AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSudan Refugee Integration: Chad is feeling the full weight of Sudan’s war, with over 900,000 new Sudanese refugees arriving since April 2023 and more than 80% being women and children—pushing education, healthcare, protection, and basic services to breaking point, while long-term survival increasingly hinges on jobs, land, and schooling. Air Travel & Connectivity: Direct flights resumed between Tripoli and N’Djamena after a multi-year pause, with Afriqiyah Airways launching the route and the Chadian embassy citing the return of 44 citizens plus a new boost for trade and regional ties. Humanitarian Logistics: Airlink helped move 6.7 tonnes of medicines through Chad into West Darfur, supporting hospitals and clinics as fighting and displacement keep worsening across Sudan. Lake & Water Stewardship: Nigeria’s Navy marked World Lake Day, urging Nigerians to help preserve lakes like Lake Chad through cleaning, maintenance, and shared responsibility—linking healthy waters to food, fishing, power, tourism, and security. Regional Security Watch: A Sudan drone strike reportedly hit a convoy inside Chad’s eastern Ennedi region, raising fresh cross-border concerns. Cybercrime Crackdown: Zambia arrested 79 people in Lusaka over a suspected cybercrime network, seizing computers, phones, Starlink kits, passports, and cash—highlighting how travel and movement can intersect with fraud networks.
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