AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHorn of Africa Diplomacy: Ethiopia expelled 10 Eritrean diplomats and closed its embassy in Eritrea, prompting Asmara to sever ties in response, as renewed fighting in Tigray raises fears of a wider regional spillover. Senegal Accountability: Senegal’s prosecutor opened an investigation into 2021–2024 violence, with preliminary findings citing 76 deaths and more than 200 torture or inhumane-treatment victims, while five suspects were charged. Pan-African Economic Push: Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud arrived in Egypt for the Alamein Africa Forum, joining AU and business leaders focused on investment, trade and integration. Sports Governance: CAF dismissed “fake news” about moving the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, insisting Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda will host on schedule. Banking & Crypto: Absa won approval to offer digital-asset custody, becoming the first African bank to provide Bitcoin/Ethereum custody services. Education Finance: NCBA and MAC East Africa launched a 100% school bus financing scheme in Uganda, easing upfront costs with long repayment terms. Energy & Trade: Namibia increased US fuel imports as Middle East disruptions shifted sourcing patterns, with the US rising to a major supplier. Africa Business & Jobs: Mozambique banks on SME growth to diversify its economy, while African Parks expanded its conservation model across 1.37m hectares in Malawi and beyond.
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