AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGender & Co-ops: Senegal launched its National Cooperative Gender Platform at FORA’ESS Dakar 2026, aiming to boost women’s leadership and influence policy across the co-operative sector, with Cabo Verde among the countries represented. Atlantic Weather Watch: The U.S. National Hurricane Center is tracking Invest 92L and Invest 93L, with the next named storms expected to be Cristobal and Dolly, as tropical activity ramps up this week. Visa-Free Mobility: Chad and the Republic of the Congo announced visa-free entry for African nationals (including Nigerians) from Jan. 1, 2027, as part of broader free-movement and integration efforts. WAFCON Spotlight: WAFCON 2026 continues to reshape expectations in women’s football, highlighted by Tanzania’s late upset over South Africa and a growing focus on the tournament’s standout stories. Public Finance Pressure: The AfDB warns debt-interest payments are crowding out healthcare in parts of West Africa, naming Nigeria and Ghana among the hardest-hit cases. Cape Verde Links in Sports Culture: Coverage also points to Cape Verdean football pride and diaspora moments tied to global attention around the World Cup.
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