AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoTourism Governance: Mpumalanga tourism leaders warn the sector can’t grow while governance, transport, and safety gaps persist, saying responsibility is wrongly pushed onto the tourism department instead of coordinated action across roads and safety agencies. Regional Integration: Nigeria’s VP Kashim Shettima urges the new ECOWAS Commission leadership to prioritise unity and integration, including private-sector delivery for the Lagos–Abidjan highway and stronger engagement with the Alliance of Sahel States. UN Security Council Reform: Multiple African leaders renew calls for permanent UN Security Council seats for Africa with veto power, arguing the 1945 power structure blocks fair global governance. Health Financing: The African Leaders Malaria Alliance warns a 30% malaria funding cut could trigger 146m more cases and major economic losses by 2030, calling for stronger domestic financing and multisector action. Human Rights & Safety: Kenya reports human rights activist Collins Otieno found alive after days missing, renewing concerns about the safety of activists and due process. Elections & Accountability: South Africa’s IEC says it will finalise audits after a court dismissed the MK Party challenge to 2024 election results. Cross-Border Peace/Conflict: Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict escalates again, with reports of internet shutdowns amid fighting that threatens the 2022 Pretoria peace deal. Border Management: Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire commission 37 new boundary pillars to complete Phase 1 of their land boundary reaffirmation, reinforcing AU “borderless Africa” goals. Institutional Appointments: Airports Company South Africa appoints Siphamandla Mthethwa as CEO from 1 November 2026.
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