AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBurundi–DRC Mediation: President Évariste Ndayishimiye met a Congolese delegation in Bujumbura, presented as a dialogue effort amid rising tensions in the DRC, though some accuse Burundi of trying to influence opposition—claims not backed by public proof. EAC Kiswahili Push: Burundi hosted the 7th International Conference on Kiswahili promotion, with officials and partners urging wider Kiswahili use and stronger support for digital tools and AI to spread the language across the region. Refugee Pressure in Tanzania: The Nyarugusu camp is now nearly empty, with fewer than 200 Burundians left as repatriation accelerates; remaining refugees warn of pressure, aid suspensions, and fears of non-voluntary returns. Security and Rights Concerns: SOS Médias Burundi reports mass arrests of over 80 youths in downtown Bujumbura, with families and rights groups calling them arbitrary while police call it routine checks. Ngozi Market Fire: A deadly fire destroyed about 80% of stalls in Ngozi market, prompting authorities to plan rehabilitation and compensation steps. Russia Ties: Lavrov’s visit to Bujumbura focused on African peace initiatives and cooperation, including energy, health, agriculture, and preparations for the Russia–Africa summit.
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