AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSudan War Fallout at Adré Border: Rising numbers of Chadians fleeing Sudan are arriving at Adré, but UN agencies warn funding shortfalls could force them to halt operations, leaving returnees and displaced people in limbo. Refugee Education in Chad: With Chad hosting over 1.5 million refugees, a push to integrate refugee students into the national school system is underway to replace costly parallel schooling and ease pressure on a strained education system. Power and Infrastructure: Algeria laid the foundation stone for a 40-megawatt Algerian-Chadian Solidarity Power Plant in N’Djamena, aiming to meet growing electricity demand and strengthen supply security. Climate Pressure on Sahel Oases: Photos from Mao and Kaou show how rising temperatures and encroaching sand dunes are shrinking oases, threatening farmers and local wildlife. Food and Seed Sovereignty: African countries signed the N’Djamena Declaration in Chad calling for legal protection of farmer-managed seed systems against restrictive corporate seed rules and “bio digitalization.” Local Security and Violence: Reports say clashes between farmers and herders in Mayo-Kebbi East left 11 dead, with homes burned after livestock damaged farmland.
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