AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDisability Rights & Care: In Bouaké, a mother says a specialized centre is the safest option for her son with developmental disorders, as stigma can mean rejection, violence, or worse; the UN and the RAIPH network call the situation an “emergency” and highlight limited local residential support. Education Policy: Côte d’Ivoire’s education ministry has ended “cours de renforcement” paid by parents, arguing teachers should deliver quality during official hours—parents in places like Alépé are split, with some praising less pressure on children and others worrying about lost advantages. Digital Culture & Regulation: Côte d’Ivoire’s ARTCI is building digital regulation skills through a regional workshop in Cameroon, aiming to better oversee the country’s fast-changing digital space. Music & Community: Abidjan’s Anoumabo hosts “Concert de la Fraternité” celebrating Guinea–Côte d’Ivoire ties, featuring Soul Bang’s and Manamba Kanté. STEM & Youth: A new look at schooling shows fewer students choosing science tracks across West Africa, with Côte d’Ivoire’s elite maths-and-physics share especially low. Showbiz: Tayc announces an Africa Tour 2026 with an Abidjan stop in October and Cotonou in December.
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