AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoDisease Surveillance: West African laboratory scientists in Lome are urging governments to strengthen outbreak detection, expand diagnostic capacity, and boost regional cooperation after Ebola and COVID-19 exposed weak preparedness. Public Health Policy: WHO says dementia is rising across Africa, affecting about 1.9 million people and costing families and societies around $15.6 billion a year, with many countries still lacking national dementia plans. Traditional Medicine Research: WHO calls for more research into traditional and complementary medicine, noting evidence gaps and highlighting commitments that include Cabo Verde setting up national research centres. Digital & AI Governance: TICON Africa (23–25 Sept, Zambia) will focus on AI rollout, cybersecurity, data governance, and building skills for Africa’s digital economy. Regional Justice & Media: ECOWAS’ Community Court of Justice urges journalists to push Member States to implement rulings, saying enforcement is below expectations. Cabo Verde Tech/Health Systems: Cabo Verde is referenced in a broader identity-infrastructure push, as countries look to better link national IDs with civil registration and vital statistics. Ocean Economy & Marine Cooperation: A Qingdao forum calls for international cooperation to develop a sustainable marine economy. Tech for Cabo Verde: Apple expands iCloud+ in over 100 countries, including Cabo Verde, adding Apple Arcade and Apple TV access.
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