AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWAFCON Shock: Nigeria’s Super Falcons were stunned 3-2 by debutants Malawi in Rabat, with Temwa Chawinga scoring twice and Tabitha adding another as Rasheedat Ajibade’s late penalty and Uchenna Kanu’s strike weren’t enough—leaving Nigeria facing a must-win against Zambia. Sports Support: Ghana’s Sports Minister Kofi Iddie Adams pledged full backing to the Black Queens ahead of their WAFCON opener against Cape Verde. Diplomacy: Ethiopia’s FM Gedion Timothewos held talks with Namibia and Botswana on expanding air transport, leather trade, and green development cooperation during the AU Executive Council session in Addis Ababa. Health & Policy: Africa CDC released a practical hepatitis B toolkit aimed at improving prevention, diagnosis and treatment where specialists are far away. Heritage: UNESCO inscribed 25 new World Heritage sites, including first-time entries for Comoros, São Tomé and Príncipe, and South Sudan. Digital Growth: Telecel Group says it will boost Ghana’s network investment in 2026 to power fintech and digital services. Security: Russia’s Africa Corps released helmet-camera footage of a gunfight with Al-Qaeda-linked JNIM fighters in Mali. Culture & Tourism: Cape Verde’s women prepare for their first-ever WAFCON match against Ghana in Casablanca, as Kigali continues to be celebrated as a rising creative capital.
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