AGP Executive Report
Last update: 25 minutes agoNigeria: The government confirmed an imported Ebola case in Abuja and is tracing 44 contacts. On the sixth anniversary of the Lekki tollgate shootings, presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore vowed to reopen the investigation if elected, while Atiku Abubakar renewed calls for accountability. South Africa: President Cyril Ramaphosa warned the country to prepare for possible loss of US trade benefits under AGOA, as rising fuel costs and budget pressures put relief measures in focus ahead of local elections. Regional Accountability: Africa CDC says more than $700 million in Ebola response funds in the Democratic Republic of the Congo remains unaccounted for. An exiled critic of Rwanda’s president was found beheaded in Uganda, raising fresh concern over the safety of dissidents abroad. Mineral Policy: Ghana’s President John Mahama urged African countries to process more minerals locally and retain greater value, while the African Union recommended Ghana’s GoldBod model as a guide for reform. Togo: Opposition calls for a political reset as dialogue stalls, deepening a national deadlock.
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