AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHelium & Uranium in Zambia: Atomic Eagle says its Muntanga uranium resource in Zambia jumped 24% to 58.8Mlb U₃O₈, and it’s gearing up for a major 30,000m drill push; meanwhile Noble Helium outlines its Tanzania “green helium” drill plan in Rift Valley rocks, aiming for gas on logs and samples for third-party certification. Renewables & energy policy: Ghana’s Parliament plans to install solar panels to move from awareness to action on clean energy; Zambia’s Smart Zambia and Huawei signed an MoU for a National AI Data Centre and training 5,000 ICT professionals by 2028; and Parliament to install solar panels is also flagged as part of a wider renewable push. ICT regulation & consumer safety: ZICTA is stepping into Mbala to warn users about online fraud and misuse of social platforms, reinforcing its consumer protection mandate. Hydropower governance: Zambia’s Zambezi River Authority joins the International Hydropower Association to strengthen sustainable hydropower development and basin-wide collaboration. AI & chips: Huawei’s semiconductor chief promotes a new “Tau Scaling Law” approach focused on signal delay optimization, raising the question of whether Africa becomes a participant in the shifting chip landscape. Health innovation: Zambia-linked STI research highlights higher NG burden in priority groups and calls for routine point-of-care NAAT screening plus AMR surveillance integration.
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