AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSenegal-Morocco Diplomacy: Morocco and Senegal reaffirmed their “unique” partnership in Luanda as Foreign Ministers Nasser Bourita and Cheikh Niang met on the sidelines of the AU Executive Council, stressing zero disagreement and deeper state-to-state cooperation. Sahel Security & Regional Politics: Niger’s junta faced a serious internal threat after a weekend mutiny at Niamey’s Base 101, with shots near the presidential palace and Russian Africa Corps intervention reported as decisive—raising questions about regime stability and external influence. Governance & Accountability: Ghanaian MP Sammy Awuku demanded answers over MV Sankofa, alleging Ghana Maritime Authority waived a $1m penalty despite safety and registration deficiencies, and is pressing for the legal basis behind the clearance to depart. Public Health Research: A new international hepatitis B study led by Johns Hopkins will track 600 patients across Brazil, India, Senegal and Uganda, including HIV co-infection cases, aiming to eliminate hepatitis B as a public health problem by 2030. Sports Administration: Ghana’s Farida Iddriss was elected Secretary-General of Africa Aquatics Zone II in Dakar, taking a key regional leadership role for aquatic sports across West and Central Africa.
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