AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoDigital Government & Service Delivery: Qatar’s Ministry of Municipality says its “Oun” app now offers 38 new e-services, letting residents complete veterinary, agricultural and trade procedures online, including import permits and export health certificates. Public Administration Reform: Jamaica’s PM Andrew Holness says bureaucracy is being overhauled to speed delivery of benefits, citing delays even after disasters like Hurricane Beryl. Governance & Local Power: Islamabad’s proposed governance overhaul would create an elected assembly and chief executive, with health, education, environment and civic services moving to the local level. Elections & Rule of Law: Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford won a preliminary injunction blocking USPS mail-ballot requirements that would force states into federal approval and portal reporting ahead of midterms. Public Finance: Ghana sold a new 4-year fixed rate bond, accepting GH¢3.15bn from GH¢4.46bn in bids at a 12.00% yield. Health & Industry Regulation: Nigeria’s NAFDAC says its “5+5” and Ceiling List policies are boosting local pharma production and cutting import dependence. Public Safety & Accountability: Antigua and Barbuda’s PM orders the sex offenders registry to be made public with photos. Labor & Public Services: Fiji’s public service union says nearly 10,000 workers will strike on 9 September over pay and cuts.
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