AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSports Justice: Senegal’s appeal over CAF’s decision to strip it of the Africa Cup of Nations title opened at the Court of Arbitration for Sport, with Morocco and CAF also represented. A ruling is not expected immediately. Civil Liberties: A woman in Nigeria has asked a Katsina court to award damages over her alleged detention and flogging by the state Hisbah board, arguing her rights were violated. Election Watch: Yiaga Africa says 84% of Nigerians surveyed intend to vote in 2027, but fears of violence and low confidence in election institutions could keep many away. Sudan Conflict: Army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan ruled out talks with the RSF as fighting continues; a drone strike in Blue Nile state reportedly killed four women. Due Process: Liberia’s indictment in a major drug case names former Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor, but her lawyer challenges the allegations, and the charges have yet to be tested in court. Historical Reckoning: Nigeria’s government is expected to formally acknowledge the 1967 Asaba Massacre, a step officials say could support reconciliation.
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