AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFood Security Crisis: The UN World Food Programme warns Guinea-Bissau is sliding deeper into hunger and malnutrition as funding shortfalls force cuts during the June–August lean season, with about 130,000 people expected to face crisis levels and school meals reduced from 283,400 to around 152,000, leaving more than 130,000 children without daily support; WFP also suspended specialized nutrition for under-twos, affecting roughly 56,000 children. Regional Democracy Pressure: A wider West Africa-focused report highlights how coups and crises are reshaping African democracy, pointing to military takeovers across the region, including Guinea-Bissau’s 2025 coup. Energy Access Push: A World Bank-backed power programme says it has expanded electricity access to over three million people across West Africa by building more than 4,000 km of transmission lines linking 15 countries. Church Guidance in Guinea-Bissau: A Catholic message to newly ordained priests and deacons urges them to serve closely with the faithful, avoid living only online, and prioritize the poor and the sick. Sports (Nigeria, with Guinea-Bissau link): Nigeria’s Super Eagles continue preparations for 2027 AFCON qualifiers, with Guinea-Bissau listed in their Group L, while coach Eric Chelle stresses focus against every opponent.
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