AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoECOWAS Court: Sierra Leone’s ECOWAS Community Court of Justice has sworn in five new judges for four-year, non-renewable terms, with Senegal’s Bassirou Faye urging impartiality and protection of citizens’ rights. Aviation Safety: SLCAA boss Musayeroh Barrie called for stronger regional cooperation to boost aviation safety and regulatory capacity, highlighting how cross-border partnerships can support training for smaller regulators. Justice Tech: Sierra Leone’s judiciary and the Attorney-General’s Office, with UNESCO, will develop a national AI roadmap for the justice sector, starting with the security sector, aiming for responsible, rights-focused digital case management. Heat & Cities: A new report urges Middle East cities to build heat resilience through tailored Heat Action Plans, combining physical upgrades, better data use, and stronger government coordination. Recycling Fire & Worker Safety: Reports describe a major battery fire at a recycling centre with explosions and heavy smoke, while separate coverage notes fatal recycling-yard incidents—raising urgent questions about hazardous waste handling and workplace safety. Energy & Investment: Sierra Leone is drawing fresh oil-and-gas attention as international firms expand offshore reconnaissance and exploration, alongside plans linked to regional gas connectivity. Jobs at Marampa: Marampa Mines is reportedly preparing restructuring that could cut about 925 jobs amid weak iron ore prices and higher costs. Public Procurement: Sierra Leone will host the 2026 African Public Procurement Network conference in Lungi, spotlighting transparency, accountability, and digital procurement reforms.
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