AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoRwanda Alcohol Crackdown: Rwanda’s food and drugs regulator (Rwanda FDA) has suspended the importation of 52 alcohol brands and ordered a full recall of affected products already in the country, citing serious public health concerns; importers and distributors must stop sales, collect stock, and submit recall reports within three working days, with brands linked to Kenya (including Gilbeys Gin), Tanzania (including Konyagi), Burundi and others affected. Burundi Security & Justice: In Gitega, President Évariste Ndayishimiye met political parties on electoral transparency ahead of 2027, while Frodebu leaders renewed calls for credible reforms; elsewhere, Burundi plans a major judicial overhaul with over 60.5 billion Burundian francs to build courts and prosecutor offices, aiming to bring justice closer to citizens. Child Safety Alerts: Burundi’s anti-trafficking watchdog warns that school holidays raise the risk of child trafficking, urging parents and communities to stay vigilant as networks allegedly recruit children for smuggling to neighboring countries and beyond. Regional Defence Cooperation: Nigeria’s army leadership reaffirmed plans to deepen military cooperation with Burundi to strengthen regional peace and counter terrorism.
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