AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoAFCON Title Dispute: A verdict is expected within days in Senegal’s appeal over the 2025 final, with Congolese referee Jean-Jacques Ndala’s handling of the match central to the case. CAF awarded Morocco the title after Senegal’s players briefly left the pitch; Senegal says the match was completed and won on the field. Youth Music: The Republic of Congo and Venezuela are exploring a national orchestra and choir program for children and young people, with a proposed first site at Brazzaville’s Aubeville Center. Congo in the Arts: A new exhibition of Ayé A. Aton’s paintings draws on West and Central African visual traditions, including a work referencing the Ngbaka people of Congo. In Vermont, Congolese artist Butunga Bibimba is among refugee artists showing work inspired by migration, home and Congolese embroidery. World Cup Eligibility: Media reports allege FIFA knew Congo goalkeeper Lionel Mpasi was ineligible before the tournament; forfeits in affected qualifiers could have changed who advanced to the African playoffs.
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