AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGuinea Politics: Former Guinean Prime Minister and opposition leader Sidya Touré has died in Paris at 81, after illness and treatment at the American Hospital of Paris, leaving a major mark as head of the UFR opposition party. Guinea Tragedy: A road accident in Sangardô (Kissidougou) has a revised death toll of 12, including a young bride returning from a wedding in Banian. Regional Arts & Culture (Football): Kenya’s Harambee Stars travel to Conakry to face Guinea in the 2027 AFCON qualifier at Stade 28 Septembre, with logistics set and training planned after a prior boycott over unpaid allowances. Sports Media: South Africa’s broadcaster SABC confirmed TV and streaming details for Bafana Bafana’s AFCON qualifier vs Eritrea in Cairo, with kick-off at 18:00 SAST and coverage on SABC 2, SABC Plus, and SABC Radio Stations. Arts/Ideas: Senegalese writer Felwine Sarr revisits “Afrotopia” themes in a new work on African emancipation and a “political economy of dignity.”
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