AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSenegal LGBTQ & literature: A new report highlights Senegal’s proposed crackdown on same-sex relations and LGBTQ advocacy, while pointing to Mohamed Mbougar Sarr’s novel Pure Men as a sharp look at homophobia and “moral totalitarianism” in Dakar. FIFA politics & Senegal football: FIFA’s plan to sell World Cup stakes is still shaking the sport, with Gianni Infantino’s fallout including the resignation of senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro and fresh talk of challengers ahead of March’s presidential vote. WAfCON spotlight: South Africa fought back for a 2-2 draw with Côte d’Ivoire in Morocco 2026, keeping Group B hopes alive—another reminder of how fast the tournament is moving. Senegal in global culture: Belgian-Italian filmmaker Mathieu Volpe begins shooting L’Or Rouge, a fiction feature centered on Mariama, a Senegalese woman navigating exploitation and survival in southern Italy. Music & cross-border Afrobeats: Davido’s upcoming album ORIADÉ features a major collaboration with Ghana’s Black Sherif, underscoring the region’s growing pan-African sound. Sports transfers with Senegal ties: Reports keep swirling around Senegalese players—Bamba Dieng’s stalled move and Iliman Ndiaye’s future as Everton weighs offers from Al Hilal.
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