AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGuinea-Bissau Arts & Culture: Reuters reports that opposition activist and rapper Vigario Luis Balanta was beaten to death in March, with his wife describing how she urged him to stay low—his killing has pushed his movement underground. Public Health & Media: UNICEF warns Guinea-Bissau is facing its first mpox outbreak, with children making up half of suspected cases and fears rising as schools reopen. Health Systems Upgrade: WAHO donated €1.5m in lab equipment to Guinea-Bissau’s National Public Health Laboratory under an ECOWAS project to boost disease detection and emergency response. Faith & Community: Aicha Settimia Canté, daughter of an imam, made her first profession as a Catholic religious sister in Bissau, a milestone shared widely online. Sports & Youth (Regional): ECOWAS mission ESSMGB held a 5km route march in Bissau to build fitness, teamwork, and camaraderie among personnel and Guinea-Bissau security forces. International Entertainment: The New York Film Festival announced its Talks lineup, including Martin Scorsese and Mike Leigh.
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