AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMigratory Bird Protection: A new EU-backed project aims to protect Egyptian vultures along their migration routes between the Balkans and Africa, tackling poisoning, poaching and dangerous power lines—threats that affect more than one species. AI Sovereignty: African policymakers should build and own AI capabilities, not stop at supplying data, argues researcher Yves Kokou; he says the continent has talent but must connect it and adapt AI to local languages and economies. Vultures in Chad: A six-month study recorded 113 hooded vultures in and around N’Djamena, identifying poisoning and illegal hunting as major threats. Illicit Medicines: UN figures show authorities seized 251 tonnes of medical products from 2020 to 2025 across Chad and four neighboring Central African countries, including genuine medicines diverted from supply chains and unapproved drugs.
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