AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBiodiversity Breakthrough: A “ghost” green mamba from São Tomé, first collected in 1885, has been rediscovered in a Polish museum, giving scientists a rare chance to re-check its identity and settle long-running classification confusion. Heritage & Conservation: UNESCO has added six former plantation “rocas” on São Tomé and Príncipe to its World Heritage List, and investors are circling as a 10-year restoration plan aims to protect the crumbling sites tied to slavery-era labor. Science, Education & Culture Links: Russia’s Rossotrudnichestvo says it will open new “partner Russian Houses,” including in São Tomé and Príncipe, as part of a wider network expansion focused on Russian language, education, science, and culture. Social Cohesion & Migration Attitudes: A new Afrobarometer report finds Africans are broadly tolerant of neighbors’ differences, but immigration is a clear boundary—fewer than half think immigrants benefit their economy, and many favor admitting fewer foreign job seekers and refugees. Connectivity Costs: A study by Broadband Genie ranks the UK 46th for average mobile broadband data cost, highlighting how pricing varies widely across markets.
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