AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEthiopia’s Development Push: Prime Minister Abiy says the Prosperity Party’s next five-year agenda will put citizens’ wellbeing first, with stronger public services, technology expansion, food sovereignty, and tougher action against corruption. Green Legacy Initiative: Ethiopia planted more than 805.3 million tree seedlings in a 12-hour national campaign, turning the push for resilience into a mass public mobilization. Digital Identity Milestone: Ethiopia also crossed the 50-million mark in its national digital identity system, reinforcing the drive for state capacity. TVET for Jobs: Labor and Skills Minister Muferihat Kamil says Ethiopia is strengthening technical and vocational training to meet domestic and global labor market needs. Regional Security: The Eastern Africa Standby Force verified UPDF readiness for regional peace support operations after assessing Uganda’s pledged personnel and equipment. Drug Interdiction: Nigeria’s NDLEA arrested Italy-based businessman Joseph Cyril at Enugu airport after he allegedly ingested 98 cocaine wraps, with additional cocaine seizures reported across Lagos and other states. BRICS Culture: BRICS culture ministers adopted the “Bhopal Declaration” to boost cultural cooperation, heritage protection, and creative industry links.
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