AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoChurch Fraud Alert: The Catholic Diocese of Abengourou warned the public about fraudsters impersonating Bishop Jean-Pierre Tanoh Tiémélé to solicit money, stressing the bishop will never request transfers or personal payments. Street Dance Culture: Abidjan’s working-class neighborhoods are buzzing with the biama dance craze—fast, acrobatic, and comedic—where teens gather weekly after school and “biamasseurs” turn sandy lots into free-to-watch community stages. Healthcare & Community: Humanity First inaugurated the Masroor Centre for Healthcare in Yopougon-Gesco, adding surgical theatres, ICU, diagnostics, and specialist cardiology and gastroenterology services for Abidjan and referrals. Youth, Skills & Inclusion: A UNESCO BRIDGE Programme workshop in Seoul brought together field workers from Ivory Coast and other countries to strengthen education support for out-of-school children and adults through practical, peer-led training. Religious & Cultural Life: Interfaith activities at St. Patrick’s School in Karachi highlighted unity and respect across Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, and Sikhism, with an Ivory Coast honorary consul among speakers. Local Safety: Reports also note drug interdictions linked to routes involving Abidjan, as authorities seized synthetic cannabis shipments and arrested suspects.
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