AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBujumbura Security Crackdown: Burundi National Police say they found three bodies on Mwezi Gisabo Boulevard and arrested over 800 people since early August, as intensified searches target theft suspects and people without identity documents. Regional Tech & Health: EAC and Germany launched the second AI4EAC Challenge for 20,000 East Africans, adding an Ebola response track, while a World Bank-backed training in Dar es Salaam builds frontline capacity to spot chronic disease risks alongside outbreak work across Burundi and other countries. Humanitarian System Debate: A Burundi-linked UN Volunteers piece argues the “humanitarian reset” must formally recognize volunteers, saying crises are handled first and often last by local volunteers. DRC Communications Disruption: CPJ urges DRC authorities to restore internet and mobile services cut in Fizi Territory for over a month, warning the shutdown blocks journalists and fuels rumors. Sports & Youth: EADB backed the FEASSA Games in Morogoro with Sh11.6m, supporting thousands of athletes across East Africa.
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