AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCritical Minerals & Security: South Korea has given Almonty Industries final approval to commercially process tungsten at its Sangdong mine, boosting supplies for Western buyers as China tightens exports. DRC Human Rights: Amnesty accuses Rwanda-backed M23 of summary killings, torture and forced labour of artisanal miners, and of smuggling gold and coltan to Rwanda—claims Amnesty says could amount to war crimes. Rwanda in the Region: Rwanda opened the “Urumuri” school in Mozambique to teach Kinyarwanda and Rwandan culture to children of Rwandan families abroad. US Immigration Rules: The US published an exchange visitor skills list naming 23 African countries where some nationals face a two-year home-country requirement before certain visas. Business & Markets: Dangote Refinery says it plans a New York Stock Exchange listing after its 2029 expansion, while KRA in Kenya lists hundreds of overstayed imports for auction. Sports: Agnes Ngetich set a women-only half marathon world record in Copenhagen as Kenya topped the medal standings.
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