AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoArts & Heritage: Togo and Germany are discussing the return of cultural artifacts taken during colonial rule, with provenance research and museum cooperation ahead. Ghanaian actor Agya Koo says films in local languages can find global audiences through streaming, without abandoning cultural identity. Glasgow Culture: A Diwali celebration at the city’s mail centre highlighted its diverse workforce, while a Glasgow bakery’s morning roll is competing to be named Scotland’s favourite bake. Food & Music: Glasgow restaurant Mister Singh’s India and Brownings the Bakers are launching curry pies in Aldi stores; Sophie Ellis-Bextor has announced a 2027 Christmas disco show in the city. Pets: Bulacan province has set aside 2.5 million pesos to protect pets and farm animals from extreme heat, while a Philippine senator is proposing stronger rules for pet cremation and aftercare following the discovery of dumped animal remains.
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