AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWomen’s Football Spotlight: Malawi’s WAfCON Morocco 2026 heroes, the “Scorchers,” got a Parliament standing ovation ahead of their final Group D clash vs Zambia—an emotional boost after stunning Nigeria and beating Egypt. Senegal Football & Transfers: Everton say Iliman Ndiaye has returned to training in Germany and is “not for sale,” after reports of Saudi interest were denied by his father—while Senegal’s World Cup exit still hangs over the summer chatter. Digital Security & AI: INTERPOL warns AI now powers 55% of Africa’s reported cybercrime, with losses jumping to $484m as scams, credential theft and synthetic fraud surge. Pan-African Storytelling: Africa Monologue Challenge confirms Nouvelle Place as the Pan-African House for AMC Season 3, hosting 12 finalists including Senegal’s, for a residency and reality production. Film Industry (Locarno): Locarno’s Open Doors readies its 2026 edition with a second African cinema focus, backing equity-seeking producers through cross-border mentorship. Migration Policy (EU): Italy’s “Albania model” return-centre plan is floated for EU talks, with a preliminary list that includes Senegal.
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