AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEbola Response Boost: The US added $242m to fight Ebola in DRC and Uganda, expanding surveillance, treatment, border screening and community support. AI for Development: Zimbabwe urged to treat AI as a practical tool for faster national growth, while a separate push argues Africa’s AI data centres must balance innovation with nature. Health Workforce Gap: ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development called for investment in health professionals, warning Africa faces a looming shortage of workers by 2030. Digital Health in Ghana: WHO donated laptops to strengthen Ghana’s disease surveillance and speed up outbreak monitoring. Energy Transition Watch: Sub-Saharan Africa’s renewables are set for rapid expansion, with solar and storage expected to surge as electricity demand rises. EACOP Progress: Uganda’s judiciary and Bank of Uganda visited EACOP’s pump station ahead of first oil, linking pipeline delivery to macroeconomic projections. WAFCON Drama: Zambia beat Malawi 2-1 but were eliminated on head-to-head goals after Nigeria’s 6-2 win over Egypt; Super Falcons also advanced after thrashing Egypt. Sports Infrastructure: Kenya’s AFC Leopards training ground in Karen is set for a major facelift after government support. Football Politics: FIFA’s Infantino faces a crisis meeting in Morocco as UEFA opposes another term. Regional Trade & Cooperation: India reaffirmed Africa as a top foreign policy priority, stressing development, education and a more inclusive global order.
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