AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Accountability: A bipartisan coalition of 48 U.S. attorneys general is asking the FCC to tighten its robocall database, verify providers’ information and keep noncompliant operators out. Ghana’s Public Finances: The government proposed a new law directing oil and mineral revenues to major infrastructure, and plans to merge two investment funds into a sovereign wealth fund. Democratic Oversight: Nauru’s president says every opposition lawmaker has joined the government, leaving its 19-member parliament without an opposition for the first time since independence. Coalition Strain: Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten is meeting coalition partners after a wealth-tax dispute threatened to bring down his minority government. Health Financing: Zambia will take over K1.7 billion in health-insurance debt and change contribution rules from January 2027, as part of reforms to shore up the national scheme. Education Investment: Sri Lanka’s government has budgeted Rs 749 billion for education in 2027, including a record Rs 104 billion for capital spending.
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