AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHistorical Justice: Ghanaian President John Mahama welcomed the UK’s reported openness to an apology and reparations dialogue over slavery, stressing that words alone cannot address its lasting harms. Community Rights: Rivers State condemned virginity tests imposed on 16 schoolgirls as an abuse of their dignity and rights. Regional Cooperation: Ghana says illegal mining pollution in rivers shared with Côte d’Ivoire threatens neighboring communities, diplomacy and security. Youth Enterprise: LEAP Africa urged stronger policies, investment and partnerships to help youth-led businesses grow and create jobs. Media Freedom: UNESCO says 189 journalists were killed worldwide in 2024–25; MISA Malawi warns impunity leaves reporters exposed to violence and intimidation. Culture and Knowledge: Lagos’s Aké Festival will explore how African heritage and traditional knowledge intersect with artificial intelligence. Historic Milestone: Senegal has opened Africa’s first Olympic event, as Dakar hosts the Youth Olympic Games.
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