AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoArchaeology: Researchers dated a distinctive 54.5-metre stone tomb in Western Sahara to about 4,100–4,417 years ago, using radiocarbon analysis of human remains. Its two long stone projections remain unexplained. Higher Education: Morocco plans to expand its public universities from 12 to 27, with institutions in every region, including Laayoune and Dakhla. The government says the reform will ease overcrowding and bring study closer to home. Renewable Energy: An international study of 15 energy-project conflicts, including one in Western Sahara, warns that corporate sustainability claims can mask harm to local livelihoods and communities’ share of benefits. Food and Pastoral Research: In Sahrawi refugee camps near Tindouf, families are adopting moringa for food and animal use. The account highlights women’s role in building food autonomy, while noting the limits of local production in a prolonged displacement crisis.
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