AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElectricity Push: World Bank and AfDB say Mission 300 has connected over 50 million people to electricity across 40 African countries, nearly doubling the rollout pace since 2024 and aiming for 300 million by 2030. Landmine Warning: UN rights chief Volker Türk reports at least 58 states and territories are still contaminated by anti-personnel mines, with civilians making up about 90% of recorded casualties in 2024. Sahel Security: Analysts warn Islamic State’s Sahel affiliate is moving into a more capable phase, while Mali’s recent major security blow highlights how fast the region’s threats are evolving. Burkina Faso–Niger Church Peace Effort: Catholic bishops from Burkina Faso and Niger reaffirm Small Christian Communities and call for renewed peace amid insecurity. Ghana–Burkina Boundary Talks: Ghana and Burkina Faso begin week-long engagements to reaffirm and jointly manage their shared land boundary, ending with documents planned for June 22. Court Ruling in Burkina Faso: Ouagadougou’s commercial court nullified a gold purchase deal in a case involving Franco-Nevada and Sandstorm, ordering payment to Riverstone Karma SA. Food & Trade: Tomato traders urge stronger farmer training to cut import dependence, while WAEMU aligns origin rules with HS 2022 to improve customs compliance.
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