AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoPublic Health Watch: Liberia reports no Ebola cases, but officials say regional flare-ups are a serious reminder to keep surveillance, rapid response teams, and community engagement strong. Anti-Drug Enforcement: Liberia’s LDEA says Q1 2026 saw 233 arrests and a major haul of 422.08kg of narcotics, alongside a reported 92% drop in seizures—attributed to intensified pressure on traffickers. Digital & Youth Skills: Rokel Commercial Bank and EST Applied Intelligence UK launch a Cyber Circuit University Edition to train students in cybersecurity and protect Sierra Leone’s digital future. Culture & Tourism: The Ministry of Tourism announces the return of the One Nation Reggae Festival (Nov 25–30, 2026), with performances, cultural showcases, and youth-focused forums. Education & Fairness: Research highlights cultural bias in West Africa’s school-leaver exam questions, raising concerns about whether “ability” is being measured fairly. Accountability for Development: The Salone Development Scorecard is launched to track 100 national development targets and help citizens monitor government delivery. Women’s Safety & Rights: Sierra Leone’s Gender Ministry calls for 20 female drivers, while debate on FGM/C continues amid renewed calls for urgent, rights-based action. Sports Development: SLFA and FIFA begin a three-day review of Sierra Leone’s amateur football structures, including grassroots education and club development. Community & Faith: Sierra Leonean pilgrims complete the main Hajj rites, with final rites expected before departure.
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