Regulation: Tanzania orders the Kilimanjaro Responsible Trekking Organisation to stop claiming authority beyond its legal mandate, tightening the line between state licensing and private standards. Cameroon Press Freedom: CPJ calls for the release of journalist George Atabong Lekeaka, held incommunicado after publishing a photo during Anglophone unrest. Digital & Tech Policy: Experts urge stronger digital infrastructure, skills and clearer rules to unlock innovation in Cameroon and Burundi. Business & Economy: Standard Bank reports higher South Africa-driven profits, while Namibia renews calls for the unconditional lifting of the US embargo on Cuba. Sports: All Blacks winger Caleb Clarke is ruled out of the South Africa tour with a shoulder tendon injury; Proteas’ Namibia cricket tour is framed as a step toward the 2027 World Cup.
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