AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMorocco’s Anti-Fraud Push: Bank Al-Maghrib and the National Financial Intelligence Authority held a Rabat workshop to tackle rising phishing and other digital financial scams, warning that social engineering is threatening consumer protection and the integrity of financial flows. Morocco vs “Forbidden Stories”: A separate backlash claims the Forbidden Stories campaign against Morocco is built on a single anonymous, unverifiable source and lacks courtroom-tested proof. Nigeria Healthcare Pressure: Leadway Health urged stakeholders to fix Nigeria’s healthcare bottlenecks—staff shortages, weak infrastructure, slow hospital reimbursements, and drug supply failures—arguing the cost is hitting productivity and human capital. Women’s Theatre Festival: South African playwright Napo Masheane brings back the HerStory International Theatre Festival (Aug 7–10) in Qwaqwa, centring women’s voices and mentorship around the 1956 Women’s March anniversary. Publishing & Culture: Duke University Press will publish Africana Studies professor Catherine A. John-Camara’s “Afroindigenization,” exploring grassroots cultural practice, spirituality, and diaspora resilience. Football Meets Film Politics: Morocco’s government is in a public row with the Polisario Front over Christopher Nolan filming “The Odyssey” in Western Sahara, with tourism and subsidies at the centre.
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