AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCyborg Cockroaches for Rescue & Space: NTU Singapore and Waseda University unveiled miniature diving suits for Madagascar hissing cockroaches, letting the insects survive and move underwater for up to three hours in low-oxygen and CO2-filled conditions—aimed at disaster search-and-rescue and, eventually, Mars surface exploration. Education Connectivity: Airtel Africa and UNICEF plan to connect 5,000 schools across 14 countries to free internet by 2027, building on a 2021 partnership that has already reached 3,296 schools and millions of learners. Health Threat (AMR): A JAMA Network Open study across six African countries—including Madagascar—finds rising antimicrobial resistance in common UTI bacteria, warning that monitoring and treatment guidance are urgently needed. Climate & Flood Risk: UN agencies warn that a “super” El Niño could hit hardest across Africa, with Madagascar among the high-risk countries, while southern and eastern regions brace for drought, storms, and flooding. Ocean Governance: Interview coverage highlights how African countries are pushing marine protected areas in international waters under the High Seas Treaty, stressing the need for stronger coordination and enforcement. Carbon Markets: Mundys’ Neya initiative focuses on high-integrity carbon removal credits to cut hard-to-abate emissions tied to airports and aviation.
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