AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoDigital Government: Bahrain and the Union of the Comoros signed a Memorandum of Understanding to boost eGovernment and digital transformation under Bahrain’s Global Digital Twinning Initiative, with plans for training, workshops, and sharing studies and best practices to improve government services. Food Safety at Borders: FAO says Comoros is tightening imported food controls by moving from reactive checks to a structured, evidence-driven approach that targets higher-risk shipments, aiming to better protect the cold chain and reduce gaps in import licensing and inspection. Public Health & Safety: Regional health officials from multiple African countries, including Comoros, met in Nairobi to strengthen nuclear and radiation safety in healthcare, with a focus on building stronger regulatory systems ahead of disease threats like Ebola. Justice in Courts: A new Afrobarometer survey ranks Nigeria among the five worst in Africa for access to justice, while Comoros is also cited among the lowest on confidence in courts. Energy & Food Pressure: S&P warns that conflict-linked energy and food disruptions could worsen credit conditions across Africa, noting fuel cost spikes that have already triggered protests in places including Comoros.
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