AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoClimate & Food Security: The World Food Programme says inclusive climate insurance is helping farmers like Aminata Tambedou and Hafia Salim bounce back after extreme weather shocks, protecting livelihoods and keeping families food-secure. Press Freedom in Gabon: AFP reports Gabon’s crackdown on criticism is hitting activists hard, including TikTok star Nelly Ngabima, whose accounts were suspended after posts critical of the new leadership. Women’s Rights on the Global Stage: Nigeria’s election to the UN CEDAW committee (123 votes) spotlights the wider push for gender equality—while Gabon is noted as not elected. Culture & Diplomacy: Africa Day celebrations in Rome brought African ambassadors together with food, dress, music and art, backed by a Mass led by Cardinal Francis Arinze. Health & Inclusion: AFRICALLI marks World Allergy Week 2026, urging African health systems to treat allergy and immunology as essential care, not a fringe issue. Gabon in the Spotlight (Business/Assets): OCCRP reports a former Gabon budget chief linked to Omar Bongo’s family bought 43 Dubai properties worth about $15m while overseeing state finances. International Film Funding: Doha Film Institute announces 2026 Spring Grants, backing projects from across MENA and beyond, including Sudanese director Mohamed Kordofani.
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