AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDiplomacy & Regional Security: The Gambia government condemned the demolition of a section of the Bulock Military Camp border fence by Senegalese forces, calling it provocative and unacceptable, while saying security remains calm and dialogue is underway through existing bilateral channels. Youth & Agriculture: Hon. Sulayman Jammeh told youth at an agrifood systems retreat that young people must lead transformation, urging innovation, climate-smart farming and better access to finance. Justice System Update: In Banjul High Court, charges against former Junglers member Sanna Manjang were amended on 17 July, dropping murder-related allegations and narrowing the case to assault charges tied to witnesses. Food Security Pressure: Groundnut farmers in Jokadou still await payment for last season’s sales; the government says it will pay verified farmers directly while pursuing defaulting Seccos. Digital Finance: Wave Gambia highlights a surge in financial inclusion, citing major gains in formal access driven by mobile money. Energy & Economy: The Petroleum Commission says it earned over US$1m from upstream activities in 2025, including payments for seismic and geological data. Environment & Resilience: Residents along Kotu Stream continue to raise concerns over flooding and waste as WACA ResIP 2 responds with interim plans ahead of the rainy season. Sports & Football Development: GFF inaugurated an interim board for the Gambia Premier League, aiming to fast-track a professional league roadmap.
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