AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCrime in Gitega: Gitega province is on edge after ten deaths in ten days, with two more bodies found in Gasongati and Rukoba; residents dispute “suicide” claims and are calling for independent investigations, with land disputes also raised. Road safety services: After more than two years of shortage, Burundi’s Traffic and Road Safety Police (PSR) says biometric driver’s licenses will resume production and distribution, but warns against people demanding money to “expedite” applications. Border fears: Authorities in Bujumbura warn that natural border lines with Rwanda and the DRC may be shifting due to riverbank erosion and human activity along the Rusizi and Ruhwa rivers. Local tensions: In Muyinga, residents protest new contributions they say are being demanded again for the Buhumuza provincial headquarters. Refugee returns: In Uganda’s Nakivale and Zambia’s Meheba camps, meetings on voluntary return are growing, with some repatriations reported but continued safety fears in Zambia. Cross-border security: A day of anger in Uvira, linked to deteriorating security, calls for better equipment for FARDC and allies.
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