AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUN Leadership Race: With António Guterres set to step down at year-end, UNGA high-level week intensified the scramble to replace him, as Security Council straw polling put Costa Rica’s Rebeca Grynspan and Guyana’s Carolyn Rodrigues Birkett near the front. Refugees & Church Support: Pope Leo XIV marked Sept. 27, 2026 as World Day of Migrants and Refugees, spotlighting Burundi-linked refugee stories and parish outreach. Burundi Refugee Alarm (DRC): In Lusenda camp, Burundian refugees told UNHCR’s Maurice Azonnankpo that food aid has been suspended for over two years, alongside medicine shortages and education worries for children. Burundi Security Tensions (Banyamulenge): In Bwagiriza, a 70-year-old Banyamulenge refugee catechist was arrested and held incommunicado, amid rising scrutiny of trips to Rwanda. Education Strain in Kayanza: The 2026-2027 school year began with a teacher shortfall in Kayanza—only 147 of 380 requested teachers assigned, while some recruits wait for unpaid salaries. Regional Culture & Sport: SuperSport secured rights for AfCON Pamoja 2027 qualifiers and finals across East Africa, betting on football’s power to unite fans. Migration Pressure in the Region: South Africa’s refugees fear renewed violence as an anti-immigration September 30 deadline nears, with migration tensions also shaping local elections.
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