AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDigital Skills for TVET: UNESCO and Ethiopia’s TVET stakeholders validated findings to strengthen digital teaching and workforce readiness under the BEAR III project, targeting gaps in teachers’ and trainees’ digital competencies. Climate-Smart Education: UNESCO and the Ministry of Education advanced climate-resilient schooling for pastoralist communities through a national workshop in Addis Ababa, using policy reviews and community input to shape guidance that respects mobile livelihoods and indigenous knowledge. Ethiopia’s Mining Push: Ethiopia reported record mineral export earnings of over $5.7bn in FY 2025/26, led by gold exports, with a $6.7bn target for 2026/27. Independent Media Under Pressure: CPJ urged Ethiopian authorities to stop harassment of Addis Standard after its editor was detained and assaulted, the newsroom raided, and equipment seized, alongside an eviction notice. Ebola Response in DRC: Africa CDC said DRC’s Ebola plan will shift to village-centered community response, alongside free healthcare and faster vaccine and treatment research. Malaria Drug Resistance: A new genetic study warns malaria parasites are stockpiling complex adaptations linked to resistance across multiple drug treatments. BRICS Education Roadmap: India’s Pralhad Joshi said BRICS education ministers adopted a declaration in Bhubaneswar focused on resilience, innovation, youth participation, and TVET cooperation, with Ethiopia among participants.
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