AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorld Cup Tech & Culture: The 2026 World Cup final halftime show finally got a full production, with Madonna, Shakira, BTS and Justin Bieber plus a symphony orchestra—Ugandan “Ghetto Kids” were invited for Shakira’s “Dai Dai,” showing how global tech-driven entertainment can still spotlight local talent. AI in Uganda’s Creative Economy: Kampala studios are using AI to speed up music production, but artists say the big question is ownership and whether AI tracks still have “soul.” Public Health & Ebola Risk: Canada temporarily bars entry for foreign nationals who visited DR Congo in the last 21 days as Ebola concerns rise; Uganda’s broader Ebola response continues to be shaped by fast-moving travel rules. Health Science Watch: Researchers report early warning signs of schistosomiasis drug resistance linked to genetic changes in Schistosoma mansoni, pushing for ongoing genomic monitoring. Uganda Governance & STEM Policy: Uganda’s $500bn growth goal is tied to stronger institutions and science, technology and innovation—highlighted at the CPA Economic Forum. Transport Safety: Uganda suspended school trips after a deadly Kapchorwa bus crash killed at least 20 pupils, underscoring urgent road-safety fixes. Agriculture & Data: Africa is scaling digital plant-health surveillance to protect crops and exports, aiming to cut rejected shipments.
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