AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDemocracy & Youth Governance: The African Youth Survey 2026 finds 73% of young Africans still prefer democracy, but 56% say Western-style models don’t fit Africa—youth want jobs, cleaner government, stability, and more young leaders, with 76% saying politicians are out of touch. Electricity Market Reform: South Africa’s President endorsed Eskom’s restructuring plan, backing an independent Transmission System Operator as the key to a competitive power market and investor certainty. Migration & Border Politics: Ceuta is reeling after a migrant surge from Morocco that left at least 72 dead; shops reopened but locals and officials trade blame as EU leaders push emergency talks. Political Accountability in Sports: South Africans mark seven years since the 2017 FNB Stadium stampede and renew calls for answers, justice, and accountability. NGO/CSO Space & Governance: Nigeria faces mounting pressure on civic space, with 71 CSOs warning democracy is at a crossroads and urging withdrawal of bills targeting NGOs and social media. Regional Integration & Trade: ECOWAS Parliament backs harmonised customs and policy changes to boost MSMEs, while debates continue over the phased rollout of a single currency. Education & Skills: Ghana’s UCC urges universities to train problem-solvers, not rote learners, as it launches an eCampus for working professionals.
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