AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEast Africa Oil Push: Uganda’s 1,443-km electrically heated East African Crude Oil Pipeline is nearing completion (about 80–84%), targeting commissioning in July 2026 and first exports by October. Gambia Development & Culture: ART27 plans a permanent 360-sq-metre gallery to give artists a stable exhibition home, while young Gambians showcase UNICEF-backed digital innovations for children. Gambia Investment: Aliko Dangote pledges US$2bn for a 250MW solar plant and a modern fuel tank farm. Regional Power Integration: Ethiopia says it will keep driving Eastern Africa Power Pool plans for an integrated regional electricity market. Security & Health: A cholera outbreak reportedly killed nine ISWAP fighters in Borno, highlighting worsening conditions in insurgent camps. Sports Tourism in Zimbabwe: Calls grow to repair the Bulawayo–Victoria Falls road before it derails the country’s growing sports tourism. Digital Payments: AfricaNenda, Gates and Equity Group team up to accelerate interoperable digital payments across Africa. South Africa Migration System: Refugee appeals backlog drops as active caseload falls by over 12%. Arts & Conservation: Zimbabwean artists revive indigenous taboos through a conservation-focused exhibition at the Natural History Museum.
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