AGP Executive Report

Last update: 41 minutes ago

Print Industry: South Africa’s 5% tariff on imported newsprint is intended to protect local production, but could raise costs for publishers and newspapers. Library Access: Tanzania has launched a digital library system, with Education Minister Mkenda urging the board to prioritise books over buildings. Nigeria’s Copyright Commission is also moving to establish a national accessible-book portal. Book Fairs: Algeria’s 29th International Book Fair is expected to host 1,567 publishers from 51 countries, with Saudi Arabia named guest of honour. Publishing Innovation: A Tanzanian publisher is using AI to convert social scripts, while a Ghanaian journalist has turned a popular Daily Graphic series into a book.

Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.

AGP Wire

fallback image
Oct. 19, 2026

ByThis adds mug and tumbler sublimation kit for South African makers

AGP

fallback image
5 hours ago

Black church coalition backs Angie Nixon for U.S. Senate

AGP

fallback image
9 hours ago

Oakland University professor Chaunda L. Scott recognized for HRD scholarship and global reach

AGP

fallback image
Oct. 1, 2026

Bookstore market seen reaching $21.33 billion by 2030

AGP


Perspectify logo Perspectify News

Learn about labels.

Labels
Left-wing Center-left Neutral Public Broadcaster Gov't Institution Center-right Right-wing Pro-Government Gov't Propaganda Indeterminate Press Release Service
filter

Filter

Source Label Filters

All labels are selected. Deselect any labels you want to hide from your feed.

Labels:

Left-wing
Center-left
Neutral
Public Broadcaster
Gov't Institution
Center-right
Right-wing
Pro-Government
Gov't Propaganda
Indeterminate
Press Release Service
Publishing Is Not Enough: How young climate scientists can make their research matter

Publishing Is Not Enough: How young climate scientists can make their research matter


fallback image
Oct. 19, 2026

ByThis adds a Sublimation Mug and Tumbler Kit for South African makers ahead of the year-end gifting rush

EIN Presswire

fallback image
5 hours ago

The National Black Church Initiative: A Coalition of 150,000 Black Churches Endorse Angie Nixon for US Senate

EIN Presswire

fallback image
Oct. 15, 2026

Library of Virginia completes five-year effort to digitize 99 ‘Free Negro Registers’ for Virginia Untold: The African American Narrative

Library of Virginia

fallback image
9 hours ago

Minister Enoch Godongwana: Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement 2026

South African Government

fallback image
Oct. 20, 2026

Frank Igwealor Releases OPPORTUNISTIC, a Guide to Spotting Real Opportunities and Acting Before the Window Closes

EIN Presswire

fallback image
9 hours ago

Influential Women Highlights Dr. Chaunda L. Scott: Advancing HR Development Through Scholarship And Global Engagement

EIN Presswire

More press releases

Video Stories

YouTube video thumbnail:  Nigeria’s Dangote Group Buys Stake in Kenya’s oil Pipeline Network
Play
Nigeria’s Dangote Group Buys Stake in Kenya’s oil Pipeline Network
YouTube video thumbnail:  Why Ghana Wants Brics Membership
Play
Why Ghana Wants Brics Membership
YouTube video thumbnail: Discover Affinity Group Publishing
Play
Discover Affinity Group Publishing
YouTube video thumbnail: UN Warns Against Premature Exit of Peacekeepers From Central African Republic
Play
UN Warns Against Premature Exit of Peacekeepers From Central African Republic
YouTube video thumbnail: Nigeria Confirms First Ebola Case
Play
Nigeria Confirms First Ebola Case

Video Title

Sign up for:

Books & Publishers: Africa

The daily local news briefing you can trust. Every day. Subscribe now.

By signing up, you agree to our Terms & Conditions.

globe

Explore More

Share this page:

Advanced Search Options

Search for:

Search scope:

Type:

Search in:

Date range:

The last

Sort by:

Sign up for:

Books & Publishers: Africa

The daily local news briefing you can trust. Every day. Subscribe now.

By signing up, you agree to our Terms & Conditions.