AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUN Security Council Reform Push: Nigeria’s VP Kashim Shettima, speaking for President Tinubu at UNGA81, renewed calls for at least two permanent African seats with veto powers and five non-permanent seats, arguing the 1945 setup no longer fits 2026 realities. Global Finance & Development: Tinubu also warned that debt servicing is draining money from education, healthcare and infrastructure, urging a fairer global financial system and backing AfCFTA as a growth engine. Mali Security Crisis: Djenné in central Mali fell to JNIM fighters in a fast, heavy assault, raising fears of wider instability and fuel blockade risks for the Mopti region. Humanitarian & Social Health: Mozambique reports a surge from transit to consumption of illicit drugs, with hospital admissions linked to drug use up sharply. Climate Finance: Africa is pressing for predictable, adequate climate funding ahead of COP31, citing stalled adaptation support and reduced pledges. Senegal Energy Drive: Senegal’s state refiner SAR signed an MoU for a major new refinery push, targeting reduced fuel imports and regional supply. Tanzania Transport Upgrade: Tanzania moved closer to cable transport as regulators set up a dedicated unit to oversee the sector. Sports & Culture: South Africa’s Heritage Day saw a National Mosque Open Day across the country, while Namibia’s Desert Jewels qualified for the Netball World Cup after dramatic fixture changes.
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