AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater Crisis in Eastern Chad: In Abeché and across Chad’s desert east, taps often run dry and families—especially women—buy water or trek for it, with officials citing rapid population growth and patchy infrastructure; UN data says fewer than 10% of households had safe, continuously running water in 2024, and the strain is linked to deadly violence over access to wells. Sahel Water Shift: A wider Sahel story also points to rising groundwater and recovering water bodies after decades of drought, though rains can bring both floods and renewed recharge. Peace and Unity Effort: Chad has legally backed a new interfaith platform in N’Djamena, giving Muslim, Catholic, and Protestant leaders a formal framework to coordinate dialogue and national cohesion. Visa-Free Push: Chad’s government says entry visas for all Africans will be abolished from Jan. 1, 2027, praised by ITUC-Africa as a boost for free movement and trade. Regional Diplomacy: Moldova and Chad have established diplomatic relations, effective from the date of their UN communiqué signing.
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