AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAfrica’s Global Voice: UN officials and Kenya called for fairer representation for Africa in global decision-making, while urging African governments to deliver on their own commitments. Economic Outlook: The IMF sees sub-Saharan Africa growing 4.5% in 2026, but warned inflation risks persist; Ghana is forecast to grow 5.7% and has reversed a five-year slide in crude output, reporting a 30% increase. Investment and Jobs: West African business leaders pledged to turn regional potential into investment, jobs and competitive industries. Tanzania and the World Bank agreed to deepen cooperation on infrastructure, employment and private-sector investment. Regional Development: ECOWAS launched a platform to gather and prioritise development projects, helping turn regional plans into investment-ready proposals.
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