AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGuinea Opposition: Sidya Touré, Guinea’s former prime minister and a leading opposition figure, has died in Paris at 81 after about two weeks of treatment at the American Hospital of Paris, following illness in Abidjan; he had lived in exile in Côte d’Ivoire since the 2021 coup and led the UFR, which was among 40 parties dissolved in March 2026. Guinea Politics: The Guinean government has issued condolences and tributes continue across the political class, as Touré’s death lands amid tighter restrictions on dissent and opposition activity. Regional Climate Governance: ECOWAS Parliament says West Africa has strategies for climate action but lacks funding, political will, and implementation capacity, warning that climate impacts are feeding displacement and insecurity. Liberia Opposition Coordination: In Liberia, five opposition parties signed a joint pact to hold President Joseph Boakai’s government accountable, citing border tensions with Guinea, selective anti-corruption and drug enforcement, and use of cybercrime law against critics. UN Reform Push: Nigeria’s leadership renewed calls for UN Security Council reform, demanding at least two permanent African seats with veto rights and more seats for Africa.
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