AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVulture Conservation: A study around N’Djamena counted 113 hooded vultures over six months, finding poisoning and illegal hunting among the main threats to the critically endangered birds. Researchers also found vultures more often in greener, less-trafficked areas. AI Sovereignty: African countries should build and own AI capabilities rather than remain consumers or suppliers of data, researcher Yves Kokou told Tchadinfos. He says the continent has talent but needs to connect it and adapt AI policy to local needs, including linguistic diversity and a large informal economy. Medicine Safety: Authorities seized 251 tonnes of medical products across Chad and four other Central African countries from 2020 to 2025, according to a UN report. The haul included genuine medicines diverted from supply chains as well as unapproved and falsified products; seizure totals alone do not show how much trafficking increased.
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