AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoSRHR Policy Push: Dr Eunice Brookman-Amissah urged Ghana to prioritise sexual and reproductive health and rights in national health systems, saying policies must follow public health evidence and human rights—not ideology—while better funding and integrating services for youth and other neglected groups. Air Quality Regulation: Togo approved its first national air quality standards after a Lomé workshop reviewed pollution sources and draft rules covering major pollutants from fine particles to ozone and heavy metals, backed by AfDB support. Digital Sovereignty Debate: An opinion piece spotlighted “Citizen X” and the gap between laws claiming control of data and the reality of who owns the infrastructure storing it. Maritime Security: Somali pirates’ ransom demand for the Togo-flagged tanker Eureka reportedly jumped to $10M, raising fresh pressure on regional and international anti-piracy efforts. Togo Tech Ecosystem: Togo launched the Djanta Tech Hub to train bilingual digital entrepreneurs, as investment showcases like Africa Tech Summit London continue spotlighting startups including Mowoki (Togo).
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