AGP Executive Report
Last update: 28 minutes agoUranium Deal: The US approved up to $414.2m financing for Global Atomic’s Dasa uranium project in Niger, aiming to strengthen critical mineral supply chains as Niger’s ties shift after the 2024 US troop withdrawal. Security-First Development: Niger’s North Central Development Commission unveiled a 20-year plan (2027–2046) arguing that security must be treated like core infrastructure, alongside agriculture, mining, digital growth and early-warning systems. Mining Tragedy: Niger’s NSCDC says 33 suspected illegal miners died in custody during operations in Wushishi and Lukoto, with the cause under investigation after claims of a “strange disease outbreak.” Civic Space Under Pressure: Amnesty International condemned Nigeria’s Tinubu government for shrinking civic space, citing cases involving DSS actions against critics and activists. Weather Risk: NiMet issued severe thunderstorm alerts across central and northern states including Niger, warning of strong winds, lightning, flash flooding and reduced visibility. Power & Renewables: Nigeria’s power minister said improved electricity supply is reaching some areas (with reports of “freezers freezing”), while noting old infrastructure and vandalism challenges.
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