AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEbola Response & Travel Rules: The U.S. has added Ksh2.59 billion (about $20m) to Ebola preparedness in Kenya, Burundi, Rwanda and South Sudan, backing emergency centres, surveillance, border screening and infection control as countries tighten entry checks ahead of the World Cup. Public Health Advisory: Trinidad and Tobago has urged citizens to avoid travel to Ebola-hit DRC, Uganda and South Sudan, with returning travellers facing enhanced screening and monitoring. South Sudan Politics: President Salva Kiir reaffirmed that general elections will be held in December 2026, saying the campaign will start in July. Justice in Pibor: UNMISS-supported mobile courts in Greater Pibor handled 16 criminal cases and secured five convictions, alongside civil disputes, as authorities push accountability for raids and violence. Juba Investment Push: The Juba Special Economic Zone says it is stepping up efforts to attract investors after talks with a U.S. delegation focused on trade and infrastructure support. Regional Security Clarification: UPDF says repatriated Ugandan returnees were SPLM-IO mercenaries, not LRA fighters. World Cup Visa Tensions: FIFA president Gianni Infantino urged fans to “chill” as visa barriers and U.S. entry denials continue to affect African officials and supporters.
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