AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCourt Ruling on Deportations: A US appeals court struck down the Trump administration’s third-country deportation policy, saying migrants must get notice and a real chance to challenge removal destinations. Human Rights & Justice in Nigeria: In Niger State, 37 suspected illegal miners died in NSCDC custody, triggering demands for leadership removal and independent forensic investigation. Social Protection Push: A Nigerian civil society coalition is urging expanded pensions, health insurance and other support for informal workers who are largely excluded. Ghana Media & Constitutionalism: UCC conferred an honorary doctorate on Kwesi Pratt Jnr, while Pratt again blamed political leadership for Ghana’s constitutional crisis. Trade & Fintech Connectivity: Ghana’s African Media Agency lead called for stronger Anglophone–Francophone communication to unlock intra-African trade and digital finance. Regional Payments: Egypt’s central bank governor joined PAPSS governing council talks in Nairobi on widening cross-border payment participation. Energy & Business: Ondo’s “Lucky Light” solar plan targets power for 1,000 small businesses, while Uganda’s Lake Victoria fuel logistics faces new uncertainty after Museveni rejected lake transport. Geopolitics & Navigation: Egypt’s foreign minister discussed Iran and Sudan with a US adviser, stressing freedom of navigation through Hormuz. Cultural Cooperation: Angola and Egypt signed a cultural deal to train Angolan archaeologists in paleontology and archaeology.
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