AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCabo Verde at the UN: Cabo Verde’s Prime Minister Francisco Carvalho backed a UN General Assembly declaration on sea-level rise that affirms “the presumption in favour of continued statehood,” aiming to protect borders, sovereign rights and UN membership even as land is lost. Climate & security in West Africa: ECOWAS lawmakers in Accra warned that shrinking water and degraded farmland are fueling farmer-herder conflicts, displacement and deeper poverty, turning climate change into a governance and security challenge. Diplomacy: Serbia’s Marko Đurić met Cabo Verde’s foreign minister in New York and signed an agreement on mutual visa exemptions for diplomatic, official and service passport holders. Culture & lifestyle: Cape Verdean “cult hero” Vozinha opens up about the darker side of viral fame, including boundaries around endorsements. Community & rights: Colombia withdrew from the Equal Rights Coalition, a group that includes Cabo Verde, raising fresh questions about LGBTQ and intersex rights cooperation. Sports media: SuperSport secured rights to beam AfCON Pamoja 2027 qualifiers through finals across Sub-Saharan Africa.
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