AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoForeign Workers: Comoros’ July law reserving some small-business jobs for citizens has alarmed Malagasy traders, many of them women who depend on their earnings to support families. Critics warn it could deepen hardship; supporters say it protects economic sovereignty. Civil Liberties: YouTuber Davud Akhundzada says he was barred from Comoros after posting footage of the country’s waste crisis; he alleges the president ordered the ban. Regional Diplomacy: South Korea and the Indian Ocean Commission, which includes Comoros, signed an agreement to support cooperation on maritime security, climate change, fisheries and food security. Public Services: Moroni is struggling with a deepening water crisis as ageing infrastructure fails, while a World Bank study says Comoros needs greater investment in fisheries as climate change intensifies.
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