AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoAI & Environment: A UN report urges AI firms to disclose their environmental footprint, warning the AI boom is straining power grids, water supplies and land resources. Africa Climate Rights: In Tanzania, Maasai communities are rejecting soil carbon credits, saying evictions and failed promises are erasing land knowledge while carbon traders profit. Publishing/Media & Data Integrity: Nigeria’s INEC says the Emeka Ike voter-record leak came from misuse of valid internal credentials, not hacking—while Atiku demands an independent probe. Legal/Publishing Ecosystem: EFCC closes its case against Ali Bello in a N10.2bn fraud trial, with court proceedings admitting statements tied to alleged payments. Books & Culture: Taschen has expanded Peter Beard’s The End of the Game with a new edition focused on Africa’s wildlife crisis. Education: Nigeria’s NCCE warns the country is “finished” if teacher education is mishandled, stressing teachers as the foundation of national development.
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