AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLiberia WAMZ Push: Liberia met 3 of 4 West African Monetary Zone convergence targets for a second straight year, with only average inflation still below threshold, as reserves and fiscal discipline improve. Liberia Public Finance: The World Bank projects Liberia could unlock extra fiscal space of about 3.9%–5.3% of GDP annually by 2030 via revenue, spending reforms and better fiscal risk management. Liberia Health Infrastructure: Nimba County opened a new EPI cold-chain depot to expand safe vaccine storage and immunisation outreach, funded by Gavi plus government support. Kenya CHAN Funds Case: Kenya’s DPP approved charges against former Sports PS Peter Kaberia and nine others over alleged misuse of Sh330m CHAN preparation funds, with companies also facing prosecution. Nigeria Land Enforcement: Police began enforcing a Lagos High Court judgment in a long-running Ogombo land dispute covering 114.476 hectares, including a N1.5bn settlement/compensation. Nigeria Data Centres: NSIA says it’s ramping digital infrastructure investment, highlighting the KASI hyperscale data centre as an AI-ready platform to reduce FX spending on offshore hosting. South Africa Housing Pressure: Residents raised concerns over maintenance and infrastructure issues at Kruinhoff Retirement Village, spotlighting ongoing service delivery gaps. Construction & Industry: Rönesans was named in ENR’s 2026 Top 250 International Contractors list, ranking among the world’s top 50 international contractors for the 11th year.
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