AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoReparatory Justice in Ghana: A London-based Anglican charity, USPG, has pledged a £250,000 grant to a Ghana project focused on spiritual pilgrimage, healing and reconciliation tied to slave-site heritage. South Africa Political Violence: KwaZulu-Natal’s Political Killings Task Team arrested a KwaMashu traditional healer over the 2020 triple murder of an ANCYL member and two eThekwini Metro Police officers, alleging the killings were linked to a suspected relationship. Nigeria Security Push: President Bola Tinubu approved the recruitment of 28,000 soldiers and creation of four new army divisions, taking the force to 12, as armed-group violence continues. Health and Policy: Eritrea delivered a statement to the AU on ending AIDS by 2030 and cutting preventable maternal deaths, urging stronger health systems. Regional Development: Ethiopia’s capital says Addis Ababa hosted 221 international conferences in the latest fiscal year, boosted by urban regeneration and corridor upgrades. Global Mobility: The US announced a shift to regional visa processing hubs across Africa from Aug. 1, 2026, affecting routine services at 25 posts.
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