AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSouth Africa’s Asylum Row: Home Affairs has withdrawn its asylum policy after a court ruling and violent protests in Durban and Johannesburg, saying the policy had serious unforeseen consequences and put officials at risk. The department says it will develop a new approach. Public Spending: Ghana’s parliamentary Minority wants an independent audit of GH¢49.7 million spent evacuating citizens from South Africa, citing records it says leave more than GH¢16.4 million unexplained; the allegations have not been independently verified. Health Oversight: Malawi’s Parliament has launched a probe into alleged theft of medicines from public hospitals, where reported stocks are critically low. Continental Justice: The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights has set out a 2026–28 plan to improve access to justice and modernise its operations. African Finance: Nigeria and the AfDB plan to review a $6.2 billion project portfolio, while African leaders continue pressing for fairer credit ratings and lower borrowing costs.
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