AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAU Peace & Security: Morocco’s foreign minister Nasser Bourita urged AU leaders to put prevention at the centre of Africa’s peace and security work, linking it to root causes and calling for tighter AU-UN coherence as the Luanda summit pushes APSA reforms. Financing Peace Missions: Ghana’s President Mahama backed predictable, sustainable global funding for African-led peace support, welcoming UN Security Council Resolution 2719 and the Luanda Action Plan. Xenophobia Crisis: Nigeria’s Tinubu told the AU to act urgently over xenophobic and Afrophobic attacks in South Africa, warning they threaten African unity and prompting reports of Nigeria evacuating over 1,500 citizens. ECOWAS Learning: ECOWAS unveiled books documenting lessons from ECOMOG and other peace interventions, aiming to improve future conflict-resolution operations. South Africa Economy: Labour criticised exclusion from South Africa’s business-government growth pact, as Ramaphosa pushes a drive for 3%+ growth and more jobs. Sports & Youth: Nigeria’s aquatics federation elected Lekan Fatodu to the Africa Aquatics Zone 2 board, boosting regional swimming development.
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