AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoESG Push in Nigeria: The SEC says sustainability reporting for large public interest entities becomes mandatory from 2027, with a phased rollout to other public firms in 2028 and SMEs by 2030—aimed at aligning disclosures with ISSB standards and unlocking global capital. Ebola Funding Pressure: Analysts warn the DRC–Uganda Ebola situation needs over $700m more for rapid containment, stressing that delays can quickly raise deaths and economic costs. Capital Markets & Corporate Deals: Nigeria’s Senate backs Huaxin’s $1bn Lafarge Africa sale to Chinese investors, while Vodafone shares jump after e& agrees to sell its full stake to Xavier Niel’s Vega. Kenya Growth & Tourism: Kenya’s economy expands 5.3% in Q1 2026, led by a tourism rebound and stronger manufacturing and construction. Regional Trade & Payments: The EAC advances a pilot cross-border instant payments link between Tanzania and Rwanda. Energy & Industry: Dangote confirms a $17bn Lamu refinery plan for Kenya, while Tanzania pitches itself as a top energy investment destination and MeTL targets $3bn+ revenue in 2026. Governance & Media: SERAP urges Tinubu to protect press freedom after the DSS arrest of journalist Zainab Sodiq. Road Safety: Dangote wins a Corporate Excellence Award for road safety initiatives in Nigeria.
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