AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGreen Hydrogen Push: Namibia is pitching green hydrogen as a core development engine, aiming for 30,000 green jobs by 2030 and inviting investors to move from talks to projects. Tourism Drive: Algeria hosted a week-long international tourism promotion tour to attract about 8 million visitors by 2029, showcasing heritage sites from Algiers to Tlemcen. Aviation Finance: Nigeria’s aircraft leasing plan is set to get an AfDB-backed MoU, with the goal of easing access to modern planes for local airlines. Ebola & Conflict: WHO warns the DRC faces a “catastrophic collision” of Ebola and conflict as violence hampers response, while screening and travel restrictions spread. Sudan Mercenaries: Human Rights Watch accuses the UAE of recruiting and training Colombian mercenaries via UAE-linked networks to support Sudan’s RSF. City Budget Pressure (South Africa): Johannesburg admits it can’t clear its infrastructure backlog, with capital spending far below what’s needed. Crime & Misinformation: SAPS urged South Africans to verify social media claims after a Table View shooting victim was wrongly identified online. Culture & Language: Tanzania’s education push is shifting beyond English toward multilingual skills for global competitiveness.
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