AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMorocco’s historic leadership shift: King Mohammed VI appoints Fatima Zahra Mansouri as the kingdom’s first woman prime minister, tasking her with forming a coalition after PAM’s election win and steering major 2030 World Cup-linked investment and jobs. South Africa GBVF crackdown: President Ramaphosa unveils a four-point gender-based violence plan with 60- and 90-day deadlines, including case recovery, forensic backlogs and municipal safety audits, after Ekurhuleni killings. Nigeria rights and justice pressure: The Take-It-Back Movement demands DSS drop Omoyele Sowore’s case, arguing “lawfare” while killings and abductions continue. Minerals transparency row: Atiku’s camp questions a US-Nigeria minerals deal, demanding the full text and details behind the touted $700b figure. East Africa energy momentum: Kenya says it can grow its stake in Dangote’s Lamu refinery if neighbours opt out, while Dangote predicts Africa’s fuel self-sufficiency by 2030. Space and AI governance: Africa Space Agency and European remote-sensing firms sign to deepen Earth observation ties; at the UN, developing nations push for a bigger say in AI rules. Health tourism boost: Zambia signs for a $2bn Medical City in Lusaka to cut cross-border treatment costs.
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