AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration & Livelihoods: Kenya’s crackdown on foreign small-scale traders is still shaking the region’s everyday life, with Burundians in Nairobi describing fear and harassment as they rush to embassies to regularise status or return home, while President William Ruto insists Kenya remains “open for business” if foreigners follow the law and obtain permits. Rights & Regional Integration: Legal and human-rights voices warn enforcement must not become xenophobia, stressing Kenya’s obligations under EAC free movement as officials shift from rhetoric to a 90-day regularisation push. Culture & Youth in Gitega: Footballer Thilo Kehrer’s foundation is expanding opportunities for children in Gitega through libraries, dance, cooking classes and drum culture, using sport as a bridge to education and hope. Diplomacy & Global South: Burundi President Evariste Ndayishimiye is among leaders attending BRICS Summit day two in New Delhi, where India’s theme centers on resilience, innovation and cooperation—an agenda that also signals attention to the Global South.
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