AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy & Trade: Nigeria’s gas and fuel paradox is back in focus as it exports LNG but still imports cooking gas and even petrol, with Dangote Refinery’s output and crude supply rules blamed for distorted landing costs and renewed import licences. Health & Society: A new report highlights how ovarian cancer care remains hard to scale in sub-Saharan Africa, where early diagnosis and screening are limited. Security & Travel: The US says routine visa processing in Abuja will shift to a regional hub from August 1, but the embassy won’t close. Cybercrime: Interpol warns AI is boosting cybercrime across Africa, with identity theft and phishing driving major losses. Local Culture: An exhibition of Soviet and Russian photographers opened in Malabo, bringing historical photo archives to Equatorial Guinea’s Russian Cultural Centre. Sports: Safa has approved Pitso Mosimane as Bafana Bafana coach, but contract talks are still ongoing before the 2027 Afcon qualifiers begin. Verification: A viral claim that Yahya Jammeh is returning from Equatorial Guinea was debunked as lacking proof.
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