AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoVisa Rules Update: Malawi says travellers from 160 countries can enter visa-free or with simplified arrangements, while citizens of 47 countries—including Burundi—must get visas or prior authorisation before departure, citing reciprocity and security. Clean Water Through Sport: In Bujumbura, the CRDB Bank Burundi Marathon turned into a “Run for water” drive, with the First Lady praising efforts linking community sport to safe water access. Road Safety Licences: Burundi’s Traffic and Road Safety Police announced biometric driver’s licences are resuming after a long shortage, warning applicants against scams promising faster processing. Border Worries: Authorities warn Burundi’s natural borders with Rwanda and the DRC could shift as riverbank erosion and human activities change river courses along the Rusizi and Ruhwa. Gitega Crime Alert: Gitega province reports around ten deaths in ten days, with residents calling for deeper investigations into suspected suicides and possible foul play. Regional Security & Mobility: Reports also highlight wider East African moves on transport openness and regional peace support readiness.
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