AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDangote Refinery & Fuel Prices: Dangote’s refinery shipped about 466,000 tonnes of jet fuel to Europe in June 2026, overtaking the US as the top external supplier, while Nigeria’s pump prices are set to fall again after Dangote cut petrol by N50 and diesel by N80 to N1,165 and N1,570 per litre respectively. Insurance Shock in Nigeria: NAICOM revoked Nigeria Reinsurance Corporation’s licence for missing minimum capital rules and appointed a receiver/provisional liquidator, with accounts frozen as wind-down begins. Consumer Protection & Trust: South Africa’s legal gap on AI liability is flagged as regulators struggle to fit AI harms into existing delict, POPIA and Consumer Protection Act frameworks; meanwhile, product recall coverage in SA is framed as a sign of safety surveillance, not automatic brand failure. Retail & Hospitality: Pick n Pay reported steady sales with online growth and clothing recovery, and dailypoint expanded hospitality CRM/loyalty customers across the Americas. Payments & Digital IDs: Ethiopia moved its National ID Program into Faydaverse under the sovereign wealth fund, while NDIC began reimbursing depositors of 46 failed microfinance banks. Tourism Access: Angola starts a tourism installment-payment rollout this Thursday to make domestic stays and packages more affordable. Regulation Watch: Kenya’s new CBK crypto rules raise concerns about shilling pressure and higher cross-border costs if stablecoin access is restricted too tightly.
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