AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAfDB & partners: The African Development Bank, UNDP AI Hub, Google and Apolitical launched free AI training for African public servants at UNGA 81, aiming to boost skills in AI fundamentals, leadership and smarter procurement. Nigeria–Cameroon border: Nearly 24 years after the ICJ ruling, Nigeria and Cameroon are close to finishing physical demarcation, with remaining work focused on the Adamawa sector and hundreds of boundary pillars. Creative economy & rights: Nigeria’s arts minister urged stakeholders to turn talent and intellectual property into sustainable value, while a separate report warns how bad actors weaponize copyright and takedown systems to silence journalism online. UNGA & international law: World leaders at the UN General Assembly warned that selective enforcement of international law is eroding global order, with calls for consistent justice across conflicts. Ethiopia conflict: Fighting has intensified in Tigray, with residents in Mekelle bracing for renewed war after months of skirmishes and strikes. Health systems: “Future Health” convened ministers and global leaders to push health systems toward prevention, early intervention and better execution.
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