AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoECOWAS Justice: ECOWAS has sworn in five new judges to its Community Court of Justice in Abuja, with Senegal’s Bassirou Diomaye Faye urging impartial, credible and independent rulings to rebuild public trust in regional justice. Cabo Verde in the spotlight: The swearing-in also marks the end of the term of Cape Verde’s outgoing judge Ricardo Cláudio Monteiro Gonçalves, as the court refreshes its bench for 2026–2030. World Habitat Day: UN marked 40 years of World Habitat Day with a push for “adequate housing for all,” warning that billions still lack this basic right and linking housing to poverty reduction and climate resilience. SATA privatization: Portugal’s Azores-focused SATA Group says it is prioritizing fleet and financial stability as SATA Internacional-Azores Airlines moves through privatization, including a planned phase-out of an Airbus A320ceo. Football governance: FIFA faces renewed scrutiny after reports say it knew DR Congo’s goalkeeper was ineligible but let the team continue, reigniting debate over how eligibility complaints are handled. Cape Verde ties in climate diplomacy: Cabo Verde is listed among the leaders attending a pre-COP meeting in Fiji, as Pacific climate leaders complain global attention is still too thin.
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