AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorld Cup Showdown: France and Morocco set for a high-stakes quarter-final, with Didier Deschamps brushing off Argentina-style referee controversy and insisting “our opponent is Morocco, not the referee.” Sports & National Pride: Cape Verde’s “Blue Sharks” return home to massive celebrations after a historic World Cup run, while Cape Verde’s youth academies are already selling the next dream. Security & Rights: Amnesty International urges investigations into Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon, saying they killed 24 civilians including 12 children and may amount to war crimes. Migration Pressure: Eswatini says it has accepted 11 more people deported from the US under a third-country deal, with temporary housing planned at Matsapha Maximum Security Prison. West Africa Trade: Nigeria and Ghana deepen maritime cooperation via a new MoU to boost safety, security, and blue-economy growth. Economy Watch: The World Bank forecasts Kenya growth at 4.3% in 2026 and 4.4% in 2027, warning the Iran-linked energy shock could push more people into poverty. Logistics & Rail: African officials welcome Chinese participation in rail projects as new corridors and port links are discussed across Southern Africa.
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