AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBEAC Import Safety Net: A new study urges the Bank of Central African States (BEAC) to set up an emergency liquidity facility of CFA1.7–2.3 trillion to keep essential imports—food, fuel, and pharmaceuticals—flowing during geopolitical shocks, with Gabon named among the CEMAC countries analyzed. WHO Internship Access: The World Health Organisation opened its Global Internship Programme to citizens of all 194 member states, including 54 African countries, offering placements in Switzerland and across regional and country offices. Water for Health: African leaders opened the African Water Forum in Chad, with Gabon’s president stressing that universal access to safe drinking water is key to health and dignity, as the region faces a major water crisis. Gabon Tax Fraud Case: A Gabonese man was jailed effectively for 10 years after defrauding South Africa’s SARS of about R67 million via forged medical invoices tied to VAT refund claims. Iboga Policy Spotlight: A Gabonese official discusses how iboga is moving from traditional medicine into a growing policy and governance debate as international demand rises. Digital Travel for Care: India released a 2026 list of 32 eligible African countries for its e-Visa, including Gabon, covering tourism, business, and medical travel. Noma Survivor Story: A feature highlights noma’s devastating impact and recovery pathways, following a survivor who received treatment and later helped others.
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