AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSkills and Jobs: Esther’s Aid graduated 283 trainees in Kigali, including culinary students and women who completed nutrition training, and plans to develop its culinary school into a university within two years. Digital Services: Irembo named Noella Dushime CEO and Ngabe Rutagarama CTO, while MTN Rwanda put executives through AI training. Regional Health Alert: Ebola deaths in DR Congo have passed 5,000. FAO and IGAD also warn that El Niño rains could raise Rift Valley fever risk in Rwanda and neighbouring countries. DR Congo Tensions: President Félix Tshisekedi asked Russia to help resolve the conflict with Rwanda, which Kinshasa accuses of backing M23. Kigali denies involvement and says DR Congo must address the FDLR militia. U.S. Deportees: Rwanda says seven people deported from the United States were vetted under a bilateral agreement; four have chosen to stay, while three want to return home. Medicine Supply: At a Kigali meeting, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation urged African governments to speed up approval of the African Medicines Agency treaty and strengthen local drug production, as the continent imports most of its medicines.
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