AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEast African Banking: South Africa’s Nedbank has taken a 66% controlling stake in Kenya’s NCBA, in a KSh107.7 billion share transfer that reshapes the region’s banking sector. North African Energy: A new study warns that green hydrogen exports to Europe could strain water supplies and harm marine life in already water-scarce North Africa. Nigeria’s Trade: Exports have risen 25% in two years, driven by gains in agriculture and manufacturing as well as oil and gas, the Nigerian Ports Authority says. Kenya’s Economy: The World Bank raised its growth forecast after a stronger first half but warned corruption is holding back broader gains and adding to borrowing needs. Southern African Trade: South Africa is challenging the US decision to remove it from AGOA, as growers and unions warn of risks to jobs and citrus exports. Liberia’s Mining: The Dugbe gold project could attract about $600 million over three years, though turning the investment into local economic benefits remains a challenge. Press Freedom: Tanzanian media leaders say support for journalists under attack often fails to deliver justice or accountability for perpetrators.
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