AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCatholic Media & AI Ethics: Pope Leo XIV urged Catholic communicators at the first-ever SIGNIS World Congress in Kigali to use digital tools for human dignity, truth, and environmental care—warning against algorithm-driven communication that replaces real human encounter. Inclusive Sports in West Africa: Nigeria’s Fencing Federation launched Africa’s first Wheelchair Fencing Academy in Lagos (Aug 5–7), bringing athletes and officials from Togo, Rwanda, Liberia and more, with a push for equal opportunities for persons with disabilities. Togo Arts, Culture & Community Life: Asogli State announced the 2026 Yam Festival programme (Aug–Oct) and a customary funeral ban from Aug 17 to Oct 4, with events spanning youth empowerment, sports and community celebrations. Togo Public Space Update: Greater Lomé and Lacs coastal occupants of public land were granted an extra three weeks before the final phase of eviction operations tied to coastal protection efforts. Football Spotlight: Nigeria’s Flying Eagles booked WAFU B U-20 semi-final qualification after group results, setting up a clash with Côte d’Ivoire.
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