AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEbola Update: WHO says DR Congo’s fastest-growing Ebola outbreak actually began in February, months before the May declaration, with confirmed cases now at about 4,200 and over 1,900 deaths, as conflict, misinformation, and health worker shortages keep responders “chasing the virus.” Investment & Youth Leadership: Rwanda’s PM hosted YPO business leaders to pitch investment opportunities, while graduates of Itorero Indangamirwa were urged to seize chances and stay disciplined. Digital Transformation: Planet and Rwanda launched a national satellite data program via the Rwanda Space Agency to support agriculture, forest monitoring, urban planning, and disaster response, with university training and startup use. Agriculture & Food Security: Modern irrigation is boosting commercial fruit farming in Gisagara under SAIP II, and Permagardens are helping families grow fresh vegetables at home. Regional Mobility: Chad will scrap entry visas for all African nationals from Jan 1, 2027, joining Rwanda and others pushing easier movement. Sports: Rwanda’s Junior YellowGreens cricket campaign continues in qualifiers, and FEASSA rugby action is set to renew East Africa school rivalries.
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