AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSolar Tech & Ocean Travel: Silent Yachts’ Silent 62 completed a transatlantic on solar power with under 1,500 gallons of fuel over five weeks, showing efficiency gains from more solar panels and generating data for future yacht software. Public Health & Environment: A new Africa Air Quality Brief says Senegal and Cape Verde saw unsafe PM2.5 days for much of 2025, with Saharan dust and everyday pollution pushing many countries past WHO limits. Maritime Skills: Ghana’s Maritime Authority is calling for stronger seafarer assessment and certification standards, with a regional training bringing together Ghana, Nigeria, Liberia, Cape Verde and The Gambia. Cabo Verde–Nigeria Cooperation: Nigeria and Cabo Verde discussed deeper ties on direct air connectivity, migration, tourism, AfCFTA and technical cooperation after talks in Luanda. Disaster Risk in Cabo Verde: A school bus crash on Fogo island left at least 20 dead and many injured after it plunged about 100ft down a ravine. Biodiversity & Conservation: A Tanzania camera-trap survey logged 150,000 images and recorded rare wildlife, including a serval coat pattern first confirmed for the country.
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