AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSenegal’s LGBTQ crackdown: Senegal charges 71 men over alleged same-sex “unnatural acts,” as authorities intensify enforcement after tougher sentencing laws. Music & celebrity: Akon weighs in on the P-Square fallout, saying he sensed unprofessional management when the group tried to shoot a video without May D’s appearance. Football transfers (Senegal link): Idrissa Gueye leaves Everton for Saudi Pro League side Diriyah, adding veteran experience for Senegal; meanwhile Lamine Camara remains a hot Premier League target, with Liverpool and others monitoring the Monaco midfielder. Business & investment (Senegal): Fortuna Mining buys the Bambadji gold project in Senegal from Barrick and IAMGOLD, aiming to expand exploration along the Senegal–Mali Shear Zone. Sports governance: UEFA joins an open push against FIFA chief Gianni Infantino, calling for his resignation amid World Cup leadership backlash. Digital misinformation: A fact-check debunks a viral TikTok/Facebook claim that a Gambian military camp encroaches into Senegal, saying the image is AI-generated. Arts & culture: Merck Foundation names winners of its Fashion, Film and Song Awards 2025, spotlighting African creatives tackling social and health themes.
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