AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAbidjan Skyline Boost: Côte d’Ivoire’s capital is set to get even taller: construction of the 75-story Tour F is expected to finish later this year, a 16,000-glass-panel skyscraper with an observation deck that’s being framed as a symbol of the country’s post-crisis comeback. Housing Crunch in Abidjan: An AFP report spotlights how hard it’s becoming to find decent, affordable homes in Abidjan, with residents saying even a 75,000 CFA minimum wage can’t cover rent, while UN-Habitat data flags “rental unaffordability” across Sub-Saharan Africa. Cocoa Market Watch: Cocoa prices are rising on concerns about West African bean quality, as cloudy conditions in Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana are linked to black pod disease and weaker crop outlooks. Travel-Relevant Sports Timing: Ghana’s Black Stars are scheduled to travel to Bouaké to face Côte d’Ivoire at Stade de la Paix on Sept 24, with Accra’s Accra Sports Stadium closed until then for AFCON qualifier renovations—useful for planning cross-border match travel.
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