AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCeuta Crisis: Spain says it has reversed a rush of nearly 60,000 migrants from Morocco into the North African enclave of Ceuta, with dozens dead reported as people drowned or were crushed during the stampede; Spain has deployed troops, tightened border controls and moved to expedite returns after a Supreme Court ruling limited “pushback” practices. Diplomatic Fallout: The Ceuta surge has also inflamed Spain–Israel tensions, with Israeli officials accusing Madrid of double standards and pointing to Spain’s African enclaves, while Spain frames the response as protecting territorial integrity. AU Somalia Mission: The AU Commission chief urged sustainable, predictable funding for AUSSOM at a Kampala summit of troop-contributing countries, stressing Somali ownership and the need to keep pressure on Al Shabaab. Regional Health Cooperation: Kenya and 10 other countries are developing a framework to jointly procure emergency medical supplies during outbreaks, aiming to cut costs and reduce reliance on overseas suppliers. Aviation Standards: African airline bodies pushed governments to harmonise passenger data systems (API/PNR) to meet global standards and avoid extra compliance costs. Ghana Creative Economy: Ghanaian voices argue the next step is turning global visibility in music and digital media into ownership and wealth-building systems. Ghana Agribusiness Deal: Pangea Africa and Black Star acquired a majority stake in Eden Tree, aiming to expand production and cut post-harvest losses.
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