AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMusic Industry & Creative Economy: Kenya’s President William Ruto says Nairobi is ready to become Africa’s next hub for recorded music after meeting IFPI CEO Victoria Oakley, pointing to Sony, Universal and Warner setting up operations in the city. Publishing & Books (Africa-linked): Morocco reopens university grant applications as living costs rise, while a Luanda launch promotes a book on Angola’s 2006 World Cup participation. Literary Culture: Pope Leo XIV writes a foreword for Vatican Publishing House’s new peace-focused book, invoking Bob Dylan and urging nuclear disarmament. Governance & Accountability: Nigeria’s ICPC confirms it questioned Femi Gbajabiamila in a probe into alleged PFIPC operations, and the Federal High Court adjourns a suit challenging Ireti Kingibe’s ADC senatorial ticket. Public Finance: Nigeria’s FG says it settled N333bn of legacy power sector debts and paid the first bond coupon, setting up a N729bn Series II bond. Rights & Data: The US EEOC moves to end a 60-year requirement for employers to submit workforce demographic reports, a shift with implications for workplace monitoring.
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