AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoComoros–Madagascar Jobs Law: A new Comoros jobs law reserving some small-scale work for Comorians by birth is drawing sharp criticism for pushing many Malagasy residents—especially women—into illegality and deeper precarity, with lawyers and public law scholars warning of a xenophobic edge and a threat to livelihoods even before the rules are enforced. Super Falcons Olympic Prep: Nigeria’s Super Falcons have begun preparations for their 2028 Olympic qualifiers against Comoros, with nine players already reporting to camp in Ikenne and interim coach Augustine Eguavoen calling up 28; both legs will be played at Remo Stars Stadium in Ikenne-Remo due to Comoros lacking a CAF-approved venue. Regional Security Talks: Uganda is hosting an inaugural African conference on “Military Operations Other Than War” in Kampala, with Comoros among participating countries, as leaders focus on cyber threats, AI, terrorism, border security, and legal/ethical accountability. Western Indian Ocean Environment: Tanzania is set to host COP12 for the Nairobi Convention on Oct 6–9, aiming to boost regional action on marine pollution, illegal fishing, and climate-driven coastal ecosystem damage, with Zanzibar officials also involved. International Spotlight on Comoros: A U.S. Coast Guard operation targeting fuel shipments to Cuba involved a Comoros-flagged vessel, M/V Grace, escorted to Mexico for inspection after alleged hidden fuel in ballast tanks.
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