AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Health & Safety: Police in Hillsboro arrested a 27-year-old driver after a late-July crash into a home, saying he was driving under the influence; no injuries were reported, but the case highlights ongoing road-safety risks. Health System & Care Culture (Ghana): Ghana’s government urged healthcare professionals and diagnostic providers to keep saving lives and show more compassion, pointing to rising non-communicable diseases like diabetes, hypertension, cancer and kidney disease. Fake Medicines Crackdown (Nigeria): Lagos police arrested two suspects and uncovered warehouses allegedly used to repackage and traffic counterfeit/adulterated pharmaceuticals, including suspected adulterated Omeprazole and other drugs. Regional Health Security (WHO): Health ministers from Botswana, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria and Togo adopted an eight-year strategy (2022–2030) to better contain public health emergencies and strengthen resilient health systems. Digital Connectivity for Health (Togo): Togo revised radio-frequency fees to support new satellite services, aiming to expand connectivity in rural areas and enable innovations in sectors including health. UN Support in Togo: The UN system mobilized $53.6m in 2025 to reach over 1.2m people in Togo, including work on malaria vaccination, neonatal care and school meal programs.
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