AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedia Freedom & Misinformation: The Federation of African Journalists urged governments to expand access to information to curb digital misinformation and protect accountability. Rights & Justice: A Nigerian court adjourned Omoyele Sowore’s cyberbullying case to Oct 2, while Nigeria’s AG Sam Mayanja said public officers should stay interdicted if criminal cases are ongoing. Elections & Governance: Nigeria’s VP Kashim Shettima met Costa Rica’s Rebeca Grynspan on UN Secretary-General ambitions, saying Nigeria will back candidates advancing Africa’s interests. UN Reform & Reparations: UN chief António Guterres called for concrete action on slavery, colonialism and racism, as Liberia’s president urged “better multilateralism” at UNGA81. Human Rights Abuses: Amnesty accused Mali’s army and Russian paramilitaries of war crimes, including killings and torture of civilians. Protection for Vulnerable People: Madagascar reports renewed terror against people with albinism after an attack that targeted a child. Business & Development: Aliko Dangote’s refinery IPO targets 10 million investors; meanwhile, EFCC secured convictions and N30m fines for 21 companies operating without SEC licences. Culture & Economy: Kenya’s music festivals are spreading beyond Nairobi, boosting the creative economy and tourism.
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