AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSolar Supply Surge: China hit a record 68 GW of solar component exports in March 2026, with demand spikes across Africa—Nigeria’s imports jumped to 1.2 GW (+519%) as grids and diesel costs keep pushing clean power. Food Security in Chad: WFP launched resilience projects across multiple Chad regions, backing small farmers with land access, seeds, hydro-agriculture, cooperatives, and climate-smart farming to cut long-term aid dependence. Biodiversity Discovery in Chad: Researchers in Guéra, Chad, captured the first-ever photos of the “Rusty Lark,” rediscovered after 94 years, highlighting how field science still reshapes what we think is extinct. Security Tech & Borders: A Nigeria-focused report highlights how surveillance gaps at entry routes leave many crossings unmonitored, while a Nigeria filmmaker’s U.S. border tour points to how coordinated tech and operations could help. Health Tech Partnership: Gilead renewed a WHO deal to eliminate kala-azar (visceral leishmaniasis), expanding medicine donations and funding that will also reach Chad. Population Pressure: Pew analysis shows Africa’s under-25 share is rising fast, with Chad’s fertility rate among the highest—raising stakes for jobs, services, and planning.
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