AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEducation & Refugees: In Uganda’s refugee-hosting districts, a teacher shortage linked to donor funding cuts is putting over 200,000 learners at risk of failing key exams, with officials scrambling to prevent a collapse in refugee schooling. Violence & Migration: A new database on Durban’s “March and March” movement alleges targeted attacks on undocumented immigrants, including testimonies from 235 displaced people, as the group’s demonstrations turned violent. Burundi in the Spotlight: Burundi has agreed to receive US “third-country” deportees, but only those without crime or terrorism links, with authorities planning housing and integration. Women’s Rights & Food Security: A CARE report says climate shocks, rising prices, and conflict are pushing women in countries including Burundi into deeper hunger and poverty, with many draining savings from Village Savings and Loan Associations. Culture & Sports: The Nyerere Cycling Tour is set to blend sport with community projects, while Burundi is also among the countries expected at Tanzania’s Vodacom Coastal Classic. Governance & Regional Cooperation: EAC experts have launched consultations on a proposed political confederation, gathering views from women’s groups, youth, faith leaders, and civil society across member states including Burundi.
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