AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDangote Refinery Push (Kenya): Aliko Dangote and President William Ruto broke ground on the $16bn Lamu refinery, with claims it will create jobs and boost regional energy security, while a Kenyan court fight and land protests threaten site work. Industrial Land & Jobs (Kenya): Murang’a County plans an industrial city/industrial park on 1,400 acres, aiming to outgrow Nairobi and shift manufacturing activity outward. Power for Industry (Nigeria): Nigeria started building a new National Control Centre in Osogbo to replace a 64-year-old grid facility, targeting better reliability for businesses, schools and hospitals. Property & Courts (Nigeria): Wike’s son denied a $2.1m Abuja land-deal allegation, saying his signature was forged as the case heads back to court. Housing/Planning (South Africa): A legal explainer notes wills should be reviewed after marriage or divorce, reflecting how estate plans must adapt to changing family circumstances. Governance & Transparency (South Africa): Cape Town’s data-centre buildout faces calls for clearer rules and accountability as civil society pushes for a balanced regulatory framework. Morocco Leadership: Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri was appointed Morocco’s first female prime minister, tasked with forming a coalition government after her party won the most seats.
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