AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSudan Tensions: Ethiopia and Sudan have closed consulates near their shared border and expelled each other’s diplomats amid accusations of backing opposing forces. Both deny the claims, which have raised fears the countries’ conflicts could widen across the Horn. Health Crisis: WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says drone strikes and renewed fighting are pushing northern Ethiopia’s fragile health system toward collapse. Addis Summit: African political leaders opened a three-day summit in the capital to discuss jobs, inclusive growth and the role of political parties in economic development. Espionage Case: A former U.S. government contractor pleaded guilty to passing classified information to Ethiopian officials during the war, with prosecutors saying he believed it could help target government opponents. Business: Safaricom reported a 36% rise in first-half profit as losses in Ethiopia narrowed; its Ethiopian customer base has topped 15 million.
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