AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUN Cartography Push: The UN General Assembly backed the “Correct the Map” resolution, urging governments, schools, media and tech platforms to use equal-area maps like Equal Earth to show Africa’s true relative size more fairly. Education & Skills: Togo says 2.9 million students returned to class as reforms roll out career-focused lessons from primary school and new school FabLabs, plus science-focused middle and high schools. Health Access: Togo is expanding local service offices for universal health insurance (AMU) across Greater Lomé, making it easier to submit documents, file complaints and handle prior authorization. Sports & Youth: Sacred Heart track athlete Sierra Thompson visited Togo for a two-week mission trip sharing sprints and throws; meanwhile, Ghana’s Black Maidens and referees selected for the WAFU B U17 Girls Cup are set for the Côte d’Ivoire tournament. Togolese Music & Tech: Nihtael Dynasty is building more sustainable digital careers for artists, while Togolese entrepreneur Medede Bidassa highlights AI tools for dairy farming. Press Freedom: CPJ calls on Togo to investigate the kidnapping and assault of journalist Roland Yaovi Kodjo.
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