AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoClimate & Weather Watch: INAMET says there’s no scientific study proving El Niño’s direct impact on Angola, pushing back on “contradictory” claims circulating in media and social networks. Humanitarian Crisis: Amnesty reports drought-driven Angolans in Namibia face arrest, detention, denial of health care, and deportation, warning Namibia’s immigration and refugee rules leave a protection gap for women and children. Water Security in Angola: Cunene’s governor highlights new drought-response water works—Cafu canal and the Ndúe and Calucuve dams—aimed at stabilizing rural supplies and protecting livestock. Ecosystem Health: Scientists warn of an unusual rabies outbreak among seals in the Benguela Current ecosystem, urging people not to touch sick or dead animals as researchers track possible spread. AU Peace Agenda: Angola’s envoy Dion Ngute attended the AU extraordinary session in Luanda focused on strengthening conflict prevention, early warning, terrorism response, and sustainable funding for African-led peace operations.
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