AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCreative Industries: Rwanda-registered CAFA will present a plan to grow Africa’s fashion economy to $500 billion at a Lagos gathering, with a focus on jobs for women and young people. Media & Digital Life: Rwandan media and legal experts say journalists and online creators need to pair fresh storytelling with accuracy and a clear grasp of the law. Skills & Work: Esther’s Aid graduated 283 culinary, nutrition and fashion trainees in Kigali and plans to develop its culinary school into a university. A green TVET programme in Rwanda and Uganda is also nearing completion, aiming to equip more than 10,000 young people with job-ready skills. Sport & Culture: Senegal’s Youth Olympics opened with dancers, drummers and performances celebrating African traditions—the first Olympic event hosted on the continent. Women in Mobility: A new Rwanda pilot is training women to become electric-motorcycle riders and entrepreneurs, addressing their low representation in transport.
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