AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRegional Mobility & Work Permits: Kenya is tightening rules for foreign nationals after President William Ruto’s Sept 2 directive on hawkers and small traders, with enforcement starting Sept 7—visa-free entry and eTA exemptions do not grant the right to work or run businesses. Burundi–Kenya Tensions: Burundians in Nairobi rushed to embassies and bus stations for travel documents amid fears of crackdown; some reported threats and even looting of a trader’s shop. Registration Window: Kenya says undocumented East Africans, especially Burundians, can register via their embassies for temporary legal protection while cases are processed, and officials warn against harassment or xenophobia. Zambia Deportations: Zambia removed 59 foreign nationals in separate operations, including 28 Burundians. Public Health & Rumours: Africa CDC highlights how managing rumours is key in stopping disease outbreaks, after “genital theft” misinformation sparked deadly violence in parts of East Africa. Environment & Energy: A solar cooker project in Burundi aims to cut deforestation by replacing firewood and charcoal with solar cooking. Tanzania Mourning: Burundi joined regional leaders in condoling Tanzania after the death of President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s husband, Hafidh Ameir Hassan.
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