AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGuinea-Bissau Constitutional Vote: Guinea-Bissau goes to a referendum Sunday on a new constitution that would expand presidential powers and shift the country further toward a presidential system, after a coup last year and amid opposition calls for a boycott over restrictions on freedoms. Spain-Ceuta Migration Tensions: In Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta, Moroccan migrants have been arrested after stone-throwing at Spanish soldiers, as protests by residents continue and clashes with police flare over security and hygiene. Nigeria Politics and Justice: Nigeria’s opposition is again pushing for the release of Tinubu’s US FBI records tied to alleged drug trafficking, while Osun’s governor orders an inquest into Ikire killings and violence. Energy and Investment: Nigeria is leading Africa’s oil and gas investment push, with projections of $30bn–$50bn in offshore projects by 2030, alongside a drive to reach 3 million barrels per day. Tech and AI Rivalry: Huawei has bid to supply Egypt with AI data-center infrastructure and chips for military and surveillance uses, drawing alarm in Washington. Sports Development: Nigeria’s Golf Federation unveils a grassroots roadmap focused on youth and international standards, while Ghana’s corporate JoySports Invitational highlights growing sports participation. Civic Space Law Fight (Nigeria): A Nigerian civil society coalition warns that a foreign aid regulation bill could overregulate NGOs and harm civic space, urging lawmakers to halt passage.
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