AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMining Crackdown: Guinean authorities have shut unauthorized gold-mining sites in Siguiri, demolishing camps and confiscating equipment. Burkinabè young people who moved there seeking work now face displacement and dangerous conditions in the informal sector. Coastal Livelihoods: A new international index ranks Guinea among the countries most vulnerable to conflict between industrial and small-scale fishers, citing nearshore activity, dependence on fishing and governance capacity. Bauxite Value: A new Africa CEO Forum report highlights the gap between Guinea’s roughly $30-per-tonne bauxite exports and the potential value of processed aluminium, renewing calls for resource-rich countries to capture more value at home. Regional Energy Policy: Guinea is among the ECOWAS countries covered by a newly adopted directive to expand energy storage, including batteries, and coordinate its use across regional power grids.
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