AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPort & Border Security: Spain’s Ceuta enclave remains strained after last week’s surge from Morocco, with about 72,000 crossings reported and most returning; officials say roughly 2,000 people still need shelter, including hundreds of migrant minors. Aviation Disruption: Cape Town International Airport temporarily closed its main runway after a Kenya Airways landing tyre failure, diverting arrivals and delaying international departures. Urban Mobility Electrification: Cape Town received its first MyCiTi electric bus for route testing ahead of a wider 2027 rollout, with trials focused on energy use, charging and performance on local inclines. Maritime Trade & Logistics: DP World will develop Kenya’s Mombasa Industrial Park near the Port of Mombasa to boost East Africa’s trade and logistics capacity. Air Connectivity: Air Peace launched the Lagos–Conakry–Bamako route, expanding West Africa links. Oil & Shipping Risk: Oil prices rebounded as Middle East shipping disruption risk persisted around the Strait of Hormuz. Security & Supply Chains: Nigeria’s army arrested Boko Haram logistics suppliers in Borno and Yobe, seizing drugs and communications gear. Heavy-Lift Logistics: AGL Madagascar installed 51 oversized modules via integrated port, customs and heavy-haul transport to support major infrastructure delivery.
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