AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAviation Cargo Outlook: IATA says global air cargo demand rose 6.0% year-on-year in May 2026, with Africa among regions showing above-trend growth, while West Asia faces war-related contraction. Baggage Handling: SITA reports Africa still has the highest mishandled luggage rates—12.1 per 1,000 passengers overall, and 15.0 on international routes—despite a global 23% drop. EVs & Mobility in West Africa: Côte d’Ivoire ride-hailing drivers are switching to Chinese EVs, cutting daily operating costs by 30–40%, though charging infrastructure gaps are slowing wider adoption. Regional Energy & Ports: Kenya and Rwanda sign deals to move Rwanda’s bulk fuel imports via the Port of Mombasa and the Kenya Pipeline Company, boosting the Northern Corridor. Cross-Border Disruption Risk (Transport): South Africa braces for June 30 anti-migrant protests; SAHRC urges lawful, peaceful action and notes June 30 is a normal working day, with transport operators expected to keep running. Border Security at Beitbridge: A Malawian bus driver was remanded after explosives were allegedly found hidden in rice bags at the Beitbridge border post. Trade & Logistics Capacity: A commentary flags that Nigeria’s port performance gains may mask deeper constraints on the Eastern Corridor, where shallow channels limit access for large vessels. Industrial Push: Tanzania’s President meets Dangote on expanding investments spanning ports, roads, power, fertiliser and regional trade.
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