AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMining & Energy Deals: Atomic Eagle says it has regained 60% and operational control of Niger’s Madaouela uranium project after a new exploitation permit, aiming to end arbitration and push for a JORC-compliant resource update. Capital Markets & Corporate Governance: Grit Real Estate Income Group is suspended from the London Stock Exchange and Stock Exchange Mauritius after delays in audited results, highlighting investor risk from reporting lapses. Fintech Growth: MTN reports fintech momentum in H1, with fintech revenue up and transaction volumes surging as it moves toward a broader digital financial ecosystem. Credit Access Partnerships: Visa, _able and Onafriq team up to expand Visa Flex Credential across CEMEA, enabling issuers to offer credit via existing debit/prepaid credentials. Currency & Markets: South Africa’s rand struggles around R16/$ as automated trading orders pile up, even as broader dollar pressure supports gains. Health & Regulation: Ghana’s President Mahama calls for stronger health professional regulation across Africa to protect patients and strengthen universal health coverage. Youth & Digital/Green Investment: Ethiopia urges BRICS to fund youth enterprises and scale digital and green technologies to drive youth-led growth. Infrastructure Funding Gap: South Africa warns of a R1.6tn municipal infrastructure shortfall, urging private capital alongside public allocations.
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