AGP Executive Report
Last update: 28 minutes agoUN Appointments: UN Secretary-General António Guterres named Nigeria’s Ahunna Eziakonwa as Special Adviser on Africa, succeeding Cristina Duarte, with nearly 30 years of UN leadership and oversight of UNDP work across 46 African countries. Constitutional Reform Dialogue: Liberia’s Governance Commission and Law Reform Commission launched a national push to review the 1986 Constitution, with Civil Service Agency DG Josiah Joekai Jr. presenting a paper urging urgent reform. Parliament Oversight: Liberia’s House summoned LDEA, RIA management, Justice Ministry and Customs over the US$19.2m cocaine seizure, demanding disclosure of suspects and raising pressure on border control integrity. Health Policy Clash: A U.S. congressman urged the Liberian Senate to reject an abortion provision in a public health bill, framing it as a moral and safety issue. Education Integrity: United Methodist University introduced QR-code certificates to curb academic fraud and speed up credential verification. Governance & Youth: UNDP opened YPLS Africa Cohort 13 in Monrovia, calling for ethical, inclusive youth leadership to strengthen democratic institutions. Environment & Forest Monitoring: A Ghana-Liberia-linked “Akofena Project” trained community forest monitors to improve transparency and curb illegal forest activities.
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