AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGhana Sky Train trial: Ghana’s Attorney-General has closed its case in the $2m Sky Train Project matter against former GIIF CEO Solomon Asamoah and former Board Chair Prof. Christopher Ameyaw-Akumfi, who deny charges tied to alleged disbursement without Board approval; the court now decides whether the prosecution has made a case. Mauritius diplomacy at WUF13: President Dharambeer Gokhool is in Baku for the UN World Urban Forum, touring Icharishahar heritage sites and pushing the “housing the world” agenda. Anti-corruption push: APNAC Africa chair Alban Bagbin says Africa loses about $88.6bn a year to corruption and illicit flows, urging tougher vigilance as digital risks grow. Africa jobs and AI: A pre-Africa Development Impact Forum stock-take webinar weighs whether AI will create jobs or disrupt labour markets, calling for practical, Africa-specific policy. Thailand visa clampdown: Thailand is rolling back its 60-day visa-free entry for 93 countries to 30 days, aiming to curb abuse while protecting tourism. Global business & culture: IMEX Frankfurt opens at record scale with Mauritius among new exhibitors, while a Mauritius-set romance film “Prisoners of Paradise” lands North American distribution rights.
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