AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSenegal’s UN bid politics: Former President Macky Sall is back in Dakar to seek support for his UN secretary-general campaign, but rights groups and opposition-linked voices are denouncing the visit as a continuation of repression under his rule. Sports governance in Senegal: The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has dismissed claims it already ruled on Senegal’s disputed 2025 AFCON title appeal, saying the case is still under review—keeping the Senegal–Morocco standoff alive. Football fallout: Senegal’s government-linked messaging continues to swirl around the national team’s World Cup collapse, with Senegal dismissing coach Pape Thiaw and the wider debate on federation accountability. Regional diplomacy & connectivity: Senegal is among founding members of WAICO, a new intergovernmental AI cooperation body, and it’s also named as a key landing point in the Via Africa Europe–Africa submarine cable plan. Public policy & inclusion: A Senegal-focused fintech analysis highlights how mobile money is driving financial inclusion, while UN Women urges care-economy reforms across West Africa. Environment & enforcement: A report flags Dakar port as a hotspot for illegal shark finning, renewing pressure on port controls and enforcement.
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