AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRegional Security: AU and Swedish officials reaffirmed support for Somalia’s stabilization, while envoys warn South Sudan’s election next month could deepen conflict without peaceful voting, security reforms and dialogue. Health: WHO says Africa’s health systems have serious data gaps: fewer than half of 40 countries record at least 80% of deaths. Nigeria was praised for using local data to find children missing vaccinations. Investment & Trade: Nigeria’s pension industry and FSD Africa are developing a proposed $750 million infrastructure fund, with 19 pension funds interested. Separately, an AfDB-backed $200 million trade facility is expected to support more than $1 billion in transactions. Digital & Clean Transport: Kenya’s electric-bus shift is growing, with one operator running 21 vehicles on Nairobi routes. Angola is also urging African countries to shape global digital policy and deepen regional technology cooperation. Governance: Liberia’s anti-corruption score fell 12.2 points over the past decade, with a steep decline in public procurement procedures, despite a modest rise in its overall governance score.
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