AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRegional Elections & Democracy: SADC announced it will deploy an Electoral Observation Mission to Zambia’s 13 August 2026 general election, with long-term observers running from late July into August and a four-day refresher training for observers starting 1 August. Anti-Corruption Watch: A new Ibrahim Index of African Governance update flags Botswana’s anti-corruption slide as “increasing deterioration,” placing it 6th in Africa but noting a sharp decline over the past decade—an issue that also affects Comoros and other countries in the report’s worst-performing group. Comoros in International Diplomacy: China’s AU mission head, Ambassador Jiang Feng, met Comoros’ AU representative Assoumani, reaffirming support and discussing deeper cooperation under China’s Global Governance Initiative. Visa Access & Mobility: Panama published an official visa-free list for nine African countries, including Comoros, allowing up to three months without a visa. Maritime & Security: Kenya moved toward finalizing its National Maritime Security Strategy after an IMO-supported workshop in Mombasa, focusing on inter-agency coordination, coastal community roles, and new threats like cyber and underwater infrastructure. Business & Compliance (Global): MEXC named a new Chief Compliance Officer and CEO’s “first 100 days” priorities, signaling continued expansion beyond crypto—though not a Comoros policy story, it’s relevant to regional financial governance debates.
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