AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRussia–Africa Summit: The Moscow summit ended with pledges to expand cooperation on peaceful nuclear energy, fertilizers and counterterrorism, alongside calls for greater African influence in global institutions. Namibia’s First Gentleman Epaphras Ndaitwah urged leaders to turn agreements into jobs and opportunities for young people. Digital Governance: Ghana’s Samuel Nartey George was confirmed as chair of the African Union’s communication and ICT committee. He called for action on existing digital, AI and data-governance policies, rather than more plans. Somalia: The UN political mission is set to close on October 31 after more than three decades, with no replacement mediator agreed as the government and opposition remain locked in a dispute over the election timetable. South Africa’s Police: Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia wants KwaZulu-Natal commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi to lead the Hawks, as delayed reforms and uncertainty over police oversight weigh on public confidence. Community Health: Nigeria launched a continental plan to deploy two million community health workers by 2030, with a focus on legal recognition, reliable pay and accountability.
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