AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoMpox Alert in Guinea-Bissau: UNICEF says the country’s first mpox outbreak is already a major public health event, with 46 suspected cases and children making up half—23 under 15, including 16 aged 0–4—while seven adult cases are confirmed and no deaths reported; UNICEF warns fragile surveillance and contact-tracing gaps could let cases spread, and fears September school reopenings will raise transmission risk. Faith & Identity in Bissau: Aicha Settimia Canté, 27 and the daughter of a Muslim imam, made her first profession as a Catholic religious sister in the Diocese of Bissau, describing the moment as joy and gratitude after a vocation shaped by crossing religious traditions. Health Milestone Beyond Bissau: WHO confirms poliovirus type 2 outbreaks have been stopped in five African countries, including Guinea-Bissau, after targeted vaccination and strengthened surveillance. Civic Debate: A civil society statement argues constitutional revision must be transparent, inclusive, and backed by guaranteed public debate—not just a yes-or-no vote. Culture & Books: The Harlem Book Fair returns with live music, readings, and panels, spotlighting writers and global Black history.
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