AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUN Map Reform: The UN General Assembly adopted Togo-backed “Correct the Map” to encourage more accurate, equal-area world maps that show Africa’s true size; 164 countries voted yes, with the U.S. the only no vote, and the resolution is non-binding. Migration Pressure at Ceuta: Spain says it has identified 2,000 migrant minors in Ceuta to speed family reunification and assisted returns after July’s mass entries, citing expanded triage capacity and staffing. Maternal Health in Namibia: Namibia’s Safe-Birth Africa Project is running a 3-day training (Sept 7–9) to help health workers respond faster to postpartum haemorrhage, supported by UNFPA and partners. Anti-graft in Nigeria: EFCC arraigned Osaretin Osagiede over alleged N700m fraud in Lagos, including bypassing bank 2FA and receiving stolen funds. Ghana Industry & Skills: Ghana’s Enterprises Agency and UNIDO held the 3rd Ghana National Kaizen Awards, spotlighting productivity and innovation, with winners set to qualify for the African Kaizen Awards. Politics & Security in Nigeria: Ex-DSS boss Lawal Daura explains leaving Nigeria’s ADC for the APM, while Kaduna’s former governor El-Rufai’s family gave Defence Minister Christopher Musa seven days to retract Southern Kaduna killing claims. Kenya Immigration Policy: Kenya offered a temporary amnesty for undocumented East Africans after Burundians rushed to register at Nairobi’s embassy amid fears of a crackdown on foreign traders.
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