AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Health: Madagascar is stretching scarce mpox supplies by “fractional dosing,” splitting vaccines into fifths as the outbreak grows, with at least 4,000 cases reported and over a million people at risk, including high-risk groups like sex workers, young children, people living with HIV/Aids, and medical workers. Business & Culture: A Mauritius–Madagascar business forum opened in Antananarivo on 13 August, bringing together 50+ companies across sectors from agriculture and tourism to creative industries and education, aiming to deepen trade and investment ties. Church Education: SECAM wrapped its first-ever conference on Catholic education, calling for stronger continental coordination, a proposed Episcopal Commission for Catholic Education, and a 2026–2031 roadmap covering leadership, safeguarding, digital transformation and AI. Culture & Lifestyle: A new report highlights Madagascar’s cultural tourism boost after a restored palace, while broader African lifestyle coverage spotlights baobabs as “tree of life” icons—featuring Madagascar among the best places to visit. Community & Learning: From libraries to zoos, family learning continues—like a bug safari event and new reptile exhibits—keeping hands-on science culture in the spotlight.
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