AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBreastfeeding Spotlight: Burundi’s exclusive breastfeeding rate is above 80%, with UNICEF citing 83.3% in the 2024 SMART survey—now WHO and UNICEF point to Burundi as proof that workplace protections, strong maternity services, and public investment can drive results. Youth & Culture in Action: In Kampala, the B!LL!Now Now Youth Summit brought 1,000+ delegates from across Africa to push Agenda 2063 with “Bold Asks” like strategic funding, real inclusion, and guaranteed seats, plus a cultural tour of Buganda sites. Burundian Drums Return: From Meheba refugee camp in Zambia, Burundian drummers and women dancers performed again after nearly four years of silence, winning recognition at a Kaonde traditional ceremony. Justice & Rights: Burundi warns of child trafficking during summer holidays, urging parents and communities to stay alert as networks recruit children for routes to Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya and beyond. Regional Security: Nigeria and Burundi reaffirm deeper military cooperation to strengthen training and counter terrorism. Digital Faith & Media: At the SIGNIS World Congress in Kigali, Pope Leo XIV urged Catholic communicators to use digital tools for human dignity, truth, and environmental care.
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