AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDisability Rights Push: In The Gambia, NODO chair Lamin Manneh urged full implementation of the Disability Act 2021, warning that the promised 3% public-sector job quota for people with disabilities is not being enforced and calling for real inclusion in education, healthcare, and government. Education Reform in Guinea-Bissau: A World Bank-backed structured pedagogy pilot in Morés (Oio) is giving teachers detailed lesson plans and materials to strengthen early Portuguese and math learning for 5- and 6-year-olds. Cultural Diplomacy: China’s Portuguese-speaking cultural week continued at Senado Square with performances from Guinea-Bissau and other Lusophone countries, spotlighting shared heritage through music and dance. Lusophone Crafts Showcase: The “Policromia Lusófona” handicraft exhibition opened at IAM Gallery, featuring textiles, musical instruments, sculptures, and everyday objects from Portuguese-speaking countries including Guinea-Bissau. Church Calls for Unity: A Capuchin bishop in Guinea-Bissau urged dialogue over political rivalry amid ongoing crisis, calling believers to work for reconciliation and peace.
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