AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUTG Campus Services: After students threatened a peaceful protest over unreliable transport, food, water and internet at Faraba, the government announced immediate fixes, including catering from Monday and talks with telecom providers to improve connectivity. Cybersecurity: The Gambia joined 19 other African countries and the US in INTERPOL’s Operation Serengeti III, which reported 1,462 arrests, 10,909 disrupted malicious networks and more than $105 million recovered. Outbreak Research: A new West African programme aims to connect research institutions and activate clinical research responses within 10 to 15 days of an outbreak. Digital Rights: Freedom House says internet freedom declined globally for a 16th straight year, though The Gambia was among the countries showing improvement. Airport Data: A review of passenger information at Banjul International Airport highlights unanswered questions about data storage, retention, access controls and supplier access.
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