AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFulbright & Science: Anthropology doctoral student Laura Haynes has been selected as a 2026–27 Fulbright-National Geographic grantee to study primate “social microbiomes” in Uganda, with community art and environmental education planned. Catholic Relief Services Visit: Bishop Neary reflects on his first trip to Madagascar with Catholic Relief Services, sharing what he saw and why he sees “reasons for hope.” Regional Diplomacy: Eswatini’s King Mswati III says SADC structures will drive efforts to resolve Madagascar’s political challenges, placing the issue inside established regional mechanisms. Gaming & Folklore: Madagascar-based studio Red Raketa Studio is set to launch the action-adventure “Kalanoro” on Sept 24, using Madagascar folklore and lemur musicians as part of its Lemuria world. Culture & Language: Russian Flag Day was marked in Antananarivo with a student concert at La Cité des Cultures, featuring Russian music and literature. Travel Access: A Henley Passport Index update notes Madagascar as visa-free for South African passport holders (subject to entry rules).
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