AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWildlife Crime Crackdown (Mozambique): Mozambique mourns Bishop Osório Citora Afonso of Quelimane, found shot dead at his residence on June 6, with authorities still hunting for the killer. Terrorism Disruption (Nigeria): DSS operatives in Borno arrested three suspected ISWAP logistics suppliers near Mainok village, seizing medications and other items meant for terrorist enclaves. Ebola Preparedness (Kenya): Kenya moves to strengthen Ebola readiness with plans for two Ebola quarantine centres in Kakamega as cases and fears rise across the region. Skills Funding Shock (South Africa): About 800 South Africans face an uncertain future after the National Skills Fund suspended a R354m internship programme mid-way over alleged contractual non-compliance. Energy & Trade (Nigeria/Algeria/Niger): Algeria has started work on the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline linking Nigeria through Niger to Algeria’s export hubs, aiming to supply up to 30 bcm annually to Europe. Urban Investment Push (Nigeria): Lagos pitches itself as Africa’s investment gateway ahead of Invest Lagos 3.0, targeting about ₦4 trillion in fresh deals. Football Focus (Ghana/World Cup): David Accam urges Ghana’s coach Carlos Queiroz to build cohesion ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
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