AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUranium Push: Aura Energy says it’s on track for a final investment decision on Mauritania’s Tiris uranium project by end-2026, after signing an MoU with a major nuclear utility and advancing its feasibility work. Energy Shock Watch: UNCTAD warns that Strait of Hormuz disruptions could add over $20B a year to oil import bills for vulnerable economies, with Mauritania among those hit hardest. Regional Security: Reports say Russia’s “Air Wagner” has used Algerian air bases for logistics tied to sanctions-avoidance, as Algeria receives more Russian jets. Immigration Crackdown: The U.S. confirmed deportations of 355 West Africans, including 12 Mauritanians, after publishing names and photos. Ebola Funding: CEPI plans about $60M for Moderna and partners to speed Ebola Bundibugyo vaccine development amid the eastern DR Congo outbreak. Health & Environment: Sahara dust is expected to reach eastern Cuba, bringing hazy skies and respiratory risks. Education Tech: Nigeria’s government hands ICT equipment to 15 colleges of education across zones, including Mauritania covered in the regional project.
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