AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRwanda Connectivity Upgrade: Rwanda is preparing to phase out 3G (switch-off from June 30, 2027) and later 2G, urging businesses and public institutions to upgrade so they can benefit from faster 4G/5G services and better mobile banking, e-services, education and health. Digital Payments & Media Literacy: AfricaNenda Foundation is training journalists across countries including Rwanda to report on inclusive instant payments, aiming to build public trust and understanding of new payment systems. Mining Tech in Rwanda: Trinity Metals has started sonic drilling at its Nyakabingo mine, generating samples for metallurgical testing to update resources and support a modern processing plant. Public Finance Systems: Rwanda’s region-wide push for stronger digital governance shows up in IFMIS upgrades elsewhere, with governments validating system requirements to improve public investment oversight. AI & Trust Debate: A broader Africa-wide discussion warns that AI adoption can deepen inequality unless countries build local capacity and governance focused on trust and access. Health Funding Pressure: At AIDS 2026 in Rio, leaders warn HIV progress is fragile as global donor funding fell sharply in 2025, even as some countries increase domestic spending.
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