AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOpposition Pardon: President Mahamat Idriss Déby has pardoned nine opposition figures, including former PM Succès Masra, freeing them after convictions tied to alleged insurrection plotting and “hateful” messaging; the decree says custodial sentences are fully remitted and releases should follow soon. Regional Security & Growth: Yobe Governor Mai Mala Buni visited the Lake Chad Basin Commission in N’Djamena, pledging stronger coordination for security and economic development and praising Tinubu’s support for the Multinational Joint Task Force. Refugee Repatriation: Buni also visited Nigerian refugees in Chad’s Lac Province, urging law-abiding conduct and offering a return path via Lake Chad Basin Commission census and state-led repatriation. Religious Violence Watch: A report by South African Friends of Israel says documented Christian deaths across Africa rose 292% in Q2 2026, with major clusters in the DRC, Nigeria, Mozambique and Burkina Faso. Mining Disaster: Central African Republic gold mine collapse near Baboua/Zamboye is blamed on dangerous artisanal work; official death tolls vary, with authorities ordering a temporary site closure while searches continue. Local Clashes: Central Chad saw intercommunal clashes in Alkhaba leave six dead and ten injured after a land dispute, with investigations launched.
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