AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDigital Skills Shift: A new report on youth in Nigeria says more young people are ditching traditional trades like fashion design, tailoring and carpentry for faster online income, leaving apprenticeships struggling to attract committed learners. Togolese Music Tech: In Togo, Nihtael is helping artists adapt to the digital era through distribution, artist development and better online visibility. Sports Streaming: DAZN secured LaLiga EA SPORTS rights across Sub-Saharan Africa for three seasons, starting this weekend, bringing all 380 matches per season to fans in the region. Women’s Football: Ghana’s Ampem Darkoa Ladies advanced to the WAFU B Women’s Champions League semi-finals after a 4-0 win over Niger’s AS Garde Nationale, with a key group decider against Nigeria next. Togo Media Work: A SYNJIT survey flags precarious conditions for Togo’s private journalists—low pay, insecure contracts, delayed income and limited social protection. Creative Culture: Ghana’s CRAFTARA Festival opened in Accra to spotlight African crafts and connect artisans across countries, including Togo. Handball: Ghana’s Black Fingers depart for Burkina Faso for the maiden IHF Africa Zone III Senior Tournament, with regional rivals including Togo.
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