AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCocaine Crisis in Liberia: Lawyer Tiawan Saye Gongloe warns Liberia must not “become Haiti,” calling the cocaine seizures a national security emergency and urging an independent commission to investigate the network and any links to security or political figures. Ebola Watch (DRC): WHO says the Congo outbreak is moving faster than any previous Ebola episode and could eclipse the 2014–16 West Africa crisis, with deaths already above 2,000 and most cases concentrated in Ituri. Insurance Reform (Nigeria): NAICOM confirms seven more insurers have met NIIRA 2025 minimum capital rules, bringing the total to 48 compliant insurers and two reinsurers, while court challenges by some firms raise concerns for the sector. Guinea-Region Business: Tunisia’s Africa Business Council plans a multisectoral mission to Conakry from Oct. 6–11 to connect Tunisian firms with Guinea’s minerals, agriculture, infrastructure, energy, and IT needs. Guinea Justice (Human Rights): Guinea’s promotion of Bienvenu Lamah to brigadier general faces backlash as civil parties appeal his acquittal tied to the 28 Sept. 2009 stadium atrocities. China Fishing Pressure: A report highlights China’s alleged illegal fishing in African waters and Beijing’s refusal to sign an anti-IUU transparency declaration that includes Guinea.
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