AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRegional Energy: ECOWAS countries, including Cabo Verde, adopted a directive to expand battery storage for grid-connected and off-grid power. It sets out plans for integrating renewables, coordinating projects and improving battery safety and recycling. Digital Infrastructure: A new Mo Ibrahim Foundation study found that mobile networks, internet access and electricity were among Africa’s biggest areas of progress from 2016 to 2025, even as security and political freedoms declined in many countries. Child Development: A report on early-intervention testing in Massachusetts says standard assessments can misjudge multilingual children, including Cape Verdean children, when tests are designed for English speakers and fail to account for home languages and cultural context.
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