AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI & Language Policy: Burundi’s Kiswahili conference in Bujumbura put artificial intelligence at the center of plans to expand Kiswahili across education, research, and digital platforms. Marine Science: In Accra, scientists from 21 African countries met under the IAEA to harmonise microplastics monitoring protocols for coastal waters using nuclear and isotopic techniques, aiming for comparable data to guide environmental policy. Telecom & Regional Networks: Pierre-Antoine Legagneur’s leadership at Yas Togo highlights Comoros-linked telecom integration plans, including a Nokia deal for 5G-ready radio sites and major network expansion. Ocean Mapping Reality Check: New reporting says less than 30% of Earth’s ocean floor is mapped to modern standards, leaving deep-sea exploration far behind space and Mars imaging. Comoros Consumer Tech: ACTIC and journalist Oubeidillah Mchangama launched a 24-hour boycott urging Comoros mobile users to skip airtime/data purchases after price hikes. Trade & Digital Services: WTO LDC discussions stressed that skills and digital infrastructure are key for LDCs to grow digitally deliverable services exports.
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