AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPorts & Logistics Reform (South Africa): Cabinet has approved the Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) to split from Transnet and operate as a standalone landlord, with room to bring in a local development finance institution as a minority equity partner—aimed at speeding logistics reforms and port investment. Air & Regional Connectivity: Guyana says it’s ready to finalise talks with international airlines to use CJIA Terminal 2 as a global hub, including links between West Africa, South America and the Caribbean, plus plans for an aviation training centre. Oil & Infrastructure (East Africa): Aliko Dangote has arrived in Lamu ahead of the East Africa Oil Refinery groundbreaking, while Kenya’s Mbadi says Kenya could increase its refinery stake beyond 10% if neighbours opt out. Energy Costs & Transport Pressure: Reports highlight rising diesel prices in Nigeria and Namibia, warning that higher fuel costs ripple into road freight, food and construction prices. Aviation/Trade: China’s zero-tariff scheme is boosting South Africa’s bulk exports through Port of Ngqura, lifting throughput for commodities like chrome, magnetite, iron ore and corn. Security & Safety (Road/Events): Zimbabwe investigated a fan death at the National Sports Stadium after a police water-cannon truck incident. Gender-Based Violence (Public Safety): South Africa’s Ramaphosa announced time-bound GBVF measures, including a national recovery operation for unresolved cases.
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