AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNiger Press Freedom: The Committee to Protect Journalists says Nigerien journalist Moussa Kaka, CEO of RTS, has been missing since August 31 after leaving work in Niamey; his vehicle was reportedly taken and he can’t be reached, as tensions rise following a thwarted coup. Regional Transport & Trade: Ghana’s Transport Minister Joseph Bukari Nikpe outlined a multimodal plan to decongest Tema Port by moving containers via rail to Mpakadan, then by Volta Lake barges to Buipe, and onward by road to northern Ghana and landlocked neighbors including Niger. Nuclear Diplomacy: The IAEA board reported Iran to the UN Security Council for failing to cooperate on uranium traces at undeclared sites; Niger opposed the move. Court Watch (LPG): A Nigerian federal court extended an interim order in the Dangote Petroleum–NMDPRA LPG dispute while jurisdiction arguments are deferred. Health Access: A Niger State community says its only primary clinic (MDG Clinic in Gabona, Suleja LGA) has been non-functional for over five years, leaving residents without basic services.
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