AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWater & Hygiene Progress: UN-Water highlights São Tomé and Príncipe’s SDG 6 momentum, noting gains in basic water access (about 80% in 2015) and improvements in safely managed services—basic hygiene coverage up 21% from 2015 to 2024, with safely managed sanitation at 35% and safely managed water at 37%, even as universal access remains unfinished. Cross-Border Health & Safety at Sea: In Bayelsa, Nigeria, Governor Douye Diri handed over two São Tomé fishermen rescued after about eight days adrift in Nigerian waters to the São Tomé embassy, pointing to Gulf of Guinea weather and close maritime ties as factors behind repeated rescues—an issue that can affect safety, injury risk, and access to timely care. Public Safety & Care Needs: Nigeria’s police reported rescues and arrests tied to kidnapping and other serious crimes across multiple states, including cases where victims needed medical evacuation and where drugs were reportedly recovered—raising ongoing concerns for victim protection and healthcare response.
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