AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 minutes agoICC Exit: Chad says it will withdraw from the International Criminal Court, calling the court’s record “limited and uneven” and accusing it of targeting African countries. Pan-African Travel Push: A new opinion piece argues Chad’s planned visa-free entry for all Africans from 2027 is a real test of Africa’s unity promises. Global Ripple: Venezuela also moves to denounce the Rome Statute, citing the same “geographical bias” critique—while the US urges others to follow. Lake Chad Security: Nigeria reports major counter-terror actions around the Lake Chad Basin, including the neutralisation of ISWAP fighters and the death of a top ISWAP media figure, Abu Salim al-Barnawi. Chad Daily Life: In Abeché, water scarcity is driving tense, sometimes deadly fights over wells as taps run dry and safe water access stays extremely low. Due Process Check: Nigeria clears a Niger Republic camel herder after investigations find no links to Boko Haram or ISWAP. Fashion History: A feature revisits Britain’s failed ostrich-feather push in northern Nigeria, showing how global trends can crash into disease, bureaucracy, and war.
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