AGP Executive Report
Last update: 41 minutes agoCultural & civic loss: Former University of Dar es Salaam vice chancellor Nicholas Kuhanga, a diplomat and education leader who later served as Tanzania’s ambassador to the DRC, has died at 93. Faith milestone: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints marks 40 years in the DRC, growing from legal recognition in 1986 to about 160,000 members, missions, and a temple. Youth & sport tragedy: Goma-born cyclist Miguel Masaisai, riding “Pedals for Peace” from Goma toward Rabat, died in a crash near the Cameroon border while trying to repair his bicycle. Public health & gender: UN Women says women and girls are hit hardest in the DRC’s Ebola outbreak, with over half of confirmed patients being women and girls heavily represented among those aged 10–17. Education under pressure: Students in Goma and Bukavu demand the resumption of suspended academic activities, warning of lasting damage to their studies. Politics & rights: Protests against proposed constitutional changes to enable Tshisekedi’s third term were met with tear gas and arrests across Kinshasa and other cities. Community support through sport: A Kinshasa tournament in Bandalungwa launches a project using sport and culture to include and empower girls and young women.
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