AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCourt & Finance: Nigeria’s federal high court in Lagos ordered banks to place “post no debit” restrictions on Osun state accounts over a $13.9m arbitration award, directing preservation of $13.92m and N157.5m pending further court action. Immigration Policy: Qatar set a rule that male children applying for family residence visas must be 25 or younger. Health: A survey warns HIV drug and test shortages are spreading as aid funding tightens, with many providers reporting stock-outs of key medicines and tests. Conflict & Diplomacy: Egypt pushed for a political solution to Sudan’s war, while Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea and Somalia agreed on Red Sea governance and sovereignty positions at El Alamein. Security & Rights: A report says more than 4,200 Christians have been killed in Nigeria this year, calling for stronger protection in the Middle Belt. Politics & Violence: In Kogi, suspected political thugs attacked an ADC campaign train, destroying vehicles and materials. Regional Trade: Zimbabwe launched ATDC with CBZ Holdings to boost intra-AfCFTA trading and logistics. Elections & Law: South Sudan’s USAP decried exclusion from dialogue tied to the 2018 peace agreement ahead of elections.
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