AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFarmer-Herder Violence: Southwestern Chad’s Kim area (Mayo-Kebbi East) saw deadly clashes after cattle damaged crops, leaving 11 dead, 5 injured, and homes burned—another grim reminder of how land and grazing disputes keep spiraling. Security & Displacement: UNHCR data shows 8,521 Nigerians fled to Niger, Cameroon, and Chad between Dec 2025 and May 2026, with Chad hosting 22,025 refugees around Lac Province. Borno’s Lake Chad Economy: Borno Governor Babagana Umara Zulum urged the federal government to protect Chad Basin Development Authority equipment from being sold as scrap, and pushed talks on reopening a strategic waterway linking northern Borno to Chad to revive trade. Humanitarian Strain at the Border: MSF reports a surge in drone strikes near the Chad-Sudan border, treating 116 wounded in one month at Tiné Hospital, with women and children increasingly among the casualties. Culture & Civic Life: In N’Djamena, the China-Chad Friendship Park was inaugurated, featuring green space, play areas, and fitness zones as part of urban renewal.
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