AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDR Congo Tensions: The US has sanctioned Rwanda’s Defence Ministry and Zigama Credit and Savings Society over alleged support for M23. Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe says Rwanda must not be made a “forever scapegoat” for the conflict; Kigali says the DRC has yet to meet its security commitments on the FDLR militia. Ebola Alert: African health ministers are calling for stronger preparedness and solidarity as the outbreak passes 10,000 confirmed cases and spreads across four countries. Local Elections: Cell-level voting in Rwanda’s local elections opens Saturday, while police have received more than 1,600 new officers as authorities press for stronger crime prevention. Kigali Hosts: Rwanda will welcome up to 1,000 delegates for the Montreal Protocol’s MOP38 talks from November 2–6, marking 10 years since the Kigali Amendment. The African Medicines Agency has also inaugurated seven technical committees in Kigali. Women’s Empowerment: More than 80 women completed skills training at Kigali’s Agaseke Center, part of a partnership that has supported 125 young women over three years.
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