AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMigrant Communities: Protests and clashes outside Durban’s refugee office have again disrupted asylum applications. A civil-society database based on interviews with 235 immigrants, mostly Congolese and Burundians, also describes alleged attacks on their homes and businesses. Travel: Burundi is among 46 African countries whose citizens can visit the Philippines visa-free for up to 30 days, subject to entry requirements. Youth & Tourism: Students from Burundi are among those preparing for an East African hospitality and tourism challenge in Nairobi on October 26–27, focused on inclusive opportunities for young people. Women’s Wellbeing: A CARE report drawing on women in Burundi and six other countries finds climate shocks, rising prices and conflict are worsening hunger and financial strain. Burundian Diaspora: London TikTok creator Moses Combe has gained British citizenship after a long and costly process; he arrived from Burundi as a refugee when he was one. Cycling: Burundian riders are expected at Tanzania’s 109-kilometre Vodacom Coastal Classic, part of a community development tour.
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