AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Sector Performance & Cybersecurity: South Africa reported government performance rising to 48% for 2025/26, while the Philippines’ House advanced a National Cybersecurity and Critical Information Infrastructure Protection Act to shield essential services from ransomware and attacks. Digital Governance & Training: Qatar’s civil service training arm delivered 740 cybersecurity programmes to nearly 14,000 employees with 93.6% satisfaction, and Algeria unveiled a roadmap to deploy AI in public services using sovereign open-source models and secure data storage. Local Service Delivery: India’s Sukma district rolled out a single-window system bundling services like ration cards, Aadhaar updates and driving licences, and Uganda’s MPs urged local council leaders to mobilize communities for measles-rubella immunization. Governance Reform & Oversight: Malaysia’s MARA Bill draft would cut the chairman’s powers, add “fit and proper” board rules, and tighten audit, investment and procurement controls. Public Finance Transparency: Nigeria again failed a US fiscal transparency assessment, with concerns over opaque budgets and weak procurement disclosure. Infrastructure & Transport: Oman launched a $208m government bond issue, and Indonesia and Malaysia advanced plans for a Batam–Johor Ro-Ro ferry expected mid-next year.
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