AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWest Africa Coup Fears: Niamey’s deadly gunfire has reignited worries about mutiny risks across the Sahel, with Burkina Faso’s Ibrahim Traoré and Togo’s Faure Gnassingbé named as potential targets of destabilization. ECOWAS Peacekeeping Legacy: ECOWAS unveiled new books on its peacemaking and conflict-resolution work, including “Fighting Bushfires,” revisiting interventions in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea-Bissau. Togo Media Workers Under Pressure: A SYNJIT survey says most private-media journalists in Togo earn under CFAF 100,000 monthly, face insecure contracts, delayed pay, and lack social protection or health coverage. Togo Music Digital Shift: Nihtael is helping Togolese artists navigate digital distribution, release strategy and online visibility. Sports & Streaming: DAZN secured LaLiga rights across Sub-Saharan Africa, while Ghana’s Ampem Darkoa Ladies advanced in the WAFU B Women’s Champions League. Handball in Burkina Faso: Ghana’s Black Fingers head to an IHF Zone III tournament with Togo and other regional teams in the mix.
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