AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoForeign Workers & Jobs Law: A new July law in Comoros would reserve some small-scale commercial activities for Comorians by birth, alarming about 20,000 Malagasy residents—many women running market stalls—who fear losing legal income and being pushed into precarity; critics call it discriminatory and note it could also hit naturalised Comorians, while supporters say it’s about “social justice” and economic sovereignty, with foreigners still allowed in salaried work. Water Crisis in Moroni: In the capital, residents say ageing infrastructure is failing, forcing daily reliance on private sellers, long queues and costly deliveries; some neighbourhoods report no public taps and water buses not visiting for days. Fisheries Under Climate Pressure: A World Bank study warns Comoros’ small-scale fisheries are highly vulnerable to climate change, with accelerating coastal erosion and urgent coral bleaching risks that could cut fish catch potential and threaten food security. Crypto & Finance Signals: MEXC and Payward (Kraken parent) say they’re discussing broader collaboration ahead of TOKEN2049, while MEXC also announced a second 1,000 BTC boost to its Guardian Fund and highlighted liquidity metrics from CoinGecko’s CEX report. Regional Security: Uganda is set to host an inaugural conference on military operations beyond conventional warfare, with Comoros among confirmed participants.
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