AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUN Cartography Push: Eswatini backed the UN “Correct the Map” resolution, joining 164 countries to move away from Mercator toward more accurate projections that show Africa’s true relative size. Libya Security & Energy: Tripoli authorities arrested five people, including foreigners, over drone sabotage plots targeting oil and power facilities, following recent attacks on the Zawiya complex. South Africa Telecom Pricing Probe: Icasa plans to scrutinise Netflix and WhatsApp pricing, alongside investigations into broader telecom costs for major operators. Gauteng School Placement Rules: Education officials say Grade 1 and 8 learners who can’t get their chosen schools may be placed at nearby schools only after capacity checks, with a defined objection/appeal process. South Africa Media Accountability: SAFM was ruled to have breached broadcasting rules by airing serious, unverified claims about foreign nationals and crime, prompting an apology and summary broadcast. Nigeria Diplomacy: Nigeria facilitated former Sierra Leone President Ernest Koroma’s safe return to Freetown after a two-year relocation. Libya Drone Attacks (Follow-up): The arrests were linked to planned strikes on additional vital sites, with investigations ongoing. Marcom/Tech Growth: Visible Light Communication is forecast to surge, with LED-based data links projected to expand rapidly across indoor connectivity and smart infrastructure.
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