AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGuinea Opposition: Sidya Touré, Guinea’s former prime minister and leading opposition figure, has died in Paris at 81 after treatment at the American Hospital of Paris; his UFR was dissolved in March 2026 amid a crackdown on civil liberties, and his death has drawn tributes from across Guinea’s political class. Regional Climate Governance: ECOWAS Parliament says West Africa has strategies for climate action but lacks implementation, financing and political will, warning that climate change is driving displacement and insecurity; lawmakers urged stronger funding and measurable follow-through. Health Policy: The Ouagadougou Partnership called for sustained national leadership and financing to protect family planning gains in Francophone West Africa, warning that external health funding is becoming less predictable. UN Diplomacy: Liberia’s Boakai and Nigeria’s Tinubu/Shettima used UNGA81 to push “better multilateralism,” with Nigeria demanding UN Security Council reform and Africa’s permanent seats. Cross-Border Politics (Liberia-Guinea): Liberia’s opposition leaders signed a pact accusing the Boakai government of losing territory to Guinea in Foya and of selective anti-corruption and anti-drug enforcement.
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