AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUN Security Council Reform: Liberia’s President Joseph Boakai told the UN General Assembly that “80 years of patience is enough,” demanding permanent African seats to restore trust in multilateralism. Ebola Response: The WHO warns DR Congo is short of health workers as Ebola surges in North Kivu, with the outbreak still “not under control” despite declines in some provinces. West Africa Money Laundering: GIABA opened a three-day Accra workshop training investigative journalists to expose financial crimes, terrorist financing and illicit flows. Gaza, Gaza, Sudan, and Global Justice: Ghana’s President Mahama used UNGA to reject “selective morality,” calling for justice for Gaza and other conflicts while stressing no race is superior. Nigeria–US Mining Deal: Nigeria and the US agreed to deepen investment in mining, pushing for more local processing and jobs. Regional Security & Governance: ECOWAS Court urged to unlock arbitration potential for trade disputes, while Amnesty calls on South Sudan to protect civic space ahead of elections. AFCON 2027 Kick-off: Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire renew their derby in Bouaké as qualifiers begin. Energy & Trade Infrastructure: Tinubu unveiled a $7bn Ogun seaport and special economic zone package; Ethiopia and Djibouti plan a $660m refined products pipeline with Dangote.
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