AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate & Health: A new Nature study says climate change is “moving” malaria: overall risk for sub-Saharan children is slightly higher, but rising temperatures could cut malaria in today’s hottest hotspots while increasing it in southern and East Africa—meaning new places may need stronger prevention fast. Bissau-Guinea Soil Science & Policy: A fresh look at Amílcar Cabral’s agronomy argues that restoring Africa’s soils is inseparable from politics and society, linking degraded farmland to long-term human freedom and rural livelihoods. Wildlife Research in Guinea-Bissau: In Cantanhez National Park, researchers filmed wild chimpanzees repeatedly eating naturally fermented fruit with ethanol—suggesting alcohol may be a regular part of their diet and how they process it. Food Security: FAO reports global hunger fell by about 43 million people (2022–2025), but Africa still lags, with 20% of Africans facing hunger in 2025. Visa Tech/Policy: The US made its visa bond requirement permanent, potentially affecting applicants from 50 countries (mostly African) with bonds up to $20,000 for B1/B2 visas.
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