AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTrans-Saharan Gas Pipeline: SONATRACH has broken ground on Algeria’s segment of the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, linking Nigeria’s gas through Niger to Algeria’s Hassi R’Mel and onward to Mediterranean export routes—aiming for 20–30 billion cubic metres annually. Aviation Fuel Crunch: IATA warns airlines face a SAF shortfall (SAF is under 1% of jet fuel demand) alongside jet fuel cost pressure, threatening 2030 green targets and raising the risk of costly compliance penalties. Red Sea Shipping Risk: Yemen’s Houthis declare a “total ban” on Israeli-linked ships in the Red Sea, reviving fears of rerouting that can disrupt trade and energy flows. Road Safety & Logistics Support: South Africa’s Wheel Well expands its Car Seats for Kids programme with a new distribution centre in Bedfordview to collect, refurbish and redistribute child restraints. Cross-border Mobility Under Strain: Nigeria begins repatriation flights from South Africa, with Air Peace set to run the first flight after screening, as xenophobic tensions continue. Infrastructure Finance (Liberia): Liberia secures US$125m from the World Bank for energy, digital integration and road connectivity projects. Security & Transport Disruption (Nigeria): WAEC cites a fatal road accident and insecurity for late exam starts and late-night conduct in parts of Nigeria.
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