AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSenegal in the spotlight at WAfCON: Senegal’s Fatou Gaye is set as referee assessor for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 final, where Egypt’s Shahenda El Maghraby takes charge—an historic first for an Egyptian/Arab woman at the tournament’s showpiece. Dubawa’s AI fact-checking: West Africa’s Dubawa is using AI to better spot claims before they spread, aiming to strengthen public trust in media across the region. Football transfer buzz with Senegalese names: Chelsea have slapped a steep near-€70m price on Senegal striker Nicolas Jackson, with Tottenham, Aston Villa and Atlético Madrid watching; meanwhile Liverpool’s pre-season has featured Senegal-linked storylines as they push for more attackers, including Bradley Barcola. Dak’Art 2026 planning in Dakar: The 16th Dak’Art opens 19 Nov 2026 with theme “(Anti)Fragility,” and OFF registration runs until 13 Sept—good news for Senegal’s arts scene and international curators. Culture & design: A feature highlights Salù Iwadi Studio’s Dakar anchor, celebrating Pan-African design storytelling through craft and spatial work. Wellness tourism angle: A roundup looks at Africa-led wellness retreats and festivals as a growing global trend.
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