AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUN Security Council Reform Push: UN chief António Guterres renewed his warning that the Security Council is “paralysed” by geopolitical divides and major powers violating international law, arguing the council’s old membership no longer matches today’s world. Migration Rights in Focus: Southern African Migration Network (SAMIN) launched a Namibian chapter to strengthen dialogue and push better treatment for refugees and migrants. Cartography Row: The UN backed a “correct the map” push using projections that show Africa’s true size, with the US voting no and some countries abstaining over border concerns. Ethiopia Cultural Restitution: A rare Ethiopian manuscript taken by British forces in 1868 has resurfaced in a private sales catalogue, triggering a restitution dispute. Nigeria Elections & Civic Space: ADC alleges organised PVC-buying and voter suppression in Northern Nigeria, while IPOB calls for a referendum instead of the 2027 presidential election. Red Sea Security: Africa File flags rising risks as Houthis expand near Bab al Mandeb and Sahel-Sahara rebel groups gain strength. Tech & Jobs: Nigeria moved its Digital Free Zones into implementation, aiming to attract global investment and keep tech IP at home. Mining & Power: Allied Gold says Kurmuk Mine in Ethiopia has reached key milestones with grid connection and first ore through the crushing circuit.
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