AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAgriculture & Food Security: ActionAid Nigeria warns that weak public capital spending on agriculture could derail Nigeria’s CAADP Kampala Declaration push, citing that between 2023 and 2025 many states put only about 3% of capital budgets into agriculture. Regional Governance: Zanzibar President Dr Hussein Mwinyi urged the OACPS to move from policy talk to delivery, stressing that Malabo summit and Dar es Salaam ocean-fisheries plans must become concrete programmes for citizens. CPLP Democracy: At the CPLP parliamentary assembly in Luanda, speakers backed stronger democratic governance, institutional trust, and parliamentary cooperation to build resilience against disinformation and food insecurity. Equatorial Guinea–Holy See: Equatorial Guinea’s President and Catholic bishops reflected on Pope Leo XIV’s visit, reaffirming Church–state collaboration and a message of hope and reconciliation. OACPS Council Reform: The Gambia chairs OACPS council meetings, pushing reform and economic transformation while reviewing progress from the Malabo summit. Sports & Identity: Spain’s World Cup win is being widely framed through Lamine Yamal’s “we” spirit, even as online abuse and Islamophobia targeting him and other players remain a concern. Women’s Football: WAFCON 2026 in Morocco kicks off with 16 teams, World Cup qualification at stake, and Nigeria as defending champions chasing a record title.
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