AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGreen Energy Trade: Morocco and European partners are pushing plans to export green hydrogen and renewable electricity to Europe, with Germany flagging corridor and grid rules still to be solved. Education Policy Shockwave (Nigeria): Nigeria’s federal government has suspended the planned 2027 WAEC/NECO fee hikes after backlash, while Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi call it a win for parents and warn of deeper out-of-school risks. Migration Crisis (Southern Africa): Zimbabwe has activated a multi-agency emergency response for thousands returning from South Africa amid xenophobic violence, including fast-tracking IDs and healthcare at reception centres. Mining & Infrastructure (DRC): Congo approved a public-private plan with Portugal’s Mota-Engil to rehabilitate the Lobito copper rail link, aiming to speed critical mineral exports. Regional Energy Access (Nigeria): The World Bank and IFC target 32 million Nigerians for electricity access under a financing push. Aviation & Trade Routes: Maersk resumes another Red Sea service via Suez as carriers gradually return to the trans-corridor. Health & Capacity (South Africa): Limpopo’s Limpopo Central Academic Hospital project is set to expand specialist care and train health workers, with completion planned for July 2028.
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